1. Pocket Size Camera Reviews - Finding the Features You
Need
When it comes to consumer electronics, the pocket size camera industry is one that keeps
growing. There are many different brands and competition is fierce. Consumers like you can
reap the rewards of this competition. The competition drives the development of new
technology which creates advanced features, benefits, and innovations. Let's discuss this
amazing market and learn about some excellent features to look for in new cameras on the
market.
You want to know more about The Best Digital SLR Cameras of 2012 - Cameras, Tips, and
Things You Should Know, but the other important side of the coin is that you have to get up
and move on it. Most people, the majority of them, do nothing all throughout their lives and
nothing good happens from that.
Dare to be different in the sense that you will get up and move on this - go forward, be bold
and willing to do something. Make a plan that you will take action, and then work from that
plan every day until you see the results you want.
We all know it is easy to think about things, but the other part of the equation is the
movement part - move toward your goals. Do continue on with this because the best is yet to
come. For those who favor high quality images taken indoors without a flash, the Canon
PowerShot S90 is a terrific camera. Many camera makers create a line of cameras that have
some specific strong point or feature. The S90 performs great in low-light conditions with its
wide angle lens and ability to capture subtle object details. You'll be able to use the large
display for picture viewing which is something a lot of people seem to like.
People who like to have control over the composition of their photographic compositions also
find this camera useful. This camera allows you to manually control things such as aperture,
sensitivity, and shutter speed. This camera is a great choice for this reason as well as its
easy to use interface.
Truly built for the outdoors, the next camera we'll be looking at is the Olympus Stylus Tough
8010.
Able to go a little more than 30 feet underwater, this camera is rated waterproof. Living up to
its name, this ultra compact camera is tough and rugged. While it comes with a standard
LCD display, zoom, and built in flash, the 14 megapixel resolution seems like overkill to us.
But the market for this camera is most likely those that love the rugged outdoors and who
need a camera that can take some punishment from the elements. In addition to being
waterproof, it's also supposed to be able to withstand a six foot drop. It's also reported to be
freeze and crush proof. This is one tough little camera!

2. Moving forward as quickly as possible, let's take a look at the Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS5.
This pocket size mega-zoom camera produces good pictures, although at slightly lowered
ISO's. It has a decent complement of features, and overall we think this is a decent
alternative to some cameras on the market. This camera, which has 12.1 megapixels and an
ultra wide lens, produces pictures with good image sharpness and quality. You also have the
ability to exert manual control with this camera. The 12X optical zoom capacity is what
qualifies this camera as a mega-zoom along with a 25 mm wide angle lens. Since there is no
viewfinder with a megazoom, for good reason, you'll simply use the 2.7 inch TFT display.
That's a look at a few of the pocket size cameras that are available on the market. These
cameras can be a good way to test out digital ultra-compact cameras if you've never used
one. You can produce decent quality pictures with these reasonably priced cameras.