The Digital Camera Reviews

The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H10 is a pretty decent camera without the whistles generated by other more competitive cameras but it can deliver crisp and quality outdoor shots. It is a compact 8.1 megapixel camera with a 15x Carl Zeiss optical zoom lens. It has a 3-inch LCD screen which is the only way you can use to previews your shots since it does not have an electronic viewfinder.

While the camera can record video clips don’t expect to use the zooming function when capturing movies because it does not have that. Also, don’t expect exposure modes you can adjust semi-manually as there are none.

It may not be as light as the slim cybershots but it is comfortable to bring around at only 10.3 ounces. It boasts of the Smile Shutter technology which allows you get great pictures exactly when your subjects are smiling. You also get clearer photos with the Double Anti-Blur solution by Sony.

If you are new in photography or an amateur with some degree of experience, you will enjoy the camera’s Intelligent Scene Recognition feature as it automatically selects the desired setting based on the environment and the lighting conditions. Professional photographers will not enjoy this camera considering that all the settings are almost automatic but if you are always in a hurry to get that great shot without tinkering with the settings then this camera is for you.

It is easy to document all your memories just by bringing along a digital camera with you anywhere you go.  The new digital cameras released by Nikon specifically Coolpix S52 & S52c are not only very handy but are easy to use and can provide that point and shoot convenience preferred by those who tinker with their digicam all the time.

If you do not require Internet connectivity then the Nikon Coolpix S52 (which is available in silver and plum black) is an ideal buy. However, if you require a more sophisticated model but still offers convenience then the Nikon Coolpix S52c would do the trick.

Both the S52 and S52c boasts of a 9.0 megapixel resolution so you are guaranteed clear photos all the time. You also get a NIKKOR lens with a 3X zoom that is vertically mounted for space-saving purposes.

What makes the Coolpix S52c really cool is its WiFi capability which means you can easily download or share your photos through the Internet just with the touch of a button. If you love to take photos all the town then you will surely experience space shortage but no worries because you can take advantage of the up to 2GB free storage offered by Nikon’s “my Picturetown”. You can also instantly see the results of your shots through the 3-inch LCD screen.

The S52c does not disappoint in the looks department.  It has a sleek look and is lightweight so you can carry it around. No price yet for the S52 which will be available by April 3rd week.  The S52c (which is available only in plum black) is priced at 343 Euros and will be available by May this year.