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If you are looking for a digital camera that provides fine balance between automatic and manual control over the picture, then Kodak EasyShare Z1015 IS is surely the one for you.

Blessed with 15X Schneider-Kreuznach VARIOGON Optical Zoom Len (420 mm) and 28 mm wide-angle lens, the user can capture long-distance shots or wide-angle shots in one easy click.

Z1015 IS can shoot up to 10 megapixels and 720p HD video.

The camera promises a click to capture speed of less than 0.20 seconds, which is great for action shots. Low-lighting conditions can be tackled with an ISO range of 80 to 6400.

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The Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-HX1 is actually quite a remarkable camera. Whereas most camera models try to improve on the megapixels, Sony did nothing of that sort and instead concentrated on the lens. And the end result is a wonderful product that hit the headlines.

It offers an incredible 20x optical zoom, which is 28-560mm. Plus, there is also the option to add on the 1.7x teleconverter – this lets you push your telephoto end to 952mm, making this quite an incredible camera. Many people believe that a model that comes with such a super zoom simply cannot be friendly to the shirt pocket. But this is another area where the Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-HX1 scores over competition. The model remains surprisingly lightweight.

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With the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H20 you can be sure to capture that far away shot. Offering a Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessera wide-angled lens, and a 10 times optical zoom, you can capture even the finest detail far away. The 10.1 megapixel ensures that the image doesn’t blur should you wish to view it on a computer.

Reviewing your pictures on your Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H20 could never get easier. With a 3-inch touch screen display, you can quickly browse through your pictures and show them to others.

The camera comes loaded with special features such as Optical Steady-Shot which helps to stabilize the image and reduce any blurring.

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The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H10 has a look and feel of a SLR but is actually a super zoom camera. It is recommended for people who want a super zoom camera within a low budget. It has a good zoom range of up to 18x, however, due to its low price; it has a relatively narrow angle of view. Also, electronic viewfinder is absent.

The H10 will give you an average performance and if you come to expect an outstanding picture quality then you may not want to buy this camera. If you use the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H10 outdoors, particularly in bright sunlight then the pictures will be extremely sharp. Indoors, however, it’s a completely different story. Shots taken indoors have been reported by many users as dull and murky. This may lead you to wonder if this is the right choice in its price range.

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Kodak Easy Share Z980 has features that you just can’t resist. With its combination of technology and zany style, you have the ultimate accessory in your hands.

This is the only camera that allows you to click photos in the vertical as well as horizontal modes by providing you with two shutter release buttons at the appropriate places. With this feature you can toggle between these shots with considerable ease.

The camera takes only about 4 seconds to start up and instantly captures images in any surroundings. The impressive 24X optical zoom lens will allow you to capture whatever your camera focuses on.

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Canon announced its range of 12 megapixel cameras in 2009. Almost all of them are in the Power Shot series. The camera in this review is the Canon Power Shot SX200 IS. It is the company’s first attempt at launching a pocket size super-zoom camera.

The camera is fairly lightweight for a device having the vast number of features that it has. It is being sold for $329.99 by Canon. The camera has a unique design wherein its flash pops out of the main body as soon as it powers up. Many users may find this undesirable especially in situations where they don’t need a flash. They would ideally want to let the flash sit in its place when they are not using it.

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