Nikon P4

Pros: Low Light Performance, No Docking Station Required, 250-300 Shots Per Charge without Flash

Cons: Chunky Size, Slow Start Up Speed, 200 Shots Per Charge with Flash

The Bottom Line: Everyone who sees pictures from this camera are amazed that something that comes in such a small package is capable of producing such professional looking results.

Review: I recently purchased a Nikon Coolpix P4. I have put this camera through it's paces and come to the conclusion that this is one of the best compact cameras you can own. I have tried several current models in search of the right combination of size, ...

Pros: Compact Rechargeable Li Battery Incl.

Cons: Small Memory Storage Additional Memory Must Be Purchased To Enjoy Camera

Review: This camera is pretty good coming from a 2 megapixel camera. The settings are relatively easy to figure out and the picture quality is pretty decent. I love the fact that the camera is small and compact, its easy to take anywhere, however the small ...

Pros: ease of use. Vibration reduction works nicely.

Cons: indoor picture is not great.

The Bottom Line: Good for any circumstances, but don't expect great pictures in door. Very easy to use.

Review: I loved my previous Olympus Camedia 4040 camera. However, I thought it's time to upgrade to the 8 mega pixel world, and with a smaller, more compact design than a 4040 (fyi 4040 is a semi-pro, as I was taking some photo classes awhile back). My ...

Pros: Excellent feature set, good ergonomics.

Cons: Average picture quality.

The Bottom Line: Unless you need a feature-packed camera for around the house or dorm, there are far better cameras available for the money.

Review: So my ex-wife got the digital camera in the divorce, and I needed a new one.  I'd long been a fan of Nikon's film SLRs, and I figured that their point-and-shoot digitals would be up to the same standard.  After doing a fair amount of research, ...