Panasonic DMC-FX7

Pros: Excellent battery life, effective image stabilization, low price, image quality, wide angle, size

Cons: Noise a bit high, black case affected by smudges, LCD washes out in sunlight

The Bottom Line: I like the Panasonic FX07 and would choose it over the comparable Canon SD800 IS based on features, performance and price. For now, I am...

Review: I have enjoyed using the 6 -Megapixel Panasonic FX01 and now have a chance to use the 7.2-Megapixel Panasonic FX07. The FX07 is similar to the C anon SD800 IS: it has compact design, ...

Pros: - Best-in-class image/lens quality - Superb LCD screen - Ergonomics & classy design

Cons: - On/off button protection - No "super-fine" JPEG - Price!! - Battery tad small

The Bottom Line: Has best image quality in the ultra-compact point & shoot class. I bet even professionals would pick this, if they wanted a pocket camera. Yet is very easy to use.

Review: Context: I have owned several very compact digicams (digital cameras) before this, including the Casio QV-R40 and the Pentax Optio S4. I generally buy only very small (ultra-compact) digicams, because my usage pattern is that I need the ...

Pros: Useful scene modes, good battery life, excellent feel and look and interface.

Cons: Noise performance could be better. Flash can be a little strong up close.

The Bottom Line: Excellent for anyone who is looking for a compact tool to handle a wide variety of situations. I encourage people to consider it before making other more "obvious" choices.

Review: I purchased this camera after considering models by Canon (SD800) and Fuji (F30, mainly). There were several things that led me to choose Panasonic. First, I felt that the feel of this camera was better than any of its competition. The Fuji was larger ...

Pros: Leica Lens, Lithium Ion Battery, Easy to use;layout, great picture quality.

Cons: $400 retail is a bit high in my opinion.

The Bottom Line: My Fiance Loves It! A Great Choice!

Review: As an owner of a Pentax Optio S, I was quite skeptical at first. My Fiance fell "in love" with this camera, almost immediately. The image quality was amazing, the motion video (something I'm not interested in, but tried out anyway) looks quite good ...

Pros: The huge screen, Leica lens, vastly superior image quality, easy use, durability, portablilty.

Cons: Battery life, but that's addressed in the next model. No manual image controls.

The Bottom Line: It's like having a miniature Leica in your pocket. The size of a cellphone with superior quality and ease of use.

Review: My background is an amateur studio photographer, I grew up with film. I'm also a tech geek, I like to explore all of the camera's options. I never use a camera's onboard flash, I always shoot using available lighting. I take a camera everywhere I go. ...

Pros: Stabilizer, info

Cons: None so far

The Bottom Line: Portable capable quality camera

Review: If you're looking for a pocketable camera that delivers excellent results in demanding conditions, check out the DMC-FX7. I've been looking for a handy camera to carry around to capture the many photo opportunities that show up in everyday life. I ...

Pros: Small, easy to use, great battery life

Cons: pixeled pictures at digital zoom.

The Bottom Line: This is an excellent camera for all situations and for anyone to use.

Review: I have owned the Panasonic Lumix FZ10 for several years, but it is quiet bulky and large. It's great for taking fancy picture but not fun to stick in your pocket during a birthday dinner or other fun event. Because I was already fond of the ...

Pros: Durable, Long Lasting, High Quality, easy to use!

Cons: I have yet to find any.

The Bottom Line: The Bottom line is that this is an excellent camera for people who just enjoy taking great quality pictures and being able to use them easily on the computer.

Review: I have had this camera for about 2 years and have enjoyed every minute of it. It is a well-developed camera that just makes the photo taking experience just enjoyable. I have use this camera for everything from graduations, birthdays, parties, weddings, ...

Pros: ease of use, picture and video quality, ultra-compact size

Cons: wrist strap installation

Review: First, let me state that this is my first digital camera ever purchased. Right out of the box, I was able to take pictures and record movies with ease. The picture quality is unbelievable and video is better then any camcorder I have used. I did lots of ...

Pros: many features, small size, durable, great picture quality, many extras.

Cons: none

Review: I purchased this camera after purchasing and subsequently returning a defective Canon. This camera is loaded with features. This little Panasonic offers not only the standard picture settings such as normal, maco, scenery, sport, and night, it also ...