Compact Digital Camera Reviews

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• Flap style opening for easy access
• Made of stylish and durable nylon
• Elastic sides for fitting various size cameras
• Belt loop on back of case

Product DescriptionIcon’s PRFLAP-BLK is a compact digital camera case with flap style opening for easy access made of stylish and durable nylon, elastic sides for fitting various size cameras, and belt loop on back. This product is backed by a lifetime warranty. . . . More >>

Icon PRFLAP-BLK Compact Digital Camera Case

A video trailer of the new ultra compact digital cameras from Sony: the NEX-5 and NEX-3. The new digital cameras deliver DSLR performance within a sleek compact body, using a 14.2 megapixel Exmor APS HD CMOS sensor and interchangeable lenses. For the first time in an a camera, the practicality of an ultra compact digital camera is combined with AVCHD video recording for capturing high quality Full HD movies on the go. With a simple user interface and intuitive controls, capturing DSLR quality pictures has never been easier or more stylish. Plus Sweep Panorama mode allows you to capture amazing wide-angle panoramas with ease (and even in 3D). The NEX-5 and NEX-3 digital cameras will be available from summer 2010, and further information can be found at: www.sony.co.uk

I am looking for a digital camera that has capability of taking video with sound. It needs to take SD memory cards. I want something compact or ultracompact so it will easily fit in my purse. Something under $300. Personal experiences would be really appeciated. Thanks!

A lightweight (less than 12oz) compact digital camera (*not* dslr) with manual settings manual focus, 2-3 second self-timer, low noise at 400 iso, at least 5-6 megapixels resolution. Some zoom 3x or 4x or better. AA batteries powered. Camera to be used for afocal imaging.

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Other preferences, but not essential. Good red sensitivity (for H-alpha solar imaging). A “bulb” setting for extended exposures or option for several minutes exposure. Again these are not essential but would be helpful/useful.