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Panasonic Lumix FX01
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HQ Grade: C+
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| B | means they are good, with some standout features. |
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- 42nd of 54 in Panasonic (#1 is Panasonic FZ35)
- 74th of 107 in $200 - $300 (#1 is Canon SD780 IS)
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Hi GD,
First of all, I'd recommend staying far, far away from SVP's products. If you'd never heard of them before you started looking at cameras, that's because their cameras are cheap knockoffs that no major sites/retailers carry and no major review sites would consider reviewing. You'd be much better off saving your money and buying something from a known brand name.
...which is not to say that every model from the big names is a winner.
The NV3 is a very nice camera. It has superior build quality (feels "like it was carved from a block of metal," as one review put it), takes very good shots, and has lots of extra features like mp3 and video capability, and can view text files as well. It has a huge, sharp LCD screen and a handy anti-shake feature (which does slow down shot-to-shot time quite a bit, unfortunately).
Other 6MP+ ultracompacts you might want to consider:
Canon SD800 IS
Panasonic FX01
Sony N2
Hope this helps!
First of all, I'd recommend staying far, far away from SVP's products. If you'd never heard of them before you started looking at cameras, that's because their cameras are cheap knockoffs that no major sites/retailers carry and no major review sites would consider reviewing. You'd be much better off saving your money and buying something from a known brand name.
...which is not to say that every model from the big names is a winner.
The NV3 is a very nice camera. It has superior build quality (feels "like it was carved from a block of metal," as one review put it), takes very good shots, and has lots of extra features like mp3 and video capability, and can view text files as well. It has a huge, sharp LCD screen and a handy anti-shake feature (which does slow down shot-to-shot time quite a bit, unfortunately).
Other 6MP+ ultracompacts you might want to consider:
Canon SD800 IS
Panasonic FX01
Sony N2
Hope this helps!
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