Canon PowerShot SX20 IS review
A classy camera that puts in a solid performance, but lacks the stand-out features to push it into the lead
£298
Ben Pitt
Ricoh CX3 review
The lens isn’t as sharp as on other compact ultra-zoom cameras, and the high price means it's not particularly good value, either.
£300
Ben Pitt
Kodak Slice review
With a terrible touchscreen interface, poor performance and dreadful photos, this camera attempts to sell itself on specs rather than quality
£265
Ben Pitt
Nikon Coolpix P100 review
The controls could be more immediate, but the sharp lens and low-noise sensor are capable of great results
£301
Ben Pitt
Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ10 review
Excellent video quality is the highlight but photo quality is disappointing considering the high price
£270
Ben Pitt
Canon Legria HF M306 review
Superb image quality, elegant controls and lots of useful shooting options, but sound quality is disappointing and the price is too high.
£556
Ben Pitt
Casio Exilim EX-FH25 review
Slow-motion and 40fps continuous capture are great but image quality lets it down
Samsung WB650 review
Image quality is typical for a compact ultra-zoom camera, but a generous helping of desirable features helps the WB650 to stand out
£250
Ben Pitt
Sony Cyber-Shot DSC W380 review
Some promising features including a wide-angle, wide-aperture lens, but the 14-megapixel sensor spoils any chance of high image quality
£200
Ben Pitt
Canon Legria HF R106 review
No major flaws but lacking in various key areas. Plus, it's more expensive than many superior video cameras
£414
Ben Pitt
Samsung HMX-H104 review
Keenly priced, but suffers compatibility issues with editing software and does little else to stand out
£377
Ben Pitt
Sony HDR-TG7VE review
Geo-tagging is fun and the slim design is great for slipping into a pocket, but it’s not enough
£542
Ben Pitt
Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 review
Dramatic improvements to real-time preview performance makes this a crucial update for Premiere Pro
£752
Ben Pitt
Nikon Coolpix L21 review
There’s a complete lack of frills, but with respectable image quality and simple controls, it’s just right for a budget point-and-shoot camera
Canon PowerShot SX20 IS review A classy camera that puts in a solid performance, but lacks the stand-out features to push it into the lead£298
Ricoh CX3 review The lens isn’t as sharp as on other compact ultra-zoom cameras, and the high price means it's not particularly good value, either.£300
Kodak Slice review With a terrible touchscreen interface, poor performance and dreadful photos, this camera attempts to sell itself on specs rather than quality£265
Nikon Coolpix P100 review The controls could be more immediate, but the sharp lens and low-noise sensor are capable of great results£301
Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ10 review Excellent video quality is the highlight but photo quality is disappointing considering the high price£270
Canon Legria HF M306 review Superb image quality, elegant controls and lots of useful shooting options, but sound quality is disappointing and the price is too high.£556
Casio Exilim EX-FH25 review Slow-motion and 40fps continuous capture are great but image quality lets it down£295
Samsung WB650 review Image quality is typical for a compact ultra-zoom camera, but a generous helping of desirable features helps the WB650 to stand out£250
Sony Cyber-Shot DSC W380 review Some promising features including a wide-angle, wide-aperture lens, but the 14-megapixel sensor spoils any chance of high image quality£200
Canon Legria HF R106 review No major flaws but lacking in various key areas. Plus, it's more expensive than many superior video cameras£414
Samsung HMX-H104 review Keenly priced, but suffers compatibility issues with editing software and does little else to stand out£377
Sony HDR-TG7VE review Geo-tagging is fun and the slim design is great for slipping into a pocket, but it’s not enough£542
Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 review Dramatic improvements to real-time preview performance makes this a crucial update for Premiere Pro£752
Nikon Coolpix L21 review There’s a complete lack of frills, but with respectable image quality and simple controls, it’s just right for a budget point-and-shoot camera£69
Panasonic HDC-SD60 review Competitive picture quality, a great collection of features and a price that should appeal to the masses£393