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Factor: The PowerShot G6 has evolved from a long line
of highly esteemed Canon G-series cameras. It brings 7.1-megapixel
resolution to a compact but versatile system camera. The
G6 accepts a full range of accessories, and its zoom’s
ƒ/2.0 maximum opening (at wide-angle) makes it the
fastest lens in the group. |
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Factor: The FinePix S7000 features Fujifilm’s
fourth-generation, 6.3-megapixel Super CCD HR imager and
a sharp 35-210mm (35mm equivalent) Fujinon zoom lens.
Auxiliary wide-angle and telephoto lenses further extend
the camera’s capabilities. |
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Factor: The DX7590 features a German Schneider-Kreuznach
Variogon 38-380mm (35mm equivalent) zoom lens, and a large
2.2-inch LCD monitor. It also has the highest-resolution
EVF in its class, displaying 311,000 pixels for a clear
view of your subject. |
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Factor: The DiMAGE Z3 includes Konica Minolta’s
Anti-Shake technology that helps avoid image blur when
shooting handheld. It’s a real advantage, especially
with long lenses. You’ll appreciate that feature
when you use the Z3’s powerful 35-420mm (35mm equivalent)
zoom. |
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Factor: The M410R’s RTUNE technology reduces
shutter lag down to the bare minimum and dramatically
improves shot-to-shot times. The camera can shoot continuous
bursts at 3.3 frames per second and keep going until your
card is full. |
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Factor: Nikon’s 5.1-megapixel camera was one
of the first to have a wide 28mm lens. This system camera
offers wide-angle, telephoto and fish-eye conversion lenses,
and boasts macro capability down to 0.4 inches. |
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Factor: This 5.1-megapixel camera offers one of the
widest lenses available in its class, a 27-110mm (35mm
equivalent), and full system capability. You even can
get an underwater housing that’s watertight up to
130 feet down. |
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Factor: The C-7000 gives you 7.1-megapixel resolution
for clear, sharp and enlargeable images. In spite of the
camera’s compact frame, it still packs a 38-190mm
(35mm equivalent) zoom lens to give you a solid photographic
punch. |
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Factor: The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-V1 boasts a Carl Zeiss
34-136mm (35mm equivalent) Vario-Sonnar zoom for sharp
images. The camera’s NightFraming system uses infrared
illumination to help you compose your shots in dim lighting. |
