Canon PowerShot SD940
The SD940 IS uses Canon's traditional combination of two different menu systems. The main menu is accessed by the dedicated menu button and contains two columns - one for shooting settings and the other for basic camera settings. These are settings that won't be changed often. The shortcut menu system is activated by

Olympus Stylus-9000
The build of the Stylus-9000 is its strongest selling point, packing a 10x optical zoom in a compact camera that resembles a few models equipped only with a 3-5x zoom range. With a sunken-in and retractable lens that extends out when you start up the camera, the small width of the Stylus-9000 makes it easy to carry ar

Fujifilm FinePix S200EXR
When Fujifilm announced the Finepix S200EXR ultrazoom in late July 2009, Fujifans everywhere may have been hoping for a design to close the zoom gap between the 18x of Fuji's top offerings and the 24 and 26x competition. That wait will continue - the S200 is the anointed successor to Fuji's S100fs - but while the S200

Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1
The Panasonic Lumix GF1 is the lastest member of the Micro Four Thirds family. But before Micro Four Thirds, there was Four Thirds. With Olympus having produced relatively small film SLRs since at least the early 1970s, it was probably no surprise that they would partner with Kodak to introduce

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-G3
Sony made a splash with its point-and-shoot 10 megapixel, 4x optical zoom Cyber-shot DSC-G3 - the first digital camera with a built-in browser. While it's not perfect, the G3 is a huge step forward in digicam connectivity since other wireless digital camera implementations limit the user to a single online sharing ser