Choosing a digital point-and-shoot camera is becoming harder as prices decrease and features increase. These five digital compact cameras might not be brand spanking new, but they’re still the most popular choices for buyers in 2011. If you have ever used one of these, we would love to hear what you really think of them!
If you’re looking for our choices of DSLR cameras, head here.
Canon PowerShot S95
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This is a great camera for photographers who want to shoot great quality photos without the heaviness of a dSLR or a bridge camera. It’s also a great camera for beginner photographer as it has a complete set of manual controls – it even shoots in RAW! The fast, wide-angle f/2.0 28mm lens is impressive and is excellent for low-lighting conditions. However, its price tag is rather steep for a compact point-and-shoot.
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If you’re looking to get into the world of DSLRs, then take a look at our top five choices for 2011. Most of these are semi-professional DSLRs so they won’t break the bank too much. Keep in mind that we’re reviewing the body only, excluding any lenses. We’ve compared numerous of reviews by users and professionals, so here are our top five picks (not in any particular order).
Nikon D90
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Its light and smooth design won’t burn a hole in your pocket. The Nikon D90 is an exceptional mid-range DSLR for beginners as it’s easy to use, friendly navigation menu, and has all the functions and features you would want. It was one of the first DSLRs that allowed you to shoot HD videos and easy enough controls so anyone can do it. The D90 is great value for money and an improvement from its predecessor, the D80.
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