Panasonic DMC-LC20

Pros: World's leading "Leica" lense, Macro mode, 20 sec video with sound, easy to use

Cons: flimsy battery door; looks like it will break anytime

The Bottom Line: This is an excellent camera for those who are just starting out with their first digital camera it has most of the features that a high end camera has

Review: I ran into this camera while shopping for a retirement gift for my Uncle. This camera was advertised in Officemax for $149.00 on sale special and it sold out very quickly (15 in one day!!). I went to kitz camera's and they were able to not only match the...

Pros: picture quality, ease of use

Cons: a bit slow, plastic case

The Bottom Line: a good bargaim in price without impairing quality ! a must have for the moment... no better choice so far on the market for a lower price !:

Review: The Camera is made on a LEICA basis whichj ensure good quality pictures. The camera is easy to use and will satisfy the people who want to use it for holidays or family shots. The time beetween two shots is a bit slow it can be fustrating. The...

Pros: Nice little camera and the Mega Burst features makes it more fun!

Cons: This entry level model lacks some features I could have used.

The Bottom Line: This camera is small enough to take anywhere, and takes good pictures. The Leica lens and Mega Burst feature make it stand out from the pack.

Review: Overview – The Mega-Bust feature made the Panasonic camera’s stand out from the pack, and it was the main reason for my choice. The digital revolution was passing me by, so I finally decided to get on board. I wanted a small camera that I...

Pros: Great camera - awesome outdoor shots

Cons: Not the best flash, so indoor shots are underexposed

The Bottom Line: The camera is worth considering a buy, especially if you are getting a good price break. Don't forget that it has an optical zoom lens too!

Review: I have had this camera for more than two months now, and would give it a 4.5 out of 5 points. The plus points are that it has all the nifty features such as mpeg movie mode (both audio and video), then it has landscape mode, macro mode. Another great...

Pros: Durable, great pictures in good ambient light SD Memory cards are convenient.

Cons: Low-light: flash/focus weak in dark Shutter delay: too long in low light

The Bottom Line: I'd buy it again--but I still miss my Canon AE-1 SLR

Review: I bought this camera because of the Leica lens. I've not been disappointed. Features a good zoom length -- 35mm equivalent of 35 (wide angle) to 105 (2x telephoto). I use NiMH batteries in it. I have a bunch of them so I always have a bunch of ...

Pros: Multiple "auto" modes. SD memory cards. Uses AA batteries. Good picture quality.

Cons: Only 3x zoom.

The Bottom Line: Great entry level camera for the beginning digital photographer. Multiple "auto" modes for taking pictures in all types of settings. Uses Secure Digital memory cards.

Review: The DMC-LC20 is a very good entry level digital camera. It takes good pictures in all situations. The auto settings mode doesn't work very well in bright sunlight but there is another outdoor mode that works quite well. The main downside to this...

Pros: Easy to use, good picture quality for only 2.0 MP, rechargeable batteries

Cons: takes up to 10 seconds to burn the image

Review: I purchased this two years ago and have been very satisfied as a starter digital camera. The camera is easy to use but requires a lot more preparation than with film cameras. Spare batteries and making sure enough space exists on your SD card is a ...

Pros: The video cam function works! Good outdoors camera, and sunsets and night stills render beautifully.

Cons: The viewfinder sucks, which means you can't take great pictures in low light.

Review: I have taken a lot of pics with this camera - it is great for travel! However, indoor pics are much more inconsistent in quality, and the battery must always be fully charged as the focus-to-flash wait (and also the wait to view the processed image) is ...