Olympus irobe IR-500

Pros: Appearance is quality, not tinny.

Cons: Not enough memory from factory.

Review: This is my fourth generation digital camera and it is worth the wait. The large viewing screen is great both indoors and outdoors. Pictures are very easy to take, even without reading the manual. Included is a quick start guide and it is all I needed to ...

Pros: Price, folding style works well, image quality good

Cons: Needs dock for charging and download, looks funny, scene modes are mostly bling.

The Bottom Line: Great camera for people who tend to break stuff. Surprisingly good image quality for the class. Take it (almost) anywhere!

Review: When I bought my Rebel XT (a digital SLR) a few months back, I gave away my point-and-shoot. That was a mistake, and I bought this camera as a "take-anywhere" supplement to the XT for when the XT is too awkward or overkill. Image quality is a bit ...

Pros: The size is convenient

Cons: The super-macro mode is erratic

The Bottom Line: When you don´t want to do anything special

Review: This is a point-and-shoot camera. You can get some good pictures with it, but it will make you work to get anything out of the ordinary. For example, it doesn’t like to take panoramic pictures of bright scenes. It took me half an hour to take four shots ...

Pros: Good design. Solid body and feel.

Cons: Not very portable due to dock. Red-eye no matter the setting. Flash is too powerful

Review: I bought this camera in Tokyo two weeks ago. So far, I can tell you that it is not worth it. Unless you're buying the whole system, the dock for the camera is a pain in the butt. You need the whole dock just to connect to your computer meaning that if ...