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RankDigital camera: $500 and upStreet price (7/6/01)Overall rating1OutputEase of UseBattery life (shots)2Pixels (millions) at maximum resolution3Bundled media/capacity (MB)Picture capacity at highest4/lowest resolutionFocal range (35mm equivalent)Aperture rangeShutter speed range (seconds)Optical/LCD viewfindersManual focus overrideManual exposure controls5Photo output connectionsVideo/Audio recordingWeight with batteries and media (ounces)Batteries6Comments                                              
1Best Buy Nikon Coolpix 995
800/645-6689
www.nikonusa.com
$89985Very goodAdequateExcellent: 3633.34 @ 2048 by 1536CompactFlash/161/4238mm-152mmf2.6-f1460-1/2300Yes/YesYesM, A, S, PUSB, videoYes/No16.2One rechargeableOffers a huge, sometimes intimidating list of features. Some of the best images we've seen, plus battery life that doubles that of its predecessor.
2Best Buy, New Epson PhotoPC 3100Z
800/463-7766
www.epson.com
$77984Very goodVery goodVery good: 2293.34 @ 2048 by 1536CompactFlash/1612/19934mm-102mmf2-f88-1/1000Yes/YesYesM, A, S, PUSB, videoYes/Yes16.9Four AAAn upgrade to the easy-to-use, former Best Buy 3000Z, this new model adds an interpolated 2544-by-1904 maximum resolution and a new print tagging button.
3Olympus Camedia C-3040 Zoom
800/622-6372
www.olympus.com
$79981Very goodGoodAdequate: 1473.34 @ 2048 by 1536SmartMedia/166/16535mm-105mmf1.8-f1016-1/800Yes/YesYesM, A, SSerial, USB, videoYes/Yes13.7Two 3-volt disposable Lithium or four AABoxy but stylish camera produces great shots. Loads of control options, but too many of them in the menu system. Fast f1.8 zoom lens and flexible battery choices. Supports USB Storage Class for connecting to a PC without software.
4New Casio QV-3500EX
800/836-8580
www.casio.com
$59981Very goodAdequateVery good: 2233.3 @ 2048 by 1536CompactFlash/1610/8933mm-100mmf2-f860-1/1000Yes/YesYesM, A, S, PSerial, USB, videoYes/No15.9Four AANot an especially easy-to-use camera, nor is it the most attractive, but it takes great shots and has a bargain price. Novel Best Shot feature helps you compose your shot and use the best settings for the situation.
5Fujifilm FinePix 6800 Zoom
800/800-3854
www.fujifilm.com
$89980Very goodAdequateGood: 1863.3 @ 2048 by 1536SmartMedia/166/16336mm-108mmf2.8-f10.83-1/2000Yes/YesYesPUSB, videoYes/Yes10.3One rechargeableThis small, light, Porsche-designed digicam looks technically refined and takes very good pictures, but the menus are difficult to navigate. Can capture short movies.
6Olympus Camedia E-10
800/622-6372
www.olympus.com
$179979GoodVery goodLimited: 694.0 @ 2240 by 1680SmartMedia7/3211/39735mm-140mmf2-f118-1/640Yes/YesYesM, A, SUSB, videoNo/No40.2Two 3-volt disposable lithium or four AAFour megapixels, through-the-lens viewing, and a huge number of control dials and buttons make the E-10 an attractive addition to the serious digital photographer's camera bag. Now $200 less.
7HP Photosmart 912
800/752-0900
www.photosmart.com
$59978GoodVery goodAdequate: 1552.24 @ 1600 by 1280CompactFlash/162/15934mm-107mmf2.5-f174-1/1000Yes/YesYesM, A, S, PUSB, IRDA, videoNo/Yes21.6Four AAA $200 price drop moves the 912 up the chart. It offers an SLR-like case, extensive and intuitive controls, and solid images. It should interest anyone switching from a though-the-lens 35mm camera.
8Sony Cyber-shot DSC-P1
800/222-7669
www.sony.com/di
$69978GoodOutstandingAdequate: 1153.34 @ 2048 by 1536Memory Stick/85/11839mm-117mmf2.8-f5.32-1/2000Yes/YesNoPUSB, videoYes/Yes8.8One rechargeableInnovative design, easy-to-use controls, and diminutive size make this camera ideal for trendy snapshooters. The optional $250 underwater case is light and easy to use.
9New Sony Cyber-shot DSC-S75
800/222-7669
www.sony.com/di
$69978GoodGoodVery good: 2523.3 @ 2048 by 1536Memory Stick/85/11834mm-102mmf2.1-f88-1/1000Yes/YesYesM, A, S, PUSB, videoYes/Yes15.7One rechargableThis solid, good-looking camera takes fine photos; it has a wide range of exposure controls, but they can be confusing and frustrating.
10Toshiba PDR-M65
800/288-1354
www.dsc.toshiba.com
$59977Very goodGoodVery good: 2593.34 @ 2048 by 1536SmartMedia/86/7738mm-114mmf3.2-f3.71-1/500Yes/YesNoNoneUSB, videoNo/No14.3Four AAA simple camera with few fancy controls compared with other cameras offering the same resolution. Can capture sharp, detailed images, but doesn't reproduce color well.

1Overall rating is based on price (30 percent), picture quality (20 percent), ease of use (15 percent), features (15 percent), battery life (10 percent), and support (10 percent). For all ratings, higher is better. Data based on tests designed and conducted by the PC World Test Center. All rights reserved.
2Measured as number of shots taken before battery runs out.
3Number represents maximum noninterpolated image resolution. Some manufacturers don't use the entire CCD to capture an image; others interpolate using software to create a larger image.
4Capacity at highest noncompressed resolution. Many cameras can take uncompressed TIFF images, but can store fewer of them.
5Abbreviations stand for full manual (M), aperture priority (A), shutter priority (S), and program priority (P). All cameras offer basic EV (exposure value) control, unless otherwise noted.
6Type and number of standard batteries used in the camera. In most cases, optional rechargeable batteries are available for cameras that use AA batteries.
7This camera also offers a slot for CompactFlash media.
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