A review of the Sony DSC-P200 digital camera is available at imaging resource.

This is an extract of the review result:
“[…] The DSC-P200 is a very responsive camera, with excellent shutter lag and shot to shot cycle time numbers, excellent battery life, and surprisingly good low-light capability.
All in all, if you’re looking for a great “take anywhere” camera with excellent resolution, great versatility, and excellent color and tonality, the Sony DSC-P200 should be an easy choice. Definitely a Dave’s Pick.”

Imaging resource has posted a review of the Sony Cybershot DSC-M1 digital camera.

This is an extract of the review conclusion:
“[…] The DSC-M1 offers perhaps the best combination of both still and video quality we’ve yet seen. There’s no question that Sony’s choice of the MPEG4 codec has helped bring the quality of videos a little closer to that of the still photos, which these days are getting to be rather attractive even in the lower-cost cameras.”

A review of the Sony DSC-H1 digital camera is available at imaging resource.

The review verdict:
“The Sony H1 provides more manual exposure control than many other long zoom digital cameras, yet is easy to use in full-auto mode […].
Performance-wise, the Sony DSC-H1 is fairly fast on the draw […].
All in all, the Sony DSC-H1 is a strong entry into the long-zoom, image-stabilized market[…]. A solid “Dave’s Pick” as one of the best digital cameras currently on the market.”

he Sony Cyber-shot DSC-F828 digital camera has been reviewed at imaging resource.

Here is part of the review conclusion:
“There’s a great deal to like, particularly for users who want loads of resolution, superb color, ultra-fast shutter response, and Sony-only technologies like Hologram Autofocus and NightShot/NightFraming.
[…] If you’re bothered by higher than average image noise […] and the dreaded “purple fringe” problem, it may not be the camera for you.
If most of your shooting is outdoors […] chances are you’d never encounter the camera’s primary negative points.
Bottom line, I’m going to give it a provisional “Dave’s Picks” status, awarding that accolade for the resolution category and Sports usage […].”

A review of the Sony Cybershot DSC-F88 digital camera has been posted at imaging resource.

Here is part of the review result:
“[…] Good to excellent image quality, a sharp lens, good color accuracy, lower than average image noise, surprisingly long battery life, and an amazing macro capability.
All in all, a great camera for all-around use, travel, use by families with both novice and expert shooters, or for duty as a “second” camera for the pro or advanced amateur. Highly recommended, and an easy Dave’s Pick.”

A review of the Pentax Optio S5i digital camera has been published at imaging resource.

The conclusion of the review:
“If you’re looking for an ultra-compact camera with a full feature set, the Optio S5i is hard to beat. The camera’s 5.0-megapixel CCD produces very high resolution images, and the camera offers a wide range of preset shooting modes and exposure control options to suit a range of user levels. Excellent for travel and as a “take anywhere” camera […].”

A review of the Pentax Optio S4i digital camera is available at imaging resource.

This is part of the review conclusion:
“Overall, the Optio S4i is amazingly full-featured for a subcompact model, delivering good color and tone in an incredibly tiny package. If you’re mainly looking for an ultra-compact camera to snap photos under daylight conditions, the Optio S4i is hard to beat. On the other hand, if you anticipate much indoor and after-dark photography […], you may want to consider another model.”

Imaging resource has reviewed the Pentax Optio MX digital/video camera.

Here is an extract of the review conclusion:
“[…] The Optio MX operates as both a digital still camera and a digital video camera.
[…] The Optio MX’s video recording isn’t quite up to the quality level of most digital camcorders.
Overall though, the Optio MX does serve the middle ground of camcorder and still photography in an innovative and lightweight package–with one heck of a zoom, and for a very good price.”

The Pentax Optio 750Z digital camera has been reviewed at imaging resource.

Here is part of the review result:
“With a 7.0-megapixel CCD, 5x optical zoom lens, exposure control ranging from fully automatic to fully manual, and a wide selection of creative modes and features, the Pentax Optio 750Z offers a lot of the functionality of higher-end digicams in a compact, easy to use package.
If you like slightly less saturated color than is the norm in the current digital camera marketplace, and don’t need to capture rapid-fire action, the Pentax 750Z packs a lot of photographic capability into a compact, attractive package.”

A review of the Pentax *ist-D digital camera is available at imaging resource.

Here is a shortened version of the review conclusion:
“I liked its color rendition, found its metering to generally be more accurate than most […] and felt that a number of its user-interface and exposures were unusually well thought-out.
It also has a very nice “feel” in the hand […]. All in the most compact body of any d-SLR out there. […] Image noise up to about ISO 800 is also lower than average.
All in all, the *ist D is an excellent little d-SLR, easily earning “Dave’s Pick” status.”