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Although the photos look a hair noisier and overprocessed compared with many competitors, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-G2 has a lot to recommend about it--including a flip-and-twist touch-screen and speedy performance. Read more
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Looking for a little camera with a lens that can handle your vacation vistas? These models have flexible wide-angle lenses that can get the job done. Read more
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One price class up from their dirt-cheap siblings, these mini camcorders basically do the same thing--quickly shoot and upload your life's most embarrassing, amusing, or engaging moments--except in high definition. Read more
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Spring's a great time to find excellent deals on older cameras before they're off shelves and out of inventory for good. Here are a dozen compacts worth considering, most with steep discounts off their original prices. Read more
| | | | Crave | | | It's always advisable to use a tripod when shooting landscapes because it helps keep the horizon level. However, if you're snapping on an uneven surface, you'll have to level the tripod head with the equipped bubble level, which can be quite a tedious task, especially when handling a bulky camera. Read more
| | | | | CNET forum | | | Let the battery die?
Posted by PhilKen7ebben
I just bought the new Sony CyberShot DSC-W350, and I was wondering, as it is brand new from the box, if I should continue to use it until the battery dies on its first charge (like you might do with a brand new laptop), or go ahead and charge it full? I figured it would be fine to do the first option, as it is just a regular Lithium Ion battery. Read more | | Most popular camcorders | | | | | |
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