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          1. Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX3 front angle

            Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX3

            Price as reviewed £300.00
            13 Nov 2008
            Our rating:
            10/10

            A Leica in all but name, is the LX3 the perfect photographer’s compact camera?

            Best price
            $350

          2. Nikon Coolpix 7900 - Digital Camera

            Price as reviewed £251.00
            12 Apr 2005
            Our rating:
            10/10

            If you're after a seven megapixel digital compact camera then take a closer look at this baby. Cliff Smith was quite simply bowled over.

          3. Canon Digital IXUS 500

            Price as reviewed £332.00
            16 Apr 2004
            Our rating:
            10/10

            Pocket size digital cameras are not unusual these days, and almost every manufacturer has one. But the new Digital IXUS 500 from Canon is something very special.

          4. Samsung EX1

            Price as reviewed £259.00
            9 Dec 2010
            Our rating:
            9/10

            Samsung's impressive semi-pro compact takes on the G12 and LX5.

          5. Olympus E-420 Digital SLR

            Price as reviewed £349.99
            1 Jul 2008
            Our rating:
            9/10

            Hailed as the world's smallest and lightest DSLR, the Olympus E-420 replaces the E-410 in the Olympus Four-Thirds system line-up.

          6. Canon IXUS 1100 HS

            Price as reviewed £329.80
            17 Oct 2011
            Our rating:
            8/10

            Does Canon's latest IXUS flagship touch-screen compact deliver?

          7. Nikon Coolpix P500

            Price as reviewed £314.47
            12 Apr 2011
            Our rating:
            8/10

            Nikon's latest 'mega zoom' just edges ahead of its Canon SX30 IS rival by offering a huge 36x optical reach. But can its performance keep up?

          8. Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ20

            Price as reviewed £281.31
            17 Mar 2011
            Our rating:
            8/10

            Panasonic ups the optical zoom ante with the 16x Lumix DMC-TZ20, which also features Full HD video, stereo sound, HDMI output, GPS and 3D modes.

          9. Panasonic Lumix DMC-FT3

            Price as reviewed £299.99
            15 Mar 2011
            Our rating:
            8/10

            This 'toughened' camera features Full HD video, GPS antenna, 3D shooting mode and is waterproof, shockproof, freeze proof and dust proof.

          10. Sony Alpha NEX-3

            Price as reviewed £359.99
            14 Mar 2011
            Our rating:
            8/10

            Offering DSLR quality in compact form, Sony's first hybrid camera also introduces HD video shooting and 3D panoramas to the Alpha range. How does it fair against existing rivals?

          11. Pentax K-r

            Price as reviewed £425.00
            7 Mar 2011
            Our rating:
            8/10

            This mid-range DSLR has a few idiosyncrasies but packs in some useful features too, making it a great choice to stills photographers.

          12. Olympus XZ-1

            Price as reviewed £335.99
            28 Feb 2011
            Our rating:
            8/10

            Aimed at both beginners and enthusiasts, this Olympus compact has an f/1.8 lens.

          13. Ricoh GX200

            Price as reviewed £349.00
            25 Jun 2008
            Our rating:
            8/10

            Exclusive world's first review of the Ricoh GX200. Is this the best compact ever?

          14. Canon IXUS 90 IS

            Price as reviewed £259.00
            20 Mar 2008
            Our rating:
            8/10

            Is Canon's IXUS still the iconic pocket camera that it always was?

          15. Ricoh Caplio GX100

            Price as reviewed £312.00
            8 Feb 2008
            Our rating:
            8/10

            Can the GX100 offer semi-pro quality with compact camera convenience?