Digital Cameras

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Olympus:

Pros

- small and lightweight, but well built

- very good optics

- thanks to short registration distance, virtually any SLR lens is usable, with limitations such as loss of AF and aperture control

- good in-camera JPEG processing

- excellent in-body stabilization and sensor cleaning

- excellent quality lenses

- Good live view implementation

Cons

- small and lightweight (some don't like that)

- ageing 3-point AF system for their consumer DSLRs

- small viewfinder

- very expensive lenses and limited line-up

- difficult to achieve wide-angle coverage

- noisy sensors at higher ISOs (due to smaller sensor size)

- heavy noise reduction algorithms mean loss of detail even at lower ISOs

PENTAX:

Pros

- solid, well-built bodies

- excellent ergonomics

- weather sealing for all their current line-up

- compatible with over 24 million lenses that Pentax has produced over time, stretching back to the 60s.

- supports the open-standard Adobe DNG RAW file format, as well as PENTAX PEF

- good in-body IS and sensor cleaning (not as good as Olympus, though)

- line-up of excellent quality lenses, including the acclaimed Limited lenses

- lenses cheaper than competition (but often better in image quality and build)

- APS-C size sensor means cleaner images at higher ISOs

- 11-point AF system featuring 9 cross-type sensors and accurate AF

Cons

- relatively small lens line-up and availability (but better than Olympus)

- AF slower than competition in low light (but more accurate)

- slow continuous shooting performance

- quirky menus on older models

- bulkier and heavier models

- entry-level models work with AA or CR-V3 batteries (some don't like that)

Light is diffracted and diffused as it enters the lens. Because the lens is not perfectly clear, some light is reflected. As the light strikes the sensor, it is absorbed and converted into electronic information.

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Truth is, just like with digital cameras, the higher the better. It all translates to resolution of the picture image. The more pixels, the more detail that's available. Of course, usually the price is higher as well.

Hope that helps,

Cubby

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One review company gives the top spot for best point and shoot camera in 2014 to the Panasonic Lumix. The number two spot went to the Olympus S, and the Canon PowerShot A came in third, but the results for all three were very close.

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