Clicked images make for good memories but nothing better than catching the action on tape. So whether you’re a long way from fast-moving action or just want that detailed close-up. Cannon’s MD 245’s 37x optical zoom lens helps you get the perfect shot. You can move even close by switching on the video recorder’s 2000x digital zoom. Its Electronic Image Stabiliser reduces camera shake even when you’re at max zoom. It also has a wide range of shotting modes to add that edge to your videos. Start shooting now!

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Popularity: 18% [?]

Cannon’s Power Shot series is for those who like to feel like they’re holding something when clicking pics. The chunky yet practical designs make them functional and user-friendly, but at the expense of aesthetics. Cannon Power Shot A590 IS, an 8-meg shooter, looks bland when compared with colorful, ultra-slim, style cameras but it has impressive insides and takes some of the nicest photos you ever saw.

Hot Features

• Multiple Face Detection to detect and prioritise faces in the scene
• Face Select and Tracking to prioritise an individual face from up to 35 detected faces
• AF-point Zoom to see your subject’s expression from very close up

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Popularity: 21% [?]

Of all the cameras we played with last year, the one which got us by the balls was Cannon’s humble IXUS 70. It’s a combination of a nice, though not extravagant, feature set, small size and relatively low price provided quite appealing and now with the IXUS 80 IS. Cannon has updated the aesthetic design, switched to a slightly different zoom range and, most important added Optical Image Stabilization. And yeah, they have even raised the resolution to 8 mega pixels from last year’s 7.1.

P.S. Optical Image Stabilization helps a photographer capture sharp images by reducing camera shake/vibration (common shooting problems associated with handheld photography).

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Popularity: 37% [?]

Samsung has decided to go small with the introduction of its new NV24 HD Camera. It hits the mark as the world’s smallest, 24 mm ultra-wide angle, 10 mega pixel digital camera. You can shoot videos in high-definition at a maximum rate of a movie stabilizer and optical zoom while recording video. And with Samsung’s Successive Recording mode, they can pause and then resume filming without having to save the clips as individual files.

Popularity: 44% [?]

And the family expands. Sahara Computers adds lifestyle gadgets like digital cams, handheld video cams, headphone sets and wireless mice (ahem!) to its repertoire. Our picks…

5 MP Digital Movie Camera: A pretty good-looking handheld video cam with a 5 meg high sensitivity sensor, a 2” LCD and a 16X optical zoom. Use this to shoot the private video you’ve always wanted to.

Imagecam 10 MP: A big surprise. For just 11 grand, you get a 10 meg sharp snapper with 32 MB internal memory, a 3” color LCD, 3X optimal zoom, 4X digital zoom and a battery support life of 150 shots.

Popularity: 50% [?]

A thing of beauty is certainly a joy forever. Especially when it is captured on Pentax’s new cameras, launched by IDLDPL

The Ultra-Slim Optio M40 digital camera boasts of an 8 meg point-and-shoot capability, a 3X optical zoom lens, 2.5” LCD screen, 21.9 MB internal memory and 16 shooting modes, like ‘pet’ and ‘food’!

And the Optio S10, meanwhile, is a really compact and really light 10 meg digital camera, equipped with an LCD booster and digital shake reduction as well as face recognition. It delivers crisp photos even when images are enlarged to A3 size. Its pictures mode lets it automatically determine shooting conditions.

Popularity: 23% [?]