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The chunky, 5-MP PowerShot A460 won't fit in your pocket and feels heavy in your hand, but its 4X optical zoom and optical viewfinder help it stand out from the budget crowd.
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Equipped with a 2.5-inch LCD, a responsive 3X optical zoom, and a set of manual controls, the Finepix A610 gives users the control they want with the simplicity that beginners will understand.
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The champagne-colored 6-MP Photosmart M537 doesn't look like it belongs in a roundup of entry-level digicams. Its solid build and 2.5-inch LCD make it easily blend in with higher-priced options.
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Featuring a 3X optical zoom, 20 scene modes, and an antishake setting, the EasyShare C653 packs some impressive features.
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Nikon's Coolpix L11 delivers good performance and a sleek design with a budget-friendly price tag.
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The FE-210 easily slips into a pocket, includes a 2.5-inch LCD and 7.1-MP resolution, and is pretty much foolproof.
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A smaller LCD and a bit of bulk shouldn't steer you away from the Panasonic Lumix DMC-LS70S. This digicam packs 7.2-MP resolution,a two-inch LCD, 19 scene modes, and some manual controls.
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While its appearance is rather bland, this solid digicam offers simple controls and takes relatively good photos.
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It records VGA video at 30 fps, and a clip we shot with the Digimax S500 looked good enough to upload to YouTube. Startup time was speedy, and the time between shots was less than two seconds.
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Looking identical to, and having similar specs as two of Sony's other digicams, the 7.2-MP Cyber-shot DSC-S650 doesn't stand out as a low-cost shooter.
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