Kyocera Finecam SL400R Digital Camera.
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	Editors' Rating: 6.6 of 10    • Value for money 6  • Ease of Use 8  • Performance 7  • Image Quality 6	Average User Rating: not rated (0 votes)  • Value for money -  • Ease of Use -  • Performance -  • Image Quality -	Where to Buy ? $0.01 different prices
	PROS  • Decent image quality.  • Stylish design.  • Rich point-and-shoot feature set.  • Good analog controls.  CONS  • Mediocre image quality.  • Mediocre sharpness.  • Lack of lens cap.  • No optical viewfinder.

  The 4-megapixel Kyocera Finecam SL400R is a quick performer and is a lot of fun and easy to shoot, thanks in large part to its unusual pivoting lens. The best thing about the Kyocera sl400r is the size. To get a camera this small results in some compromises, so image quality and ease of use are compromised. That's true of all cameras in this size class. In terms of volume, the Pentax Optio S4i is smaller, and the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T1 and Konica Minolta DiMAGE Xt are slightly larger. The Kyocera sl400r offers 640 x 480 30fps video quality until the card is full, which is as good or better than any of the other cameras (though the quality of sound from the built in mic isn't great). The menu lay-out is intuitive and you won't need to refer to the manual very often. Start-up and shot-to-shot time are best in the class as well. If you buy a fast SecureDigital card, the Kyocera can shoot at 3.5 frames/second until the card is full, far beyond the capabilities of other cameras in this class.

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