Here’s the Nikon Coolpix S570 Photo Gallery containing full-sized pictures taken by the camera. Be sure to check out the Nikon Coolpix S570 review as well.

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Hey all, after writing countless camera reviews this year, I’ll be taking a well-deserved, short “break” this week till Thursday. I’ll be back Friday with my review of the Nikon Coolpix S570 and Canon PowerShot SD960 Digital ELPH AKA Digital IXUS 200 IS. See you then – Brad

I’ve just posted my review of the Canon PowerShot S90; a very capable little camera that sports Canon’s 10 MP ‘High sensitivity’ sensor. Check out sample pictures in the Canon PowerShot S90 photo gallery as well. Hit the link to read the full review of the camera now!

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The holiday season is here and I’ve got a treat for all our readers – I’ve just posted a whopping 72 full-sized photos in the Canon PowerShot S90 Photo Gallery. From ISO 100 outdoor shots to photos taken in pitch dark conditions at ISO 12,800, we’ve got everything covered from all angles here folks! So why not you hit up the link for a gallery jam-packed with photos taken using the Canon PowerShot S90! We’ve also got our full, in-depth Canon PowerShot S90 review online.

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Alright, I have one more Nikon camera review before I move on to other things like the Canon PowerShot S90. The Nikon Coolpix S640 is a compact point-and-shoot that packs a 5X zoom lens and supposedly “very fast AF”. Remember to head on to the Nikon Coolpix S640 photo gallery to view sample photos as well.

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Thanksgiving is this week, so for those celebrating, I hope you’ve got turkey ready. For those rushing out to get Black Friday deals, be sure to check out some of our digital camera recommendations so you make the right choice! Here’s a list of cameras you may want to consider this Thanksgiving/Black Friday 2009! I’ve picked one recommendation, each from several possible categories, so we’ve got everyone covered here!

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Probably one of the best kept secrets about Canon’s compact cameras is the built-in, animated clock. This bizarre feature has been around since the days of the Canon PowerShot SD550 Digital ELPH AKA Digital IXUS 750 in 2005 (that lovely camera of mine has since been stolen, unfortunately). The clock is a fancy, animated, flash-based feature that’s built right into many PowerShot/Digital ELPH/Digital IXUS cameras… and NO, it’s not a hack – in fact, it’s something Canon has been officially including in their compact cameras for years now, but apparently the feature was not publicized enough so not many people know of its existence.

You probably haven’t noticed it because it can’t be found anywhere in the camera menu or setup area – but the animated clock may just be in the camera YOU are using now. So where is it? Find out now…

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