The Nikon P7000 is the latest and greatest entry to be released by Nikon and is aimed squarely to compete with the best selling camera in this category: Thew Canon G series linuep – specifically the Canon G11 which is the best camera currently in the rangefinder style of advanced point and shoot digital cameras.

With the Nikon P7000 they have released quite the contender to the Canon G11 and this new Nikon Coolpix offers advanced features such as 10.1 megapixels for great looking poster sized prints , a larger than normal sensor which offers finer detail and color saturation and full HD video recording at 720p with easy HDMI ouptuts to share your videos with family and friends.

The lens on the Nikon P7000 offers excellent zoom ratio of 7.1x which translates to 28mm to 200mm of focal length range which offers more than enough range for a variety of shooting conditions making the Nikon P7000 one of the best travel cameras on the market today. Use the wide angle settings for shooting wide angle scenes such as landscapes or arhitecture, but also get all your friends and family in frame too with the wide angle 200mm setting. On the zoom end of the lens on the Nikon P7000, you have 28mm which translates to about 4-5x closer than the human eye sees – a great camera setting for shooting when you need to get closer to the action – such examples might be at the zoo or your kid’s soccer game where you need to get closer to the scene but cannot.

Lastly with a full featured camera such as the Nikon Coolpix P7000, full HD video recording is included with the new Nikon Coolpix at 720p and when viewed on the big screen at home via the included HDMI port the movies created with the Nikon P7000 are just stunning in every way.

The Nikon is the best digital camera in the Nikon Coolpix lineup to date and is sure to offer the Canon G series new and worthy competition in the advanced digital camera category

Canon has taken what was so great about the best selling Canon S90 digital camera and added a few tweaks mostly due to slightly higher resolution and a better user interface and left the rest which is a good thing as this is one of the best digital cameras that just work right out of the box.

The one factor that really makes the Canon S95 a best digital camera for 2010 is the fast and bright f/2.0 lens that’s equipped on the new powershot from Canon. That fast f/2.0 aperture means you’ll be able to shoot in low light when other cameras simply can’t perform due mostly to their much slower lenses which are usually in f/4.0 to f/5.6 range. A f/2.0 aperature setting lets in four times as much light effectively allowing you to shoot in the dark.

Lens speed is only half of the picture though when selecting a digital camera and the Canon S95 lens also offers a wide angle zoom that starts at the wide end at 28mm and ends on the long side at about 110mm. This is a very respectable zoom range for such a small digital camera that’s easy to slip into a pocket or purse making the Canon S95 a fantastic choice to get when traveling. You can leave the heavy cameras at home and just bring this sweet little Canon camera instead.

Of course, the Canon S95 also includes other features such as 10 megapixels of resolution and video recording in 720p HD video resolution and Canon’s hybrid IS system accounts for camera shake, both angular and shift, offering four way image stabilization. Lastly, the Canon S95 uses standard SD/SDHC memory cards for easy recording and memory expansion when shooting your favorite videos and images with this best Canon digital camera.

If you’re in the market for a bright and colorful digital camera this summer that’s not only stylish but also waterproof and shockproof look no further than the Fuji Finepix XP10 digita camera with 5x optical zoom lens for making great photos anywhere, even at the beach or underwater.

Besides being waterproof, the Fuji Finepix XP10 is also resistant of dirt, water, wind and temperature making this little compact camera from Fuji a great digital camera that you can carry with you everywhere you go this coming summer. It will withstand temperatures as cold as 14 degrees (not that you’d need to worry about this in the summertime) and is shock proof  up to 3 feet which means this portable digital camera will withstand a drop from a table, as most tables are about 32 inches in height and the dustproof feature means you won’t worry when sand and dirt gets near this little Fuji digital camera as you might with other digital cameras that you could bring to the beach.

With the younger web 2.0 generation in mind, the Fuji Finepix XP10 offers automatic uploads to both facebook and youtube – just mark which photos you want to be sent to the two sites and when you connect the digital camera to your computer you will instantly upload your photos to these two popular websites.

HD Video recording also comes standard with this small Fuji digital camera so you can record your memories of your friends and family with  720p high definition recording and then using the mini HDMI output you’ll be able to share your digital photos on your HDTV in your home or office.

The Fuji XP10 digital camera with 5x optical zoom lens offers features found in a modern camera such as 5x optical zoom lens, and high definition video recording  and adds the benefit of being completely waterproof and resistant from drops and dirt as well.

Where did pink digital camera style come from? It is difficult to know really, but I have a few ideas.

While everyone shops for fantastic items at fantastic value, color is an important choice, too. Historically, our interest in pink has grown with our civilization.

Back in the hey day of Mary Kay cosmetics, pink cars were quite the symbol of success. They were gorgeous. Back then, cars had huge fins on the rear like space rockets (and indeed that may have been the inspiration). When you saw a pink automobile on the road, you took notice. They were so very rare.

In the 1950s there was a pink trend that may have been the etiology for today’s interest in pink cameras. This was the pink bathroom tile trend. The tiles were 4 inches by 4 inches of stelar quality. Accent colors with the pink were various- gray, black, or royal burgundy.

The hot, hot pinkie style that persists still today is the pink princess phone. What teenage girl wouldn’t have wanted one back then? They were petite, stylish, and a symbol of independence (to have a phone in your room!).

Another possible influence on pink cameras, was the pink hair movement. Very mod, meaning modern. This was more of a style for twenty-somethings, or sometimes for hair stylists, but it was a definite mark in history. Nowadays, it is only a few goth teens who favor pink hair.

Advancement in science have made pink metals possible, with pink coloration. Before the age of extruded plastics and such, pink was not a frequently-seen color.

Today pink is everywhere, and it is extraordinarily popular. Not just for baby girls anymore!!

Real men now wear pink to rodeos as a sign of their support for breast cancer research.

Mr. Peeps marshmallow candy at Easter now come in florescent pink.

Bubble bath is scented like bubble gum and colored pink.

If you are daring, you can even serve pink food to your friends. Will they eat it? How daring to be pink are they?

The pink digital camera is the product of decades of pink culture. Home electronics has certainly come a long way!

Pink is a polarizing color. Some people love its flashiness and its whimsical nature. Others prefer something more traditional or muted. If you’re one of the color’s fans, you might consider investing in a pink digital camera.

Digital cameras are trendy electronic accessories, and many people carry them wherever they go. This isn’t surprising: With a digital camera, you can capture memories instantly. And you won’t have to pay a lot of money to have these photos printed. You can simply save them to your computer and then print them out at home, for free.

Manufacturers today sell digital cameras in a wide variety of colors. Gone are the days when these electronic goods came in only basic black or shiny silver. Today, you can find red, purple, orange and blue digital cameras. And, of course, you can find them in pink, too.

Is a pink digital camera right for you? It is if you dress with a bit of flair. It is if you like a little drama in your life. It is if you think photography, and life in general, should be fun and a bit whimsical.

Fortunately, if you do want a pink digital camera, you won’t have trouble finding one (or pink accessories such as pink camera cases). Manufacturers offer a wide variety of cameras in this hue. They come in all price ranges, too, and boast either many or few features.

This means that you should have little trouble finding the right pink digital camera for you. If you take pride in your photos, if you believe that the lighting has to be perfect and that your subjects can never be located directly in the middle of your shots, you should invest in a higher-end pink digital camera that comes loaded with features.

On the other hand, if you prefer to take your pictures without much advanced planning, or if you simply want fun snapshots of you and your friends enjoying life, a less expensive pink digital camera might be right for you. Fortunately, manufacturers offer inexpensive cameras in a wide variety of styles, too, so you should have little problem finding the right one for you.

This is a guest post by Chloe at Best Ben10 Toys.

The VTech Kidizoom camera is widely believed to be the best camera for younger kids. It is the camera that answers most worries that parents might have. Worried about your child dropping it? This camera is incredibly durable. Worried that your child’s hands are too small to properly grab the camera? This camera is specifically designed to be held by small hands. Additionally, the camera’s navigation has been made simple and easy-to-use photo editing software is included. It is even available in kids colors of pink and blue.

Sturdy and Easy to Use

This VTech digital camera is made with rubber grips on each side. They simultaneously make the camera easy to hold and protect the camera should it fall to the ground. In general, the camera is very sturdy and was clearly designed to withhold being handled with little care.

Real Pictures and Video

The VTech is not a pretend toy camera, the pictures it takes are very real and it can even capture video. The navigation on the back of the camera is designed to be as simple as possible; with a bit of practice your child can easily navigate through pictures or choose one of the preset modes. The camera also includes a flash, making sure pictures are well-lit.

Set Up the Camera for Your Child

Before your child lets out his or her inner photographer, you should prepare a couple of things. Firstly you need to insert four batteries in the handles using a Philips screwdriver and secondly install the VTech Photo Editor on your computer – this will allow your child to get the most out of the camera.

A Great First Choice

The VTech Kidizoom camera is a great choice for your child’s first camera. It is sturdy and easy to use. Photo software lets your child get even more fun out of the camera. And, finally, the price? At around $60, this camera offers great value and doesn’t play havoc with your budget.