If you are thinking of taking an under-the-sea adventure, this pink waterproof digital camera is just what you are looking for. Even without a underwater housing, the Finepix Z33fd is completely waterproof, down to three meters. Yes… be careful ONLY down to three meters, so if you are going deep-sea diving we don’t recommend it!

When we took it on test at our local beach we got some great shots of coral and some superb looking sea creatures, and were really pleasantly surpised with the sharp results.

The Pink Finepix Z33fd underwater digital camera features a 3x digital zoom allowing for real close-ups, and 10 megapixel resolution, ensuring detailed results every time.

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Samsung last week announced that their new PL10 pink digital camera will be available from April with a price of £179.

The 9 megapixel Samsung PL10 (also known as the CL5 outside of europe) will feature a 2.7″ LCD digital viewfinder and will be available in silver, royal black, arty red, purple and of course pink.

If just taking pictures isn’t enough the PL10 also has a built-in multiplyer player allowing you to take your music and movies with you and access them at the touch of  button. This seems like an excellent use of technology that is already in most digital cameras – allowing the playback of recorded movies, so maybe this is in reality more of a marketing excercise – but is sure to be an effective one.

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Casio has this week announced an April launch for its Exilim EX-Z29 pink digital camera.  Building on the success of the previous Exilim range, the entry-level Exilim EX-Z29 features a 3x optical zoom and high resolution 10.1 mega-pixel sensor.

Style comes in compact packages

This stylish, slim and compact designed Exilim EX-Z29 is pocket-friendly both in terms of price and size, with ultimate ‘take it everywhere’ portability in mind, measuring a mere 3.64” wide x 2.16” high x .91” thin.

As is common with with other cameras of this size, no optical viewfinder is provided, Casio instead preferring to offer the a 2.7″ LCD which adds to the usability of the camera as a whole, with the menus being clearer to read.

Versatile & Simple

The Exilim Z29 is extremely versatile with 23 Best Shot Modes for every occasion as well as a Motion JPEG movie mode with a resolution of 840×480, complete with sound. For YouTubers, the EX-Z29 brings with it a special capture mode, simplifying the process of making videos and getting them online. The camera also features face recognition technology to ensure that portraits come out nice and crisp. Also included is Anti-Shake DSP, which reduces photo blur from shaky hands or moving subjects, even in bad light conditions.

Keeping with the tradition of focusing on ease-of-use, set by the previous models in the Exilim Zoom series, the  easy to navigate menu system can even be further simplified by switching on ‘easy mode’,  making the Exilim EX-Z29 ideal for the first time digital camera owner, and for anyone who really just wants to turn it on and start taking great photos. Easy mode hides all the complex features, reducing the menu options to just the essentials. Menus are then reduced to show just the image size, flash mode and self-timer mode.

Availability

The Exilim EX-Z29 is expected to hit the streets in April 2009, with a street price of about £129 and comes in a range of colors – black, light blue, silver as well as pink and purple.

Verdict

Ideal for anyone who wants a simple to use, easy to carry digital compact that takes great pictures.

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The Sony Cybershot DSC-T77 is ultra-slim (just 15mm thick) but they really have packed a real lot in to this pink digital camera.

Nearly all of the back of the camera is given over to a great 3 inch touch-screen, offering the largest possible viewfinder, as well as an easy to read and navigate touch operated menu system. Expect to see more cameras adopting this approach in the comng months.

The Pink DSC-T77 has a 10 mega-pixel resolution which are printable at least to A3 size and offers a 4x Optical Zoom as well as a whole stack of other great features.

DSC-T77 Specification

• Product Description: Sony Cybershot DSC-T77
• Product Type: Pink Digital Camera – compact
• Sensor Resolution: 10.1 Megapixel
• Lens System: 4 x zoom lens – 6.18 mm – 24.7 mm – f/3.5-4.6
• Image Stabiliser: Optical (Super Steady Shot)
• Dimensions (WxDxH): 9.4 cm x 1.5 cm x 5.7 cm
• Weight: 126 g
• Supported Flash Memory: Memory Stick Duo, Memory Stick PRO Duo
• Integrated Memory: 15 MB
• Shooting Modes: Frame movie mode
• Focus Adjustment: Automatic, manual
• Min Focus Range: 8 cm
• Digital Zoom: 2 x
• Camera Flash: Built-in flash
• Red Eye Reduction: Built-in
• Microphone: Microphone – Built-in
• Display: LCD display – TFT active matrix – 3″ – colour
• Battery: 1 x Sony NP-BD1 Li-ion rechargeable battery – 680 mAh ( included )
• Colour: Pink

What we liked

• Small slimline design
• Very quick startup time
• Large touchscreen display

What we didn’t like

• Indoor & low light picture quality not as good as outdoor shots

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The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS7 is a great all-round pink digital camera with truly superb battery life which can take over 300 pics on a  single charge.

One of the best features is the Intelligent Auto Mode, which picks the best shooting mode at the touch of a button, leaving you to get on with lining up and taking the shot.

The 10 mega-pixel pink DMC-FS7, with its 4x optical Leica lens is seriously worth considering, as it brings so much for a great price.

The distinctively eye-catching Mju 5000 pink digital camera goes quite a bit further in terms of performance, and offers some nice features not found on most digital cameras available in pink.

The pink Mju 5000 (Mju is pronounced to rhyme with ‘new’) combines a high speed sequential shooting mode, capable of shooting up to 8 pics per second (at 3 mega-pixel) and has great technology for reducing the effects of camera shake. Really super for shooting moving targets.

If that’s not enough to whet your appetite, the pink Mju 5000 has 12 mega-pixel resolution and a stunning 5x optical zoom, allowing really great close-ups.

With all this and still more in the way of Intelligent Auto Mode to ensure the right settings are used for every shot and automatic face detection, this really is a top buy. We cannot recommend this little beauty enough.

Continuing in the tradition of Canon Ixus cameras leading the way in style, the IXUS 95 IS pink digital camera also has Smart Auto Mode, utilising Scene Detection which identifies the best settings required.

With its compact design, the pink IXUS 95 easily fits into your pocket or purse, so you really can take it everywhere with you.

The 10 mega-pixel resolution means that prints can be enlarged easily up to A3 size. The only possible negative we can think of is the optical zoom – only 3x, but this is maybe only a small price to pay for it being to small.