Nikon Lite Touch Zoom 140 ED/QD 35mm Film Camera

Pros: Great image quality, Stylish, Light and loaded with features

Cons: Would be nice to have a wider angle

The Bottom Line: Quite a good camera for the money, very fashionable with excellent features and operations. It takes great pictures too.

Review: The first autofocus point & shoot camera I have used was the APS film based Canon Elph. My wife mainly uses the camera. Since it is a point & shoot camera, I have never attempted to fully figure out the whole features it offers. However, I noticed that...

Pros: Excellent red-eye reduction; even works when feature isn't turned on

Cons: Gobbles up batteries when using zoom frequently

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this camera for its convenient array of features and settings, light, compact, travel-friendly design, and the clear, consistent results it has given me in MOST settings.

Review: I purchased my Nikon Lite Touch Zoom 140 in June of 2002. The sleek, compact, classy design and elegant touches of gold on the camera were instant eye-catchers. More importantly, I had heard nothing but positive things about this camera’s...

Pros: handy body, easy to used the function, good portrait,

Cons: difficult to use focus lock,

Review: Even in broad bright daylight auto flash setting in not working means it fires the flash, more over i find it difficult to use the focus lock for recomposition of subject. red eye in also not working properly even though i mark the red eye option. in ...