Megapixel format packs a whopping 5.4Mb pictures at the highest resolution of 4320x3240 pixels!

Panasonics come in third - images are unusable beyond ISO 800, too much yellow color splotching all over.

Furthermore, with single images files as large as almost 13 MB in size from the 14.1 megapixel sensor, you have more than enough pixels to do some serious Photoshop work even without having RAW files to work with.

At crazy ISO 1600 and up, Fuji wins with usable images (barely) followed by Sony but you really can't expect much from these small cameras with small sensors at those kind of ISOs.

I like the wide angle of the lens- great for group shots.

The lens motor is also the most audible out of all the 4 cameras.

The camera takes a burst of exposures, bracketing the aperture, and then automatically combines them to produce a single image with a well-lit foreground.

Panasonics you can barely hear the lens.

The camera is comfortable to hold, controls are reasonably intuitive, and it has good optical zoom and GPS.

the zoom get stuck and not turn off camera.

She complained the picture qualities were not as sharp as her other older compact cameras.

But for the price, it's a great little camera for travel or for everyday shutterbug adventures when a big DSLR is too much to pack along.