1. Pentax Optio WP 2. Panasonic Lumix DMC LZ2 or LZ1 3. Canon Powershot SD300 4. Olympus SD300/Digital Ixus 40 5. Olympus Stylus 410 6. Fuji FinePix Z1 I started a thread recently saying I was on the market for a new small 4-5MP camera for my wife to shoot basic referrence photos and for travel. I didn't get much feedback so I thought I'd post some cameras I'm considering to see if anyone has any experience with them. I'm still leaning towards the Powershot A95, but am open to other ideas. Thanks! --Kort

Sorry Kort, I can't help, Hope some of the others will though.

Same here, I just have an old camera...3.2MP Fujifilm Finepix S3000...it is outdated :D I truly hope others can help you out! They are seem like great cameras!

Thanks anyway guys, will wait to see what other have to say. :)

i have the fuji finepix f420 its niceand small and makes lovely pictures 3.2 it is and has normal aaa baterys i find a plus too , most of the pictures i post here are taken with it.

Attached Link: http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/sonydscf717/

Well, I'm back with my Sony f717. it's really a great cam. 5m pixels, articulated body, Karl Zeiss lens, 5x optical zoom, 10x digital zoom, manual mode, shutter priority, aperture priority....well, honestly, a really cool 'lil cam! here's a review, it will tell u more about it! ;) Hope this help a 'lil! Dunno about the cams u mentioned since I only have my 'lil Sony and never tried anything else so far!

I love my Fuji Finepix 2800, it's older and only has 2.5 mp, but it's very user friendly and takes great pictures. Most of the pics in my gallery were taken with it and several are posted with no postwork. The only thing I don't like is the lag time, but I think they've worked that out on the newer ones. My husband has a Panasonic Lumix DMC LZ 10 5mp and has mixed feelings on it. Very hard learning curve on it, he is still trying to figure out some things. Not the lag time like mine, but he says he would go with Fuji again if he gets another one.

Thanks for the feedback everyone. It is great to get user feedback and see photos taken with your cameras. Still one the fence though so I welcome additional feedback.