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The 9.3-megapixel CX2 compact superzoom with 10.7x zoom offers capabilities that wouldn't be out of place on a cutting-edge digital SLR, including plenty of focusing options and an excellent dynamic-range mode. It also feels very well-made and responsive

Good zoom range ; solid build quality and design ; 5-frames-per-second shooting at full resolution ; plenty of focus modes

Over-smoothed detail ; poor lens quality at the edges of the frame

On the design and feature fronts, the Ricoh CX2 doesn't do too badly, but the lens just isn't up to the job. It might be alright in the centre, but the soft edges undermine all of this camera's clever features, with the result that the CX2 is much ...

A strong choice for the enthusiast?

LCD, low ISO image quality, easy to use, features, build, auto level indication

Really good camera for casual use

Build quality is very good. I bought this camera to replace my Fujifilm 700, which died on me when I was at a Pirates game. This camera cost twice as much as the Fujifilm. I loved my little Fujifilm. Here's the deal. I wanted a compact traveling camera...

A macro star but a low light dunce

I take retail photos, in the stores the lighting is not all ideal, and this camera is very frustrating...There is a lot of noise when set to high ISO, I am going back to my canon...THAT said, I have not had a camera capture a more amazing macro pic, the m...

Adequate but disappointing update on review

I bought a CX2 hoping that, with the impressive spec., it would be the answer to all my needs of a pro-quality camera in a pocketable size. Sadly, its not!. Don't get me wrong, its not a bad camera but its really no better than the, much cheaper, Lumix th...