Most Popular Digital Cameras of September 2010: The Bottom Five

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	6. Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS7 (previously #7) – The Editors' Choice ZS7 climbs up one spot in our rankings. It's still the compact ultrazoom to beat for its superb image quality and versatile 12x lens. Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS7 Review \| Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS7 User Opinions
	7. Nikon D5000 (previously #5) – The very capable Nikon D5000 slips into the bottom five. It's still a solid choice with a 12.3 megapixel DX-format sensor and 720p HD video capture. Nikon D5000 Review \| Nikon D5000 User Opinions
	8. Nikon Coolpix S8000 (previously #9) – The Coolpix S8000 holds steady in the Top 10 with a 10x optical zoom packed into a svelte little body. Having 720p HD video doesn't hurt either. Nikon Coolpix S8000 Review \| Nikon Coolpix User Opinions
	9. Sony Cyber-shot S2100 – It's not an alpha or an NEX, but you can't beat the Cyber-shot S2100's price point. For just about $100, the S2100 delivers decent image quality with the flexibility of AA battery power. Sony Cyber-shot S2100 Review \| Sony Cyber-shot S2100 User Opinions
	10. Canon PowerShot SD780 IS (previously #6) - Hanging on to its top ten spot is the Canon SD780. It's a versatile little point-and-shoot with 720p HD video recording and good image quality for the backpacker or club-goer alike. Canon PowerShot SD780 Review \| Canon PowerShot SD780 IS User Opinions

Falling out of the top ten are:

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	6. Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS7 (previously #7) – The Editors' Choice ZS7 climbs up one spot in our rankings. It's still the compact ultrazoom to beat for its superb image quality and versatile 12x lens. Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS7 Review \| Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS7 User Opinions
	7. Nikon D5000 (previously #5) – The very capable Nikon D5000 slips into the bottom five. It's still a solid choice with a 12.3 megapixel DX-format sensor and 720p HD video capture. Nikon D5000 Review \| Nikon D5000 User Opinions
	8. Nikon Coolpix S8000 (previously #9) – The Coolpix S8000 holds steady in the Top 10 with a 10x optical zoom packed into a svelte little body. Having 720p HD video doesn't hurt either. Nikon Coolpix S8000 Review \| Nikon Coolpix User Opinions
	9. Sony Cyber-shot S2100 – It's not an alpha or an NEX, but you can't beat the Cyber-shot S2100's price point. For just about $100, the S2100 delivers decent image quality with the flexibility of AA battery power. Sony Cyber-shot S2100 Review \| Sony Cyber-shot S2100 User Opinions
	10. Canon PowerShot SD780 IS (previously #6) - Hanging on to its top ten spot is the Canon SD780. It's a versatile little point-and-shoot with 720p HD video recording and good image quality for the backpacker or club-goer alike. Canon PowerShot SD780 Review \| Canon PowerShot SD780 IS User Opinions

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