Value
At $449.95, the N2 is at the high end of the spectrum for a point-and-shoot camera. But it has the features to make it worth the money: it shoots at a higher resolution than most, has a bigger screen and has a number of innovative features. All of these make it pretty good value for money if you don’t mind laying out the cash.

Who it’s For
Point-and-Shooters - The easy to use full auto mode makes this a dream for those who just want to press the button and leave the hard work to the camera.

Budget Consumers – At $449.95, it’s a little bit too much for penny pushers.

Gadget Freaks – Gadget lovers will go ga-ga over the big screen and the touch screen menu system.

Manual Control Freaks – Although the camera has manual controls, they aren’t that easy to use, so those who want manual control much of the time should look elsewhere.

Pros / Serious Hobbyists – Although it has the resolution of a pro camera, it really isn’t one. Pros need more control over the picture taking process than the N2 provides.

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