Does his first big question should ask himself, what I'm going to use the camera for?
Do it will be for work or personal? If it is to work, then they have to think, I am in the construction of the sites where there is lot of dust and it could reach a point where can perhaps drop it.
Or you work in a clean environment that is relatively safe. Perhaps for personal use. It is for the family and you have adolescents than in a moment of madness picture. Get cameras that a resistant can lead you to the site and can fall and everything will be fine. But then the next question is, what kind of quality that is needed. Only to keep track of or more to make prints and presentations of. In both cases I think that it would have to invest in something with relatively high quality 12-14 Megapixels and a hard body. The Nikon and Canon has great range of cameras. Nikon P7000 has a hard body with a lens from Nikon that gives this quality extra and some additional features that could help with low and bright light. Canon has the G12 similar to the Nikon P7000, but in my experience, the body is quite resistant. I found one that Canon G12 fell from a cliff about 5-6 meters. The steel "cover" around the lens was bent wrong but nothing happened to the lens or body. Below, you can also watch a underwater camera because usually they are waterproof, dustproof, freeze proof. The lens stays inside for what if it falls can pass it anything to the lens, which is the biggest problem with camera ' these days. The optical zoom lens also "move towards the subject" gets it has or fell in and then, costs more to repair/replace, buy a new camera. Canon has a underwater camera very sturdy but a bit bulky. The volume can be a good thing, especially on the site. If you need a clean and safe environment, then, I recommend the Nikon or Canon as indicated above. But Canon has a good range with high megapixel great zoom pocket. Nikon has a range of pocket camera with zoom 5 x 7. These are the ranks Coolpix S and P. The quality of Nikon is very good with original Nikon lenses. But so is is Canon. Canon gives a more than one cooler color. It works very well for the picture of the building or landscape where as Nikon offers more than one yellow orange color and works well for portrait photography. But each one is a very good camera for high and good quality. When looking at a camera that will be used by teenagers, then you need to take into account that it must be durable. Preferably waterproof and freeze proof.
Best brand with a bit of a variety will be Olympus and Fuji. Olympus has a variety of waterproof camera that is durable and Pocket. Fuji has a kind of a small range really only an improved model. Olympus as the not so good quality but the price is a little less if it is an option you are viewing. Also comes in Nice funky colors. Something that always look at adolescents. Then a camera for personal use that would last a long time and of good quality. Canon has the best range of pocket camera with easy to use functions and excellent quality. It is durable in a variety of colors and models. Power shot range. You will get as well as other brands.
Sony is not bad, but they have a great variety. The price is slightly tilted and the memory Pro Duo card isn't easy obtainable and a bit expensive. Kodak is a slow, what I mean by that. From a photo to the next - it takes a while. The quality is a little grain "as a book of news" and the range is small. Pentax is a durable camera with low prices, but I cannot guarantee that it does not in times of need. Pentax has improved from when they started with Pocket cameras but they don't exist yet. Then I think Panasonic should stick with TV.
Leica is a brand that I do not have much experience, but I do know. There is no better than Leica brand in small house. High-quality lenses. Very expensive. It is not something that happens to someone of ell and not to be used in areas of dirty site.
All of the above comes from my experience as a photographer. I also have hands on experience with what is looking for people and what each brand offers.
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