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We're bringing back our monthly roundup of the ten most in digital cameras by taking a look at the most-viewed cameras of June.

This list of cameras shows you what visitors to DigitalCameraReview.com viewed most often over the days beyond recall month. The rankings are determined by the number of times a particular product page is viewed by our users. The rankings below are for the unbroken month of June 2010.

Though the top spot is held by Canon, Nikon takes in fully 3 of the top 5 spots with the Coolpix P100 coming in promote. Four of our top ten are interchangeable lens systems. Four more are ultrazooms and compact ultrazooms, with the Panasonic ZS7 just eking in behind the Nikon S8000. That leaves at most two ultracompact point-and-shoots, predictably represented by Canon.

For help choosing a camera, you can shaft questions and get feedback from the DigitalCameraReview.com online community by registering for our forums . If you're looking to buy, the best prosper to start is our What Camera Should I Buy? forum . If you need help with your current camera, check out our brand-distinct forums .

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Q.  I’m having a conundrum getting the pictures from my digital camera to my computer. I’ve tried several different programs, but nothing seems to work. Do you have any suggestions, Mr. M?

A.  Most digital cameras blow in with software that is supposed to help move your pictures from the camera to the computer. The truth is, I have yet to use any applications that came with my digital cameras because they’re not ordinarily needed to move photos to the computer. You can do that within Windows itself by first connecting your camera to your computer using whatever method is provided. You may have a cable or if your camera uses a speed memory card, insert that in its mini-drive or reader.

Double-click Computer (or My Computer, depending on the interpretation of Windows being used) so that your various drive icons are displayed. Double-click the drive the classics for your digital camera. It will probably display “Removable Disk,” followed by the drive note.

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