grahamstewart - 3:42 am on Apr 30, 2003 (gmt 0)

Basically its all good for a compact. Depends what you need it for.
Flash:

The flash bulb is quite close to the lens so it can cause redeye (despite the red eye reduction mode) and theres no hot shoe so you can't just hook up an external flash gun.

It can be set to auto, auto with redeye, on, on with redeye, or off. Further control options offered in the menu are 1st/2nd curtain sync (for freezing action in a long exposure), slow synch, variable flash exposure in auto mode (-2ev to +2ev in 1/3 ev steps) and 3 power levels when in manual mode.

Faster shutter speed is 1/250 when the flash is on.

Indoor:

The Auto White Balance (AWB) usually copes pretty well. But for best results you can take a evaluative shot of something white and it will configure the white balance itself.

Check out the full review on that dpreview web site.