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The Canon PowerShot S90 revives the "S" series Canon introduced ten years ago with the S10. With its unusually fast f/2.0 lens, sturdy-yet-pocketable build, and a multi-functional control ring around the lens, the S90 will pique the interest of amateurs and advanced photographers alike. Read on for our full review.
That point and shoot bought in 2005 is still functional, but it's starting to show its age. You might be picking up hints from a loved one that he'd like to upgrade from his old camera, or you're putting together a holiday wish list of your own. Either way, here are a few tips to consider when stepping up from a basic point and shoot to a more advanced model.The editors at DigitalCameraReview have put together camera categories to help you decide which camera is best for you.
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Casio announces today their first rugged camera, the Exilim EX-G1. Available in black or sporty red, the G1 is rated for underwater photography up to ten feet, is shock-resistant up to a seven foot drop, dustproof, and freezeproof to temperatures as low as 14 degrees Fahrenheit. 
The Pentax K-x is a compact, beginner-friendly DSLR. Though similar in size and shape to the K2000, it shares some of the features of their pro K-7. Unique functions like in-camera HDR processing and continuous shooting up to 4.7 fps should come at a premium, but the competitively priced K-x proves itself as an excellent value.
The holidays are here, and DCR is ready to help you outfit the photographer in your life with a new camera. We've taken a good look back at the year's offerings in digital photography to put together a list of cameras that cover every price point and interest level.
Fujifilm's FinePix F70EXR carries the banner of "World's smallest 10x optical zoom camera." The svelte new F70 also incorporates the nifty EXR technology introduced earlier this year in the much talked about F200EXR. Do marketing taglines and new tech make for a powerful new competitor in the slim, high-zoom category?
Ricoh has announced the development and release of the GXR interchangeable unit camera system featuring the world's smallest and lightest digital camera with the ability to change lenses. The products announced consist of the GXR body and two lenses, the A12 50mm f/2.5 macro lens and the S10 24-72mm f/2.5-4.4 zoom lens.
Our sister site, Software.NotebookReview.com, has posted their full review of Adobe Photoshop Elements 8. Adobe continues to market Elements as a pared-down version of their professional-grade applications. Take a look and see if it's the best of Photoshop proper or if it's just a crippled imitation of the real deal.
Olympus announces today the E-P2, successor to their rangefinder-style E-P1. The E-P2 now carries the banner for Olympus's chic Micro Four Thirds "Digital Pen" series, boasting improved AF performance, new art filters, and an accessory port ready to accept the articulating EVF announced with the camera today. We've got our hands on a pre-production model, so read on for hands-on photos and video with the E-P2.
We've already taken a look at the Dual LCD technology introduced with the Samsung DualView TL225. And don't forget about that 3.5 inch haptic touch screen on the back or the 720p HD video recording. The TL225 is chock full of new tech - but is the end result a better user experience, or just a gimmicky new camera?
The Fujifilm FinePix F70EXR joins the ranks of the feature-rich compact digitals that camera manufacturers would love to put in the arms of holiday shoppers. It brings Fuji's EXR sensor into a slim form factor, like the F200EXR, but ups the zoom ante to a 10x optical reach. Take a first look at some sample images while we work on a full review of the FinePix F70EXR.
We've already noted that Canon boldly scaled back sensor resolution in the latest installment of their point and shoot flagship G series, the PowerShot G11. Did Canon get their math right? After a few weeks of shooting and testing the G11 on the road, we think so. Improved low-light performance and excellent image quality added up to a DCR Editor's Choice for the PowerShot G11.Firmware Update for Canon EOS 7D
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Olympus to release two more Micro Four Thirds lenses in 2010
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Pentax posts K-7 firmware update
PUBLISHED:10/25/2009
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Lexar Introduces Professional 600x CompactFlash Memory Card
PUBLISHED:10/22/2009
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Canon issues EOS 7D firmware update
PUBLISHED:10/20/2009
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Nikon unveils AF-S DX Micro Nikkor 85mm f/3.5 Macro Lens
PUBLISHED:10/14/2009
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