Samsung refreshed its NX series earlier this year, becoming the first manufacturer to add WiFi to interchangeable lens cameras. We got an overview of the new lineup at Samsung's US headquarters and managed to snap a handful of NX20 sample images.ยป Read Article
Leica unveiled a full slate of new products this week, including five S-lenses, M Monochrom black-and-white camera and Leica X2 compact camera.
Fuji has announced a new waterproof digital camera, the FinePix XP170, which combines rugged protection with WiFi capability.
The Olympus Tough TG-1 iHS is announced today, bringing features usually reserved for premium point-and-shoots to the rugged compact form. A wide f/2.0 lens, high-resolution OLED display and a 12 megapixel BSI CMOS sensor promise to take this outdoorsy camera to the next level.
With the start of summer inching closer, DCR readers were looking at point-and-shoots like the Canon 300 HS for convenience and ultrazooms like the Fujifilm HS20 EXR for a little more zoom power for vacation. Check out the ten most-viewed cameras of last month.
To keep pace with larger and higher-resolution monitors, photo sharing site flickr has enabled two new image display sizes.
Adobe's Camera Raw 6.7 plug-in is out of beta and ready for download.
The Samsung WB150's most notable features - and the feature list is not short - are an 18x optical zoom lens and WiFi connectivity. With a compact form factor, it could be the ideal travel camera. While we're working on our full review, check out our first sample images and impressions.
A group at MIT is currently developing EyeRing, a camera-within-a-ring designed to pair with a smartphone or tablet via Bluetooth.
Adobe has announced Creative Suite 6, which consists of new releases of 14 applications and four Creative Suites for design, web and video professionals.
What does the Coolpix S9300 have to offer? Oh, just an 18x optical zoom lens, built-in GPS and full HD video recording. It's an auto-only shooter that even the most jaded tech enthusiast could find enticing. Check our first images and impressions while we're hard at work on a full review.
Three new Compact System Cameras join the NX lineup today, each equipped with built-in WiFi sharing capabilities. These cameras offer variations in styling and advanced photo features, staging an appeal to a wide range of shooters.
Nikon took the wraps off the D3200 today, replacing the D3100 in the entry-level DSLR category. It takes a big jump up to a 24 megapixel resolution, adds 1080 HD video and offers compatibility with a nifty optional wireless adapter.
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