As the pre-eminent photo fair in Cologne winds down, we take a look at some of the hits and misses of this years' show.ยป Read Article
The company has announced its K-30 DSLR is now available for pre-order in 15 different colors.
Nikon launches the smallest, lightest and most affordable full-frame DSLR for advanced amateurs and photo enthusiasts, plus a new transmitter and lens.
Canon releases a new firmware update for the EOS 7D DSLR, expanding the maximum number of frames in RAW burst shooting mode and adding other functions not previously available to shooters.
We stepped out with the Pentax K-30 on a scorching New York afternoon to put this all-weather DSLR to the test. Beyond rugged capabilities, it's an enticing entry-level option with a 16 megapixel sensor. Check out our first impressions and images while they're hot.
Pentax-Ricoh takes the wraps off a new mid-range DSLR, adding the weather-resistant K-30 to its portfolio. This new addition offers an updated AF system, up to 6 fps burst shooting and a 100% field of view optical viewfinder.
Canon launches the EOS 1D C today, a full-frame DSLR delivering both 1080 HD and 4K (4096 x 2160) video recording resolutions.
It's here! The hotly anticipated Canon 5D Mark III will introduce a new 22.3 megapixel CMOS sensor with a host of updates to the imaging pipeline thanks to a DIGIC 5+ processor and improvements to the AF system trickled down from the 1D X.
Nikon unveils the highly anticipated D800 with an astounding 36.3 megapixel FX sensor. Hard at work inside the D800 is a 91,000-pixel RGB metering sensor and 51-point AF system. It's also a capable video tool with 1080 HD recording in FX and cropped DX mode.
Photos of an unreleased Canon camera body have surfaced online. Could it be the Canon 5D Mark III?
Nikon introduced the D4 last week leading up to the show. It might be out of reach price-wise for many of us, but what's to stop anyone from gazing longingly upon it? We've got a brief visual tour of the D4 with its new 85mm partner for your viewing pleasure.
Nikon launches a new flagship D4 DSLR leading in to CES/PMA 2012. Built around a newly designed 16 megapixel full frame CMOS sensor, the D4 offers speed, extreme low light capabilities and notable enhancements to video modes.
Succeeding both the 1D Mark IV and 1Ds Mark III, the EOS 1D X aims to please studio photographers who need lots of resolution and sports photogs who prize speed. DCR sat down with Canon's Chuck Westfall at PhotoPlus Expo to get inside information on the 1D X.
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