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The Canon SX150 shows just how much capability you can get in an inexpensive digital camera these days. It's not without its limitations, but for the price is quite a bargain. (Especially if you can pick it up for the $149 price we've seen here and there around the web.) Read our Canon SX150 IS review for all the details!Res: 14.1mp
Zoom: 12x
Storage: SD, SDHC, SDXC
Compare Price: $145-269
Yes, we've been looking at cell phones again, this time the updated Apple iPhone 4S. Upgraded from the 5-megapixel sensor in the previous model we reviewed, the iPhone 4S now sports an 8-megapixel BSI CMOS chip, and gets a little help from a faster processor and the new iOS 5.1. Click here to see what we thought of the new iPhone 4S's camera, and how well it fared in our tests.Res: 8.0mp
Zoom: Non-Zoom
Retail Price: $649
The Pentax Q polarizes opinion like no other digital camera. Some love its incredibly compact design: among system cameras, the Q's in a class of its own. Others decry its smaller-than-average image sensor, and the limitations that brings. Both camps have a point: while the Pentax Q fulfils on the portability promise of mirrorless like no other, Pentax definitely had to make some significant sacrifices to achieve a body this small. The question we faced in reviewing the Pentax Q: are the tradeoffs worthwhile, or has Pentax taken a step too far? Read our Pentax Q review, and find out!Res: 12.4mp
Zoom: Non-Zoom
Storage: SD, SDHC, SDXC
Compare Price: $499-812
Fujifilm hit the nail on the head with a digital camera nearly solid enough to drive a nail, and image quality that's tack-sharp deep into the high-ISO range. We appreciated its tight build, smart control layout, and no-nonsense feature set. We wish we could trust the gorgeous hybrid optical viewfinder a bit more, but at least it errs on the side of including more rather than cutting out essential elements. Click here for more on why we enjoyed the Fujifilm X-Pro1 so much.Res: 16.3mp
Zoom: Non-Zoom
Storage: SD, SDHC, SDXC
Retail Price: $1,700
Taking a step back can be healthy. Panasonic demonstrates that with the Lumix GX1, a digital camera design that resists the tendency toward ever-smaller bodies in favor of simple utility. Still, they stepped forward in resolution and image quality; and an expanding list of compatible lenses make the Panasonic GX1 an appealing compact system camera design. Click here for more on the Panasonic GX1!Res: 16.0mp
Zoom: 3x
Storage: SD, SDHC, SDXC
Compare Price: $729-1,027
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Sony NEX-F3: New entry-level mirrorless previewed (with samples)
Featured Story May 17, 00:01 EDT
Sony's NEX-series of compact system cameras today gains an affordable new model, with the debut of the Sony Alpha NEX-F3, and we've just posted our preview.
The Sony NEX-F3 sits between the entry-level NEX-C3 and the NEX-5N in terms of specification. At the heart is a 16 megapixel Exmor APS HD CMOS image sensor, with the same dimensions and pixel count as that in the NEX-5N and SLT-A57,...
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Announced, previewed: Sony SLT-A37, the newest Translucent Mirror camera (with samples)
Featured Story May 17, 00:00 EDT
The unique lineup of Translucent Mirror cameras from Sony just got a little bigger, as the company unveiled a brand new model: the Sony Alpha SLT-A37 (and we've just posted our hands-on preview!)
Closely-related to the existing SLT-A35 model, the Sony A37 has a subtly restyled body that's exactly the same size, but just a little heavier. Behind the Translucent Mirror, which allows the unusual...
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Canon SX150 review posted!
May 18, 20:31 EDT
Having spent a little time with it, we're impressed with how much capability the engineers managed to pack into the Canon SX150, at such an affordable price. As you'd expect given the bargain-basement ~$179 street, it's not without its limitations, but considering what you get, it's pretty amazing: A capable, well-built 14-megapixel digital camera with an optically stabilized 12x zoom lens and...
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The Camera Bag: A Brand New LED Ring Light for Just $30
May 18, 16:29 EDT
Who says photography gear has to be expensive? Photographer Derrick Story found this NEEWER 48 LED Ring Light on Amazon for around $30 and he loves the results he's getting with it for macro photography.
Story had this to say about the inexpensive ring light on his blog The Digital Story:
"Sound too good to be true? It isn't. You don't have to worry about flash sync or TTL communication...
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With Facebook IPO Underway, One Man Pitches a Polaroid-Style Instagram Camera
May 18, 13:43 EDT
They say the easiest way to get rich is to hang around billionaires because they leak money. Antonio De Rosa is an Italian designer who is clearly looking to find one of those leaky rich guys to stand as close to as possible. De Rosa of ADR Studio has developed a prototype Polaroid-style Instagram camera, or at least a mock-up of one. He introduced his Instagram camera concept to the world on...
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Geotagging, without the privacy issues: Canon offers a solution
May 18, 13:42 EDT
Geolocation can be great for keeping track of where you've been, and what photos you've shot on your travels, but it also has a dark side. Location-aware cameras are increasingly common, especially in smartphones. If you don't know that your specific device is capable of geotagging (or perhaps, incorrectly believe that the function is disabled), that can lead to you giving out much more...
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The Camera Bag: Optrix Wide-Angle iPhone Case for Shooting HD Video of Extreme Sports
May 17, 17:49 EDT
Here's another Kickstarter project that was born out of necessity. Called the Optrix Wide-Angle, it's a water-resistant, bump-, spill-, splash-, and drop-proof case with a built-in wide-angle lens for the iPhone 4, 4S and iPod Touch.
Optrix creator John Willenborg says he got the idea for the product when he couldn't find a decent, protective solution to shoot point-of-view videos with his...
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Here's a Funny Photo of Bill Murray Shooting with a Teeny Tiny Minox Camera
May 17, 13:57 EDT
Someone posted this hilarious photo (below) of Bill Murray shooting with a Minox camera in one of the forums on Reddit and we just had to share it.
If you're interested in the camera Murray's using -- a miniature replica of a Leica M3 -- you can buy one for $179 at Photojojo.
Not a bad deal considering it's no toy. The 3.8-ounce Minox M3 replica records 5.1-megapixel images to SDHC memory...
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