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Smaller, lighter and less expensive than the very similar E-PL5, the Olympus E-PM2 is a surprisingly sophisticated option for photographers looking to step up from their point-and-shoots into an interchangeable-lens camera. The entry-level PEN E-PM2 is fast and fun to use, but most importantly it takes great pictures, thanks to the 16-megapixel Live MOS sensor it shares with the high-end Olympus E-M5. With no physical Mode dial and few settings buttons, the E-PM2 relies heavily on touchscreen operation, which may be a turn off for some. Check out our Olympus E-PM2 review to see if it's the right compact system camera for you.Res: 16.1mp
Zoom: 3.0x
Storage: SD, SDHC, SDXC
Compare Price: $425-599
Inheriting a ton of high-tech DNA from the acclaimed Olympus OM-D E-M5 -- including its 16-megapixel Live MOS sensor -- the Olympus E-PL5 is a pint-sized powerhouse with image quality that rivals more expensive digital cameras, including the E-M5 itself. A fast performer, the E-PL5 captures rich, detailed photos even in low light, and boasts a ton of advanced photographic capabilities and immensely customizable functions -- although you have to navigate its maddening menu system to find them. Read our Olympus E-PL5 review to find out how the camera stacks up against other compact system cameras.Res: 16.1mp
Zoom: 3.0x
Storage: SD, SDHC, SDXC
Retail Price: $600
Just days after Nikon announced the Coolpix S800c, Samsung responded with its Samsung Galaxy Camera, setting the stage for an epic battle, and pitting one of the most recognized brands in imaging against a consumer electronics giant with a long history in smart devices. Each camera trod a different path: Nikon went small, conservative, and camera-like; Samsung grafted a high-end smartphone and a long-zoom digital camera. We reviewed both side by side. Will Nikon hit the home run, or will Samsung's experience give it the edge? Read our Samsung Galaxy Camera review, and find out!Res: 16.3mp
Zoom: 21.0x
Storage: microSD, microSDHC, microSDXC
Retail Price: $500
Despite its lineage, the Canon 6D is more than just a mini 5D Mark III. Though Canon has had to nip and tuck a few things to make the 20.2-megapixel, full-frame 6D smaller and more affordable, it still squeezes in a ton of advanced features -- including built-in WiFi and GPS -- and delivers stunning images and videos that rivals those of more expensive cameras. Overall, the 6D is a well-designed, responsive shooter that should appeal to prosumers, enthusiasts and novices alike. Read our in-depth Canon 6D review for all the reasons why (and price isn't the only one) you should consider buying one!Res: 20.2mp
Zoom: 4.4x
Storage: SD, SDHC, SDXC
Compare Price: $2,280-2,599
As the first mainstream smart camera, the Android-based Nikon S800c is a shot across the bows of the smartphone, pairing its soul with the body of a digicam. The S800c aims to take photography to the next level, creating a capture, editing, and sharing powerhouse. But revolution is risky business: Not only must the S800c house an app-ready operating system -- it need also feel like a photographic tool. Can Nikon succeed at first asking, or will it stumble out of the gates? Read our Nikon S800c review, and find out!Res: 16.0mp
Zoom: 10.0x
Storage: SD, SDHC
Compare Price: $247-295
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Yahoo chief Marissa Mayer catches heat for comments about Flickr and professional photographers
May 21, 18:16 EDT
Yahoo made big news yesterday when it announced it had purchased photo blogging platform Tumblr for $1.1 billion, and then unveiled a totally revamped Flickr photo sharing service, which includes 1TB of free storage for users. But it's what Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer said during a discussion about the new Flickr that has made even bigger news...
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Camera Deals of the Day: Nikon D7000 for $780, Nikon DX 18-300mm lens for $919 and more!
May 21, 14:34 EDT
Who's ready for a brand new batch of camera deals? We've found a handful of great bargains on some Nikon DSLR and Sony gear. Be sure to check back on the site regularly for more discounts.
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FAQ for the new Flickr: What's changed and what's stayed the same?
May 21, 12:37 EDT
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Photographer finds perfect surface for his striking tintype photography: old tin cans
May 21, 11:38 EDT
The antique process of tintype photography has been around for over 150 years but a photographer recently discovered what could be the perfect medium for it: old tin cans. That photographer, the Arizona-based David Emit Adams, has been creating tintype images on discarded, weather-beaten cans he's found on the desert floor.
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Living dangerously: Custom firmware hacks unleash your inner camera
May 21, 11:00 EDT
If you like to live life a little dangerously, the folks over at DIY Photography have just published an article that might be of interest to you and your digital camera. If, on the other hand, you find yourself altering your path to avoid walking under ladders and crossing paths with black cats, you may just want to don your peril-sensitive sunglasses and...
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Corel woos customers unhappy with Adobe's subscription-only Creative Cloud plan
May 20, 21:56 EDT
Ever since Adobe's announcement that Creative Suite was to become Creative Cloud two weeks ago, a sizeable portion of the web has been in uproar over its new subscription-only pricing.
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Yahoo unveils revamped Flickr photo service with 1TB of free storage space
May 20, 19:19 EDT
Capping off its earlier announcement that it would purchase photo blogging platform Tumblr for $1.1 billion, Yahoo also unveiled a complete redesign for its Flickr photo sharing service, including offering 1-terabyte of free storage space for users. Yahoo's announcement came at a press event in New York City tonight, where the company showed...
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Clipping Magic masks images quickly, easily and for free (at least for now)
May 20, 15:22 EDT
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Canon 60D | 7.50x | $1,138.81 |
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Olympus E-PL5 | 3.00x | $599.99 |
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Canon T3i | 7.50x | $864.74 |
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Canon G15 | 5.00x | $479.26 |
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Canon SX280 | 20.00x | $303.65 |
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Canon 7D | 3.80x | $1,443.90 |
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Sony NEX-6 | 3.10x | $893.13 |
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Nikon D5100 | 3.00x | $899.95 |
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Canon 5D Mark III | -- | $3,387.95 |