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Canon PowerShot SX210 Is Their Best New Point-and-Shoot: 14MP, 720p Video and 14x Zoooom

The SX210 is the standout of Canon's four new PowerShots point-and-shoots, shooting 14MP stills and 720p video (with stereo sound and optical zoom while shooting), with a crazy long 14x 28mm wide-angle zoom lens for $350. More »

02/08/10

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Canon Rebel T2i DSLR: 18MP and Legit 1080p Video for $899

The T1i's not even a year old, and Canon's knocking it down: The Rebel T2i pulls from the 7D, delivering 18 megapixels and legit 1080p video (24, 25 or 30fps) for $900. More »

02/08/10

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Lumaloop Camera Strap Review: Sling Shooting

The strap that comes in the box with your camera sucks. It's thin, so it digs into shoulder if you're lugging heavy gear, and fails to be super versatile. The Lumaloop's a sling-style camera strap that's designed to be better. More »

02/04/10

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Leica M7 Hermès Camera Gets Fondled In Lavish Hands-On Unboxing

The limited edition Hermès-designed M7 camera from Leica has been taken out of its silk-lined box by The Purse Blog, and while they don't go into actual review mode, the unboxing pics are more than enough for me to leer at. More »

02/04/10

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By Kat Hannaford

The Ricoh CX3 Will Make Anyone Who Bought a CX2 Six Months Earlier Very Angry

The CX2 dipped its toe into the pool last August, but already there's a successor—the CX3. The main difference is the 10-megapixel back-illuminated CMOS sensor (upgraded from the 9.29-megapixel used in both the CX2 and CX1). More »

02/03/10

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By Kat Hannaford

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Hasselblad Bills 40-Megapixel H4D-40 Monster As The "Perfect Entry Point," at $20k

A whopping 40-megapixel beauty from Hasselblad has been outed before the official February 10th launch. At $19,995, it'll only be within arm's reach for a few people, though as you know they're a big name in the pro-photography world. More »

02/03/10

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Olympus PEN E-PL1 Hands On: The Cheap Micro Four Thirds Camera for Everybody (with Flash!)

It leaked earlier today, but we're still pretty struck by Olympus's latest micro four thirds camera, the E-PL1. Why? It has a built-in flash (finally!). And it's $600, making it the cheapest micro four thirds camera around. More »

02/03/10

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Nikon Coolpix P100 26x Superzoom: Their First 1080p Video Camera

Oh, I've waited for this day. The day Nikon delivered legit HD video. Not only does the P100 deliver full 1080p video in H.264, it shoots 120FPS bursts, and goes with a 10MP CMOS sensor for better low-light performance. Yeah. More »

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Nikon S8000 and Friends Smuggle Big Lenses in Tight, Uh, Spaces

Nikon's S series are their flashier point-and-shoots, and the S8000 is the splashiest: Super skinny, but it's got a 10x zoom lens, crazy crispy 3-inch, 921,000-dot display and it shoots 720p video. Plus, uh, look at it. More »

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Olympus PEN E-PL1 Thankfully Includes Built-In Flash and $200 Cheaper Price Point

The third official Olympus PEN (excluding the originals, natch) has got official after the teaser campaign last week. The E-PL1 is $200 cheaper than the E-P1, but packs in the same 12.3-megapixel sensor and 14-42mm f3.5/5.6 zoom lens. More »

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Waterproof, Shockproof and Crushproof: Olympus' µTOUGH 8010 and 6020 Cameras

Dan was lamenting the fact that Fujifilm's XP10 made him feel even more of a couch-potato than usual, but I've got to say, after owning one of Olympus' µTOUGHs before, there's a lot you can do with a waterproof cam. More »

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Olympus' SP-800UZ and SP-600UZ Have New Background Defocusing Feature For Fake SLR-Trickery

If you've got your heart set on a new bridge camera from Olympus, here are the decisions you need to make—would you prefer a 15x or 30x optical zoom, and 12 or 14-megapixels? More »

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In Which the Fujifilm XP10 Toughcam Mocks My Sedentary Lifestyle and I Tell It What's What

Mountain climbing. Cliff jumping. Cross-country skiing. Those are the kinds of activities the XP10 would be great at capturing. But I stay in my pajamas until 4:00 PM and do not appreciate the XP10's implicit condescension. More »

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Fujifilm's Point-and-Shoots Dip Below $100, Into Impulse-Item Territory

So Fujifilm unloaded about seven hundred and forty-two cameras tonight, and the point-and-shoots are pretty universally stacked for the price. Case in point: The AV100 is a 12MP shooter with 720p video capture, priced at $100. More »

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Fujifilm HS10 Not-a-DSLR Packs Manual Optical 30x Zoom, 1080p Video

Fuji just announced a quartet of megazoom (read: fixed lens) cameras in a Monday blitz, with the most impressive being this HS10. It won't give the level of control of a DSLR, but it looks to blow away any point-and-shoot. More »