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    More Canon EOS 50D Images Leak

    Last Friday we showed you Canon EOS 50D specs leaked on a Chinese site, but by the time our story was up, the shots had been yanked. Photography Bay just released more official-looking shots of the camera—shown here and below the jump at slightly reduced resolution—plus a 1600 ISO sample image and a shot featuring a 18-200mm lens kit option. [Photography Bay] More »
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    Olympus E-420 DSLR: Smaller, Lighter, Cheaper

    In case you were worried that digital SLRs would remain priced higher than point-and-shoots, Olympus is breaking down the $500 barrier with its, well, $499.99 E-420. (Kinda makes you feel like sparkin' a doobie, don't it?) Sure, it'll cost you an extra hundred to get a 14-42mm starter lens, but this is the beginning of the truly affordable DSLR. That's not the only thing Olympus is excited about though: the 13.4-oz. E-420 is up to 40% lighter than other DSLRs in its class, and is being declared the "world's smallest digital SLR" by its maker. All that while retaining Live View, a 10-megapixel sensor and a 2.7" LCD. We can't wait to try it out. Jump for press release and chart of freakishly detailed specs. Just one question, Olympus: What happened to the Evolt brand? More »
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    Olympus Evolt E-410 Unboxed and Well Fondled (Verdict: Quite Nice, but Nikon D40 is Nicer)

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    Canon Readying 22-Megapixel EOS-1Ds Mark III?

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