The 16 megapixel Sony Alpha SLT-a35 is part of Sony’s second-generation SLT (single lens translucent) DSLR line, using the company’s unique Translucent Mirror Technology. There are a few differences between the new model and its predecessor, the a33, with most changes happening under the hood ... read more at Macworld
The Pentax K-5 DSLR is engineered for serious enthusiast photographers who want a weatherproof camera with excellent image quality, but in a smaller package than most in its class. The K-5’s solid magnesium alloy/stainless steel chassis feels good in the hands ... read more at Macworld
Schneider Optics iPro Lens System - Schneider Optics
On its own, the iPhone is already a great camera—the iPhone 4 sports a 5-megapixel sensor while the 8-megapixel iPhone 4S also got an optics boost to capture sharper, better-lit images. But there’s always room for improvement. Schneider Optics, a professional lens manufacturer, has released the iPro Lens System ... read more at Macworld
The $30 Micro 800 can hold up to 28.2 ounces (800 grams)—more than suitable for a standard interchangeable lens camera, but not quite enough for a medium-sized DSLR. The Micro 800 is perfect for a Sony Alpha NEX-5 with its standard 18-55mm lens or even a Nikon D5000 ... read more at Macworld
The $20 Micro 250 weighs less than an ounce but can hold cameras that weigh up to 8.8 ounces (250 grams)—that’s 1.2 ounces more than the 7.6 ounce Fugifilm FinePix f550EXR, for example ... read more at Macworld
Ideal for interchangeable lens cameras and small SLRs, the $40 GorillaPod Hybrid is a step between the tiny Magnetic GorillaPod for point-and-shoot cameras and the sturdier SLR-Zoom GorillaPod for medium-to-large-sized SLRs with heavier lenses ... read more at Macworld
If you’ve moved beyond point-and-shoots but aren’t quite ready to make the jump to a pro-level DSLR, Nikon’s impressive new D7000 wants to be your go-to shooter. The D7000 takes over for the old D90, but it also manages to compete well with the D300S ... read more at MacLife
The 16 megapixel Sony Alpha SLT-a35 is part of Sony’s second-generation SLT (single lens translucent) DSLR line, using the company’s unique Translucent Mirror Technology. There are a few differences between the new model and its predecessor, the a33 ... read more at Macworld
The 10-megapixel Nikon Coolpix P7000 caused quite a stir when it was released last year, thanks to its extended feature set and great image quality. So it’s no surprise that anticipation was high for its successor, the Coolpix P7100 ... read more at Macworld
The third and latest version of Canon’s popular pocket-size S-series camera, the PowerShot S100, continues its predecessors’ legacy by offering a compact body and manual controls ... read more at Macworld
Olympus E-PM1 Digital Camera with 14-42mm Lens - Olympus
The baby of the Olympus PEN family, the 12-megapixel E-PM1, actually represents a new line of the company’s interchangeable lens cameras. Also known as the PEN Mini, this $500 entry-level model and s E-P3 and the E-PL3 sibling ... read more at Macworld
Olympus has been on the fast track with its Pen mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras since June 2009, when the E-P1 was introduced. Now in its third generation, the 12 megapixel E-P3 easily slides into the flagship position of the Olympus Micro Four Thirds line ... read more at Macworld
1 J1 Mirrorless Digital Camera with 10-30 mm VR Zoom Lens - Nikon
Nikon launched its first mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras, the Nikon 1 J1 and its more advanced sibling, the V1, last fall. The Nikon 1 J1 is the smaller and more affordable of the two, although both were designed from the ground up around a 10 megapixel ... read more at Macworld
Your DSLR shoots luscious pictures…so why do you dread taking it with you? Blame your camera bag. Chances are, it’s bulky, boxy, and not all that comfortable to carry. That explains why the Domke F-3X won me over so completely when I recently used it to schlep my gear ... read more at MacLife
The double-sided Olloclip features interchangeable lenses that add macro, fisheye, or wide-angle effects to your iPhone 4 photos. At about the size of a keychain, the Olloclip stashes easily in your pocket ... read more at MacLife
When we saw the mount featured on the always clever photography site photojojo.com, we knew we had to take it for a spin. We didn’t expect the mount to replicate the quality of our DSLR cameras, but we did hope it would give us another way to use our SLR lenses creatively ... read more at MacLife
The 8GB Pro X2 is the latest generation of wireless SD card from Eye-Fi. It can stream your photos to your Mac, upload them to your favorite social networking site ... read more at Macworld
Boasting compact camera-like dimensions, but using a much larger micro Four Thirds format (17.3 x 13mm) Lmos sensor, the E-PL1 is the third iteration ... read more at MacUserUK
Samsung has long wanted a slice of the lucrative digital compact camera market, but past offerings have often failed to excite. While shunning some of the quirky designs ... read more at MacUserUK
Attention snowboarders, snorkelers, and rock climbers: The ruggedized Casio Exilim EX-G1 point-and-shoot digital camera is a worthy companion ... read more at Macworld
Pentax’s K-x is a feature-packed alternative to Nikon and Canon entry-level SLRs. Offering a conventional SLR design and layout ... read more at MacUserUK
Sony's 10-megapixel, 5X-optical-zoom (24mm to 120mm) Cyber-shot DSC-WX1 is among the first pocket cameras to offer Sony's redesigned, low-light-optimized Exmor R sensor ... read more at MacUserUK
With the introduction of the WB5000, it's no secret that consumer electronics giant Samsung wants a piece of the lucrative superzoom market. It has dabbled before with the high-end Pro 815 ... read more at MacUserUK
Sony's range of DSLRs has ballooned of late to include a bewildering range of entry- and intermediate-level models, yet the replacement for the semi-pro A700 is so long overdue ... read more at MacUserUK
Canon's Eos 7D was one of the most desirable cameras we'd seen in a long while, so the arrival of the Eos 550D is to be cheered ... read more at MacUserUK
Featuring a new back-illuminated Cmos sensor and 10.7x optical zoom, the CX3 is the latest in a long line of digital compact cameras from Ricoh that can be traced right back ... read more at MacUserUK
Currently the lightest-ever Sony single-lens reflex camera at about a pound, the A230 is a little light on features at first glance ... read more at Macworld
Canon’s PowerShot S90 might be one of the most powerful point-and-shoot cameras that you can slip into your shirt pocket. Much of the S90’s appeal comes from its ability to overcome ... read more at Macworld
Canon's PowerShot SD940 IS might look familiar to you, especially if you've seen the PowerShot SD780 IS. Both models have an eye-catching design (including a lens casing that's the same color as the camera's body ... read more at Macworld
The durable and compact Panasonic Lumix DMC-FP8 point-and-shoot camera offers an ultraquiet, recessed lens that focuses very quickly, but you'll need to make sure that its design works for you ... read more at Macworld
On the surface, Nikon's D3s doesn't look as if it's changed substantially compared to the top-end model it's replacing, the D3. You get the same resolution ... read more at MacUserUK
The S570 is a small but nicely formed compact: it weighs less than 150g and, at just 2.2cm at its thickest, it's the perfect size for a pocket. Despite its diminutive size ... read more at MacUserUK
The iSight built into your Mac is great for iChat and Photo Booth, but if you want to broadcast anything that isn't directly ahead, you're out of luck ... read more at MacUserUK
Canon’s EOS 7D is a radical departure for the company’s popular EOS family of cameras. It slots in between the prosumer 50D and the full-frame ... read more at MacLife
Kodak’s 12-megapixel EasyShare M381 is a good low-priced point-and-shoot camera for anyone who doesn’t want to fuss with a lot of controls—as long as you’re also willing to deal with a few of the camera’s quirks ... read more at Macworld
Bridging the gap between a compact and DSLR, superzooms combine much of the versatility of the latter in a smaller package, although the design is something of a compromise ... read more at MacUserUK
Ricoh is well-known in Japan for its high-end digital compacts and it has been making a name for itself here. The original 8-megapixel G Digital garnered four mice when we reviewed it ... read more at MacUserUK
DSLRs are nice, but sometimes--okay, a lot of the time--we just can’t be bothered to schlep around a giant camera. Enter the compact camera. At 4.2 ounces and 3.8 x 2.1 x 0.8 inches ... read more at MacLife
The 12-megapixel Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH1 is a unique digital camera that supports interchangeable lenses. Although it looks like a DSLR, it’s not-though it is based on the Micro Four Thirds system ... read more at Macworld
Canon’s PowerShot SX20 IS has an impressive trio of headline features: a massive 20X optical zoom, a 12.1-megapixel sensor, and HD-quality video recording. If you’re shopping for a bridge camera ... read more at Macworld
The 12-megapixel Samsung DualView TL225 packs various never-before-seen features into a single point-and-shoot camera. As a feat of engineering and design, it's an astounding piece ... read more at Macworld
Fujifilm's FinePix F70EXR is about as compact as cameras get, yet it somehow serves up a 10X-optical-zoom lens (spanning from 27mm to 270mm), dual image stabilization ... read more at Macworld
The 12-megapixel Kodak EasyShare Z950 is an easy-to-use pocket megazoom camera with an impressive list of advanced features. In addition to a 10X-optical-zoom lens, it has exposure bracketing ... read more at Macworld
Part of the trend of pocket megazooms, the 10-megapixel Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS3 carries a 12X optical Leica zoom lens, ranging from an ultrawide-angle 25mm to 300mm on the telephoto end ... read more at Macworld
Panasonic's Lumix DMC-FZ35 is quite simply one of the best fixed-lens cameras out there for both stills and HD video. If you can deal with slightly grainy, non-1080p video footage ... read more at Macworld
Measuring 3.75 by 2.38 by 0.66 inches and weighing five ounces, the DSC-TX1 is small enough to fit into a coat pocket, and it won't take up a lot of room in a purse ... read more at Macworld
Canon's10 megapixel PowerShot SX120 IS is a AA-powered pocket megazoom for the photographer on a budget. It's a slim, sexy, and lightweight ... read more at Macworld
In a nutshell, the E-P1 (also called Pen) is a fairly small camera (the body is roughly 4.75-by-3-by-1.5) with interchangeable lenses, and an image sensor that’s larger ... read more at Macworld
Panasonic's 12-megapixel Lumix DMC-ZR1 isn't a point-and-shoot camera that tries to outdo any other camera in stores today, but it's a well-balanced ... read more at Macworld
Though the pocket megazoom category of digital cameras is still brand-new, Casio's good-looking Exilim EX-H10 claims a subset of that subcategory all by itself ... read more at Macworld
Measuring roughly 5.0-by-3.0-by-1.5, the DMC-GF1 is smaller than any SLR, but still offers removable lenses, giving you the benefits of an SLR-like lens ... read more at Macworld
If you’re looking for fun in-camera extras and editing tools in a point-and-shoot digital camera, Sony’s Cyber-shot DSC-W290 is a great option ... read more at Macworld
Canon’s PowerShot SD1200 IS is pocketable, has an interesting variety of shooting modes, produces very good image quality, and comes equipped with optical image stabilization ... read more at Macworld
Following the popularity of the 12-megapixel E-620 launched earlier in the year, and the introduction of a couple of key models from rivals, demand for a more competitively priced camera ... read more at MacUserUK
The Olympus FE-5010 is a basic compact camera featuring 12-megapixel resolution, 5x optical zoom, and a 2.7-inch LCD. For a camera that sells for under $200, you get a hefty 3,968-by-2,976 resolution ... read more at Macworld
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