Kodak EasyShare M590

The M590 is a small, thin, attractive, 14 megapixel point-and-shoot camera with an internal folded-optics lens, which means the lens does not move in and out when optical zoom is enabled.

The M590 has other appealing features – optical image stabilization, 5x optical zoom, HD movie ability and a “share” button which allows the user to tag photos to be emailed or loaded to Facebook, YouTube,

Top 10 Digital Camera Under 100 Dollars

For those of you who need a place to start, here is our list of the top ten best digital cameras under $100:

1. 1. Polaroid t1031 10.0 MP Digital Still Camera with 3.0 LCD display ($64.99)
2. Nikon Coolpix L22 12.1 MP Digital Camera with 3.6x optical zoom and 3.0 inch LCD display ($99.50)
3. Kodak EasyShare CameraMD41 12.2 MP with 3x optical zoom and 2.7 inch LCD display ($89.99)
4. HP PB360 12

Canon Powershot G12

Canon G12 fits those who don't want the bulk of a proper DSLR – or even a smaller mirrorless camera such as the Sony NEX-3, this camera perfectly fits the bill extremely well.The manual modes and dials on offer, while daunting to beginners, will be hugely appreciated by anyone who's grown frustrated by the mistakes their compact makes in manual mode.However, although the Canon G12's image quality

Sony Alpha A55

Sony rocked the boat with their new alpha A55, an interchangeable lens camera with a translucent pellicle mirror. In laymen's terms, that means it can autofocus and shoot at the same time, which means it's really, really fast, and even smaller than a standard dSLR. Sony's dSLRs have always been solid shooters, but reactions to their new cameras generally range from "ho-hum" to "mildly intriguing.

Nikon D3100

Nikon's D3100 has now been officially announced and it looks like a real winner, an excellent entry-level dSLR in all respects. As a significant upgrade from the maligned D3000, it adds 1080p video recording, live view and a new and improved 14.2 megapixel sensor into the mix. These upgrades make it the most feature-laden of the current entry-level dSLRs and the one to beat moving forward. The

Canon EOS 5D Mark II

The successor Canon delivers: the EOS 5D Mark II is in many ways a must-have upgrade, especially for the wedding photography crowd for whom the 5D is a workhorse. And with many of the imaging components of the 1Ds Mark III (including a later version of the image-processing engine, Digic 4) for a price tag $5,000 lower, it's certainly an attractive alternative.The camera comes in two official

Canon Digital Rebel T2i

The Digital Rebel T2i Canon's top consumer-class dSLR at the moment, and it's the king of the genre. Photo quality, as expected, is great, and the 1080p video capability is impressive. It's a great step-up model for novices who can afford it and don't want to sit back on a slightly crippled entry-level dSLR. Enthusiasts should probably look one step up at the 60D, since the T2i's interface is

Olympus PEN E-PL1

This is a Micro Four Thirds-format mirror less camera for those that are still unfamiliar, this is a new class of camera that shoves a dSLR sensor into a compact body with interchangeable lenses (read more here). The picture quality on this camera is stellar, and the simple interface is excellent for compact camera users who want significantly better photos without the hassle and bulk of a dSLR.

Panasonic Lumix FH20

The FH20 is the best-rounded point-and-shoot to come out in 2010. We've even decided to call it Digital Camera HQ's Best Consumer Camera of 2010. The thin frame, 8x zoom, HD video, ease of use, and excellent image quality for its price tag, make the FH20 one of the best deals going for consumers in need of an affordable, compact, easy-to-use, yet powerful digital camera. You can't go wrong with

Kodak EasyShare Z915

There are plenty of sub-$200 compact cameras around, but few offer as much as the Kodak EasyShare Z915. The pocket mega zoom camera has a strong feature set including fully manual and fully automatic shooting options. It's uncomplicated to use and has faster performance than much of the competition.Considering its 10x optical zoom, the Z915 is still compact enough to fit in a large pants pocket

Nikon D300S Review

Although the many of the additions to the D300S are simply those that we've seen appear on Nikons since the D300 arrived (virtual horizon from the D3, movies from the D90), one genuinely new feature is the inclusion of contrast-detection autofocus that operates while in movie mode - a first for a Nikon DSLR. It's not the quickest focusing you'll ever see, though, and you'll also need to make use

Pentax K7 Camera Review

The Pentax K-7 is one great camera for the enthusiast photographer. The majority of the masses will probably miss the camera, it is a very well-structured camera, please check the features:14.6 megapixel Pentax K-7 SLR cameraThe thing that makes the Pentax K-7 special is not found in its specifications. The CMOS sensor, measuring 23.4 mm x 15.6 mm featuring a sensor factor of 1.5 x, has been

Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX3 Review

Panasonic's LX series has always been home to the company's most ambitious compacts, offering a range of photographer-friendly features in a small, stylish and solid body festooned with external controls. It's been two years since the launch of the LX2 and the market has changed a lot in that time - the level of features offered even on inexpensive models has grown and the cost of all cameras,

Sony A550 Preview

Sony's approach to the DSLR market has been an interesting one to watch - the first generation of the A2XX/3XX family was a three-camera assault on a market that most manufacturers had tried to address with a single model. Sony instead created three cameras that placed greater emphasis on attracting new users across from compact cameras (whether that be through price or what was, at the time, the

Nikon CoolPix L100 Camera with 15x optical zoom

While Nikon’s P90 offers 24x optical zoom, the company introduces also the CoolPix L100 that has 15x optical zoom. Nikon’s CoolPix L100 is a 10 Megapixel camera with a 15x Zoom-NIKKOR lens, Nikon’s EXPEED processor and a 3-inch LCD display.The L100 features 80-3200 ISO sensitivity, 1cm macro shooting, image sensor shift vibration reduction, Motion Detection, In-Camera Red-Eye Fix, D-Lighting,

FujiFilm FinePix F200EXR Digital Camera

FujiFilm announced the new FinePix F200EXR digital camera that is the FujiFilm’s first camera to feature the Super CCD EXR image sensor. The new Super CCD EXR sensor promises “Fine Capture Technology” (High Resolution), “Pixel Fusion Technology” (High Sensitivity & Low Noise), and “Dual Capture Technology” (Wide Dynamic Range).The camera ofers also EXR AUTO shooting that not only automatically

Olympus Stylus 740 Thinnest 5x Optical Zoom Camera in its Class

The Stylus 740 is the thinnest 5x optical zoom camera in its class, and it boasts all the quality features you expect from a Stylus. With an amazing 28x total zoom, Digital Image Stabilization (DIS) and Bright Capture technology, you'll capture near-perfect images every time.The 740's cool ultra-slim design doesn't limit the powerful performance you've come to expect from a Stylus. It has 5x

Nikon D40 Digital Camera

The D40 is a compact and lightweight high-performance camera that makes it possible for anyone to create stunning images with an SLR. Designed specifically for ease of use, the D40 lets you use the kind of digital and optical technologies that professionals use without the need to deal with complex functions.Whatever you shoot there is an automated Digital Vari Program that lets you achieve

Sony alpha DSLR-A900

Earlier this year Sony announced it had designed a full-frame 24-megapixel imaging device and officially stated a camera featuring this chip would arrive later in 2008. Well, that time is here. Sony officially took the wraps off the alpha DSLR-A900, a 24.6-megapixel digital single lens reflex camera for a cool three grand (body only). It arrives in stores this November.Features and DesignThe

Nikon 70-200 lens review

The latest lens review of Nikon's top-end fast telezoom, the AF-S VR-Nikkor 70-200mm F2.8G ED-IF. This is the first in a series of reviews in which we'll be comparing it with similar lenses from Canon, Sigma and Tamron, using both APS-C and 35mm full frame cameras. The 70-200mm F2.8 VR has long been a favourite of Nikon DX format shooters, but how well does it stand up on the new full-frame D3?