Digital Photography Interface

Nikon announced two new digital SLR cameras today. The new D300s is an incremental upgrade to the already-great D300; the main changes being a 720p movie mode, faster native continuous shooting speed (which can still be ‘boosted’ when using Nikon’s optional battery grip), dual memory card support, Quiet Release mode and several control additions (ie a dedicated live view button).
The D3000, on the other hand, is an entry-level digital SLR, positioned below the D5000 we reviewed recently. Think of [...]

Panasonic unveiled four new digital cameras today, three of which sound pretty exciting to me. The Lumix FZ35 (or FZ38, as it is called outside of the US) is Panasonic’s latest ultra-zoom/hybrid camera. The camera has full manual controls (which are retained even in movie mode), new HDR mode, 720p video capabilities and is able to take RAW images… that should please the general audience and, hopefully, the people who miss the old FZ30/FZ50 so dearly.
We also have the new [...]

Fujifilm released a slew of new digital cameras today, including two new ‘EXR’ SuperCCD cameras and a new ‘Real 3D’ camera – details on the 3D camera are scarce, other than the fact that it can take 3D photos, 3D movies and play them back on its high-resolution screen (in 3D, no less), and I’ll only be posting details on Fujifilm’s 3D camera when there’s more in September. The thing I noticed about all of them is they all use [...]

Olympus announced four new compact cameras today – the new Stylus 7010 is a compact super-zoom camera (it has a new 7X zoom lens and the camera fits in your pocket) while the three FE series cameras are budget cameras. The new ‘Magic Filters’ feature, first spotted on the new Stylus Tough 6010 from last week, is here again…
But the best thing of all is the fact that all of the new cameras today (except the low-end FE46) have [...]