Here’s my review of the Olympus FE5010, Olympus’ latest entry-level camera with 12 megapixels of resolution and a 5X optical zoom lens. Don’t forget to check out the Olympus FE5010 photo gallery as well.

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I’ve posted the Olympus FE5010 Photo Gallery which contains full-sized pictures taken by the camera. Be sure to check out the Olympus FE5010 review as well.

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Hey, I hope everyone’s having a great long weekend. But are you still feeling all excited about Canon’s new cameras? Can’t wait for our Canon PowerShot G11 review? Here’s a little something to temporarily quell your Canon G11 lust (or S90 lust) – a nice and simple comparison of the PowerShot G11’s feature set versus its predecessor (G10) and mini-G partner (S90). Hit the link to read more!

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Here’s my review of the Nikon Coolpix S220, a budget digital camera, and the Nikon Coolpix S220 photo gallery is online too! Click on the link for the full review of the camera.

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Here’s the Nikon Coolpix S220 Photo Gallery containing full-sized pictures taken by the camera. Be sure to check out the Nikon Coolpix S220 review as well.

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Hey, it’s time again for DPInterface’s “Request a review” for readers! We’ve got 2 months till Thanksgiving and 3 months till Christmas (holidays, yay!) – what cameras would you like to see reviewed on DPInterface? I already know that everyone wants to see the Canon PowerShot G11 review… anything else? Leave a comment on this post!

*Note: I’ve temporarily ‘eased’ the comment system for this weekend so you can post a comment with just your name (email address is optional) to make it quick and easy for everyone to send in camera review requests!

Update from Brad: Keep those requests coming! It doesn’t matter if someone has already requested a camera review, send in yours – the more requests I get for a camera, the higher its priority will be! I’ll be working closely (hounding, rather) camera companies over the next few months for those cameras so I can their reviews out ASAP, in time for holiday shopping.

It’s the day that everyone’s been waiting for – Panasonic just officially announced their new Lumix GF1 Micro Four Thirds camera! The Panasonic GF1 is around the same size as Olympus’ E-P1 PEN camera but the GF1 packs a few extra features and will retail at a slightly higher price. Let’s cut to the chase, here are the main features of the Lumix GF1:

Panasonic Lumix GF1
(Micro Four Thirds camera)

• 12 megapixel Live MOS sensor (Micro Four Thirds, 2.0X crop factor)
• Micro Four Thirds lens mount (adapters available for normal Four Thirds and Leica lenses)
• Venus Engine HD image processor
• Dust reduction
• 3 inch high resolution LCD (460k pixels)
• Optional electronic viewfinder attaches via hotshoe
• My Color photo effects feature
• On-board flash
• ISO range of 100 – 3200
• Full manual controls with RAW mode and flash hotshoe
• 3 FPS burst mode (Unlimited JPEG or up to 7 RAW)
• 720p (1280 x 720 at 30 FPS) movie mode with sound
  Continuous autofocus, exposure adjustment and windfilter available while recording
• Takes SD/SDHC memory cards
• Uses a lithium-ion battery
• Available in October for $900 (with choice of 14-45 mm kit lens OR 20 mm pancake lens)

Panasonic also announced two new Micro Four Thirds lenses today: the 20 mm f1.7 pancake set to be available next month for $400 and the new Leica 45 mm f2.8 Macro, which will go for $900 next month