Is there a camera out there, or about to be out there that has you on the edge of your seat, that has you thinking, “Wow, this is a game changer”? Well, I can think of 5 cameras right now that have broken new ground, ..read more

Is this a good idea or bad idea? If you aren’t able to make out the image above, what you’re looking at is called the Spider Camera Holster. Looking very much like a cell phone holster, the Spider Camera Holster makes use of a seemingly ..read more

The Online Photographer has a review of the Sigma DP2 by Ken Tanaka up, and it pretty much confirms what we’ve already read in the few early takes thus far. In short, the DP2 has any number of “limitations” that either won’t warrant ..read more

Here’s an early look at some sample images from our upcoming review of the Olympus E-620. These are straight from the camera, excepting minor crops and JPEG conversions. That also means no sharpening and no noise removal, so just a grab bag of representative shots ..read more

I spent Memorial Day at the Bronx Zoo, and ended up using the Nikon D90 quite a bit. It’s very responsive, a faster frame rate than the 5D Mark II even, and image quality is very good. Based on my previous testing I knew I’d ..read more

Continuing coverage of the new entry-level offering from Canon, the EOS Rebel T1i keeps on impressing in a review at Steve’s Digicams. Both the T1i and Nikon’s D5000 seem like outstanding values to me, I still can’t believe what you get these days ..read more

Sony made waves with it’s 9.1 megapixel, 20x zoom camera at this year’s PMA show. The biggest reason would appear to be the perception that it stacks up fairly well to the more expensive Canon PowerShot SX1 IS (which we compared here), and ..read more

Canon has shown that yes they are listening, and yes they want to sell more cameras (to filmmakers), by announcing a firmware update for the Canon EOS 5D Mark II that allows for manual exposure in movie mode. After installing the new firmware (available June ..read more