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News: Olympus Announced 10MP DSLR
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| News: Canon yet again announces more Compact cameras
Along with G7, canon announced SD900 (IXUS-1000, IXY-900Ti). Aside from the solid titanium body the SD900 sports Canon's new Digic III processor (with face detection), a 10MP CCD and ISO 1600 top sensitivity setting. Pricing is around $450 / €450.
SD800 IS (IXUS-850, IXY-900) with a useful (and still fairly rare) 28-105mm wideangle zoom, also features Digic III processor, large 2.5-inch screen, face detection technology and 7.1MP sensor.
SD40 (IXUS-i7, IXY-L4) features the new Digic III processor, ISO 1600, face detection and a 7.2 megapixel CCD. The SD40 will be offered in four 'chic' new colors.. More detail at Canon's Website | ||
News: Canon EOS 400D / Digital Rebel XTi
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| News: Nikon D80 10.2MP Digital camera announced
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News: Canon Updates its Compact Digital Camera Lineup
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| News: Nikon Announced 5 new Colpix cameras
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News: FujiFilm announced new FinePix 9600/9100
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| News: FujiFilm announced new FinePix A700
 Pre Photokina 2006: Fujifilm has quietly slipped out a new flagship model in its entry-level 'A' series range. The $200 FinePix A700 features a new 1/1.6-inch 7.3 MP Super CCD sensor, 3x optical zoom and large 2.4-inch LCD screen. Interestingly the A700 has no high ISO settings at all, topping out at ISO 400. For details Click Here | ||
Review: Sony W30, W50, W70, W100 Digital Cameras
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Pre-Photokina 2006: Olympus has today announced a new ten megapixel compact digital SLR with the retro-good-looks of past Olympus film SLR's. In addition there's also a Zuiko Digital lens, the 14-42 mm F3.5-F5.6 which is set to be the E-400's kit lens.
Canon has finally announced the long-awaited new G series compact to replace the G6 (launched August 2004). The $550 PowerShot G7 features a new Digic III processor, 10 megapixel (1/1.8-inch) CCD and a 6x (35-200mm equiv.) image stabilized zoom lens. The G7 also sports a hot shoe, face detection software and ISO settings up to 1600. Disappointingly what it doesn't have is a raw mode, which appears to have been completely dropped by Canon for its compact models.
Pre-Photkina 2006: Canon has today announced the latest evolution in their affordable digital SLR series, the ten megapixel EOS 400D / Digital Rebel XTi. Headline new features / specifications include the ten megapixel CMOS sensor (up to ISO 1600), a new dust reduction system, nine area auto focus, Picture Styles, a large 2.5" LCD monitor which now also provides shooting information (the second control panel LCD is gone) and better continuous shooting buffering. 
Nikon has today announced the new ten megapixel D80 digital SLR. This new camera is the natural successor to the D70/D70s with a refreshed design, user interface and a wide range of new features. Headline improvements are; 10.2 mp CCD, new image processing engine, 3D Color Matrix Metering II, 11-area AF system, configurable Auto ISO, configurable high ISO NR, a larger and brighter viewfinder, in-camera retouching (including D-Lighting), built-in wireless flash commander, SD card storage (with SD-HC support) and the D200's higher capacity battery. The D80 will go on sale in September with a body only price of $999 in the US, £699 in the UK or $1299 in the US, £949 in the UK as a kit with the new 18-135 mm DX lens. 
Pre-Photokina 2006: Canon has expanded its PowerShot A range with the first A series to feature Optical Image Stabilization, the A710 IS. The A710 IS builds on the successful formula established in the A700 it replaces, with an extra million pixels (now 7.1MP), new photo effects and a new wide viewing angle LCD screen. Like the A700 the new camera has a 6x optical zoom. 
Canon has also launched successors to popular A610 and A620 PowerShots. Both cameras feature 2.5-inch vari-angle LCD screens, 4x optical zooms, Digic II processors and higher megapixel sensors; 
10 megapixels for the A640 and 8.0 megapixels for the A630. Both the new cameras also have a maximum ISO 800 sensitivity setting and a new 'Safety Zoom' feature.
Pre-Photokina 2006: Nikon has today announced several new Coolpix cameras. We start here with the new Coolpix S10, which updates the Coolpix S4, offering the same 6 million pixels and 10x swivel zoom lens, but adding CCD-shift Vibration Reduction and increased sensitivity (to ISO 800).
Also added to the slim line Nikon S-series of cameras is the Coolpix S9. This 6.1-megapixel compact, available in three colors, features a 2.5-inch screen, 3x zoom, 15 scene modes and Face Priority AF.
Next up is the first of Nikon's new L-series entry-level compacts, the 7.2 million pixel Coolpix L5. The L5 sports a 2.5-inch LCD, a 5x 38-190mm (35mm equiv) zoom lens, Lens shift VR and Nikon's Face Priority AF.
Pre-Photokina 2006: Fujiflm has announced a minor upgrade to the S9500 (aka S9000) in the shape of the FinePix S9600 (to be known as the FinePix S9100 in the USA). The new model is claimed to offer better low light performance, faster operation and improved image quality thanks to a new processor. Externally almost indentical to its predecessor, the S9600 has the same resolution (9 million pixels) and the same 10.7x optical zoom. For details 
Sony's new W series lineup now include more compact point and shoot cameras as compared to previously renowned W5 and W7. All of the new W series cameras contain somebody and same functionality architecture. There are just few minor changes and price which apart them. To read full review of these beautiful cameras, 
The PowerShot A700 features six-megapixel resolution together with a retractable 6x optical zoom lens with a focal length of 35-210mm (35mm equivalent) The A700 model incorporates 20 shooting modes from fully automatic to fully manual to achieve optimum results for any photographic application. The A700 is also compatible with optional wide angle and telephoto lens converters, as well as a close-up lens and a wireless flash unit.