Nikon has announced its latest entry into the DSLR market with the D300s, and it does add some new features that DSLR fans have been clamoring for.

You can always tell when the holiday shopping season is approaching by the number of new point and shoot cameras the companies unleash onto the consumer market.

It may only be the end of July, but it appears that Olympus is prepping for the holiday shopping season by announcing a range of five new point and shoot camera models.

High definition just not enough for you any more? Then Fujifilm has the answer for you with its new FinePix Real 3D System.

In a survey of consumers in the United Kingdom, Sony came out as the leader in all technology brands.

Samsung has announced two new entry level point and shoot cameras to its popular SL series.

The New York Times has been caught up in a controversy over digital manipulation controversy that not only sullies its name, but really doesn’t make any sense why it was even done.

Do you have a mad desire to spend silly amounts of money on accessories for your iPhone 3G S to make the camera actually shoot something resembling quality pictures and video?  Never fear, there are companies willing to help you do that!

Do you have a Hasselblad V system dating anywhere from 1957 until now? Want to make it into a digital system shooting at 39 megapixels? Then the CFV-39 is for you!