The Nikon Coolpix P90 reflects demand for superzoom cameras. The P90 comes with a 24x optical Vibration Reduction (VR) zoom that is equivalent to a 26-624. The camera packs 12.1-megapixels and a 3″ display. Many photographers are drawn to the superzooms because it eliminates the need for a bagful of [...] Read more »

The Canon G10 is the successor to the popular G9 that often used by professionals as a lightweight alternative to a DSLR. Canon was one of the first to support Raw files. This one can also handle Raw+JPEG. In addition, the G10 captures with 14.7-megapixels and a 28-140mm f2.8-8.0, and [...] Read more »

For decades Ricoh has been making digital cameras that have often earned the admiration of professionals. But, for whatever reason the company never has made a major push to bring them into the mainstream. The CX1 is their latest. In front of a 9.29-megapixel CMOS sensor is a 7.1x optical [...] Read more »

I recently was called upon to do some photo journalistic shots of a traveling evangelist that was coming through the Miami area. I decided to take this as an opportunity to test out Canon’s top camera and Nikon’s top camera both at the same time and at the same job [...] Read more »

Engadget is reporting a possible new entry level DSLR from Nikon that has an articulating screen. The article further suggests this new beast may be announced on April 14th. Any takers for a “flip screen” on an entry level Nikon DSLR. I wonder what that might be useful for shooting. [...] Read more »

Panasonic has produced their first TOUGH-series all-weather camera that can take a beating. There are 12.1-megapixels under the hood that can survive a 10′ dip into liquid and even resist a 5′ drop. The TS1 includes features such as Face Detection. The lens is equivalent to a 28-128mm. And, it [...] Read more »

The Wacom Intuos4 tablet is the latest and greatest of the Intuos line. It’s much more streamline than ever before with new and improved pen tip sensor technology. The pen feels more intuitive than ever before, which says a lot about the technology behind the Intuos4. It’s easier than ever [...] Read more »

The new Drobo Pro has been announced. Photographers have long been vocal about the Drobo in both positive and negative ways. On the positive side, the unit is a great way to store your back-up data in the first stage of a back-up workflow. On the negative side, the Drobo [...] Read more »

Well, we quickly outgrew the last server. Actually, what we really outgrew was the support of that particular web server company. But, I digress. If you are seeing this story you are on the shiny new server. Hopefully, it will be faster and, hopefully, the new service provider will respond [...] Read more »

Packing features that include 12.3-megapixels, six built-in Art Filters, Face Tracking and a top ISO rating of 3200 the Olympus E-620 should appeal to the creative photographer. Based on the Four Thirds standard there’s a lot to be had for any camera body priced under $700. “No other camera offers [...] Read more »