A solid point-and-shoot camera with all the right connections.

Not a DSLR, and definitely not a point-and-shoot, Panasonic's Lumix DMC-G1, announced today, is the smallest camera with interchangeable lenses. Because it forgoes a DSLR's internal mirror system in f...

Sony's alpha DSLR-A900, is the company's first full-frame DSLR, with a whopping 24.6-megapixel CMOS censor and a $2,999 price tag (body only), it's meant for serious photo enthusiasts and prosumers. A...

To date, we've been shocked-- shocked-- that Sony hasn't released a point-and-shoot with 720p video recording. Particularly given that its cross-product marketing campaign is called HDNA, the lack of HD in its camera lineup has been baffling.

Olympus debuted three cameras today, and they couldn't be more different from one another. The lineup includes the SP-565 UZ, a superzoom with a 20X lens; the Stylus 1050 SW, a ruggedized point-and-sh...

If your needs are basic, you can skim over all the four and five-hundred dollar cameras we've been drooling over lately, and opt for something simpler. Olympus's FE-360 and FE-370, announced today, co...

This compact camera impresses with its big zoom and high-def video recordings, but the integrated Wi-Fi is too limited.

Panasonic's first touchscreen camera is more intuitive than most, but the image quality could be better.

When I first saw this camera a few weeks ago, I knew I had to get some hands-on time with it. The Nikon Coolpix P6000 ($499, September) has integrated GPS for geotagging, a ridiculously large sensor (...