Digital Cameras

The new Canon IXUS 200 IS digital camera has just been revealed and it looks stunning. The stylish metal body wraps up a 3 inch LCD touch screen, ultra wide-angle 24-120mm image stabilised lens, and 12.1 megapixel CCD sensor.

The Canon PowerShot S90 has an impressive résumé: a 10 megapixel sensor, 28-105mm f2.0-4.9 image stabilised lens, and 3 inch LCD screen – all crammed into a slim pocket-sized format. We reckon this makes the new S90 a ‘baby’ PowerShot G11. The excitement doesn’t stop there – the PowerShot S90 has very innovative trick up its sleeve!

The brand-new Canon PowerShot G11 digital camera has just been announced, playing the lead role in a dramatic refresh of the IXUS and PowerShot line-up.

Nikon have just released details of 4 new digital cameras – including the world’s first digital camera with an integrated projector. This radical new feature is certainly cutting edge technology. Combined with the irrefutable feeling that the digital camera market has been running very thin on innovation recently; have Nikon just shaken everything up?

Summer holidays at the beach can spell disaster for the average digital camera: sand and seawater are the arch-nemeses of everything electronic! Valiantly to the rescue are the three best underwater cameras of summer 2009…

Leica is arguably one of the most stylish photography brands in the world and this June they are doing little to dispell that idea by releasing this limited edition version of the Leica M8.

Canon have splashed into the underwater digital camera market with the addition of the Canon PowerShot D10 digital camera to their range. The announcement came as part of their recent spate of pre-PMA launches, which also included three other PowerShot’s, the SX200, A1100 and A2100, as well as a further four models for the IXUS range, the Canon IXUS 95, 100, 110 and 990 IS.

The Fujifilm FinePix F200EXR incorporates a new 1/1.6″ Super CCD EXR sensor that features technology enabling you to use the sensor in three different ways to optimise the dynamic range, resolution and the low-light performance of the camera.

There were a host of underwater displays on show at Photokina 2008, not least of which was the Photokina Underwater Imaging World. Over 250 square meters of the massive show were dedicated to giving visitors an underwater experience and showcasing how best to take good photos of underwater scenes.

The latest in Olympus’ “Tough” range of digital compact cameras is the Olympus Mju 1050 SW – shockproof to 1.5m, waterproof to 3m and freezeproof to -10°c, the Mju 1050SW also features a 10 megapixel sensor, 3x zoom lens, Advanced Face Detection, Shadow Adjustment, Noise Reduction, Image Stabilisation and a 2.7” LCD screen. On top of this, the Olympus Mju 1050 SW incorporates TAP technology which enables you to adjust settings and review your images just by tapping the shutter release button.