Nikon Coolpix P90 - Nikon

Given the propensity of so-called ultra-zooms to follow the basic DSLR layout, the slab-sided Nikon Coolpix P90 doesn't appear to attempt to blaze a trail... read more at MacUserUK

Olympus E-450 - Olympus

Following high-profile launches fromits rivals, Olympus has been busy revamping its range adding two new semi-professional cameras, the E-620 and E-30, and upgrading the entry-level E-420 to produce this little camera... read more at MacUserUK

Sigma DP2 - Sigma

When we reviewed Sigma's DP1 we were impressed with the 28mm equivalent lens and the quality of the files in general, but the camera had a number of flaws. Many of them were not insurmountable... read more at MacUserUK

Nikon D5000 - Nikon

Assuming you're not upgrading from another consumer-level Nikon, picking between the Nikon D5000 and the Canon EOS 500D is tricky. The D5000 is a fraction cheaper and has a 12.9-megapixel Cmos sensor... read more at MacUserUK

Stylus Tough 8000 - Olympus

The metal-clad Stylus Tough 8000 features sealed gaskets and screwed-on armor that protects its 12 megapixel sensor, 3.6x optical zoom, and 2.7-inch LCD from the elements. At 6.4 ounces, it’s more than an ounce heavier... read more at Macworld

Lumix DMC-FS25 - Panasonic

Offering a wide-angle Leica lens, very good image quality, a big LCD, and excellent battery life, Panasonic’s Lumix DMC-FS25 is a great well-rounded pocket camera... read more at Macworld

Stylus 7000 - Olympus

The Olympus Stylus 7000 is a handsome compact camera featuring 12 megapixel resolution, 7x optical zoom, and a large 3-inch LCD. Because it’s so light, you can slide it into your top shirt pocket and barely notice that it’s there... read more at Macworld

Exilim EX-FC100 - Casio

There are lots of point-and-shoot cameras available, and while many good choices exist, it’s hard not to feel like they’re mostly the same. Occasionally, though, something unique comes along, and Casio’s Exilim EX-FC100... read more at Macworld

PowerShot A1100 IS - Canon

Offering a nice feature set, a little bit of style, very good image quality, and a street price around $200, Canon’s PowerShot A1100 IS is a great starter camera for the point-and-shooter who demands a little more image quality... read more at Macworld

A835 - GE

When you think of cameras, you don’t typically think of General Electric any more than you would think of Sony when deciding to buy a dishwasher. But GE does in fact sell digital cameras. GE’s A835 has a manufacturer’s suggested retail price of $110... read more at Macworld

t1031 - Polaroid

The t1031 is not a bad camera if you’ve never used a digital camera, or if you use your mobile phone for snapshots. The t1031’s small, boxy design fits easily into a pocket, thanks to a lens that retracts flush with the camera’s body... read more at Macworld

PowerShot A470 - Canon

Canon’s PowerShot A470 doesn’t have the largest feature set, or the smallest design, or the highest pixel count among cameras in the $100 price range. But the A470 produces top-notch images and is easy to shoot with, and its feature set provides everything you need... read more at Macworld

EOS 500D - Canon

It could be a sign of the rapidly-expanding DSLR market that Canon has had difficulty getting the kind of admiration for its new entry-level DSLRs that it got for the likes of the EOS 350D... read more at MacUserUK

FinePix F200EXR - Fujifilm

With a multitude of compact digital cameras on the market, it takes something exceptional for a new model to stand out, which is what Fujifilm is hoping to do with the latest edition... read more at MacUserUK

PowerShot SX200IS - Canon

The PowerShot SX200IS is Canon's latest high-end compact digital camera. To be fair, this is hardly a compact camera by any modern standards, but it's much less bulky than a DSLR... read more at MacUserUK

Coolpix L19 - NIkon

The L19’s compact, sturdy design is easily pocketed, while its handgrip and controls layout make for simple one-handed operation. The 2.7-inch LCD screen is good enough... read more at Macworld

EasyShare C913 - Kodak

These days, $100 will buy you around 20 rolls of Kodak Gold film, which will give you about 720 exposures—or it’ll net you a Kodak EasyShare C913 digital camera, which gives you a practically unlimited number of exposures... read more at Macworld

Ricoh CX1 - Ricoh

This digital compact boasting a Cmos sensor comes not from one of the industry giants, but Ricoh, the niche player that has brought us some of the most strikingly original designs... read more at MacUserUK

Canon PowerShot SX1 IS - Canon

Maintaining the similar SLR-like styling and high ratio 20x zoom of its predecessor, the popular S5 IS model, Canon's new PowerShot SX1 IS adds several innovative features to the mix... read more at MacUserUK

Pentax K-m - Pentax

Pentax's latest DSLR, the 10.2-megapixel K-m, is a new addition to the range and sits beneath the previous entry-level model, the K200D. Following stiff competition in the entry-level class, Pentax has followed rivals such as Nikon and Canon... read more at MacUserUK

Canon Legria HF S10 - Canon

Canon's HF S10, tested here as a pre-production model and due to ship in April, is among the first AVCHD cameras to sport the company's new Legria sub-brand, differentiating it from its Vixia counterparts... read more at MacUserUK

Nikon D3X - Nikon

The Nikon full-frame 24.5-megapixel D3X officially replaces the 12-megapixel APS-C-format D2Xs. As the new flagship of the range, now boasting three full-frame models... read more at MacUserUK

Olympus E-30 - Olympus

The new E-30 digital single-lens reflex camera (SLR) from Olympus combines a solid feature set with a truly creative personality. Its foundation is comprised of a sturdy body design that feels comfortable in the hand... read more at Macworld

Nodal Ninja 5 with Rotator 12 - Red Door

The specialist world of panorama photography is growing, and with it demand for the right specialist kit. Fanotec's Nodal Ninja range has been around for a while, but the new Ninja 5 has caused a great deal of comment... read more at MacUserUK

360Precision Atome - 360Precision

Precise equipment is needed to take photographic panoramas, and 360Precision is well known in the industry for creating a number of excellent high-end panorama heads. The price of these can be a bit of a sticking point though, which is one reason why the 360Precision Atome, the new baby of the range, is such a hit... read more at MacUserUK

Canon Eos 5D Mk II - Canon

The 35mm full-frame EOS 5D Mk II is the replacement for the original Eos 5D, arguably the single most influential DSLR yet made. Not only was the 12.8-megapixel Eos 5D a ground-breaking model, offering the advantages of a large, 35mm Cmos sensor in a reasonably affordable body... read more at MacUserUK

Canon EOS 50D - Canon

Although Canon's 10-million pixel Eos 40D was a capable contender for the top slot in the semi-pro market, it quickly lost out to the superior and pricier Nikon D300. Now, though, using its considerable manufacturing muscle... read more at MacUserUK

Sony Alpha DSLR-A900 - Sony

Sony had promised to deliver a full-frame camera at the launch of its first APS-C DSLR, and prototypes had been on public display long before the A900 was formally introduced. While we believed the sensor would most likely be a 24.6 million-pixel Cmos unit... read more at MacUserUK

Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 - Panasonic

Panasonic's Lumix G1 may look like a DSLR, and even has the same-size sensor as the 4/3 standard L1 and perfectly capable L10, but it's a little bigger than many upmarket compacts... read more at MacUserUK

Lensbaby Composer - Lensbaby

The Composer attaches to a camera just like any other lens. But forget about using it if you’re an auto-only photographer; this is a manual affair. Interchangeable, magnetic discs set the aperture size, and you may have to read your camera’s metering to manually set its shutter speed.... read more at MacLife

Nikon Coolpix P6000 - Nikon

With the introduction of the full-frame Nikon D3 DSLR, Nikon has been challenging arch-rival Canon at all levels. It has rolled out araft of dizzyingly expensive professional-level lenses, swiftly followed bythe class-leading D300, D700 and D90 DSLRs.... read more at MacUserUK

Nikon D90 - Nikon

The D90 is Nikon's replacement for the best-selling 10.2-megapixel D80, which was popular with imaging pros and enthusiasts alike. As well as the inevitable increase in resolution to 12.3 megapixels, the D90 boasts many features seen on Nikon's recent and more pricey semi-pro level D300... read more at MacUserUK

PowerShot G10 - Canon

With the introduction of the G10, Canon has remedied one of the few criticisms of itsexcellent G9, that it lacked a wide-angle zoom, by changing the lens zoom ratio to ahandier 28-140mm f/2.8-4.5 range. Like its predecessor, the lens on the G10 is optically image stabilised... read more at MacUserUK

Casio Exilim EX-Z250 - Casio

Casio may not be the first name that springs to mind when weighing up your next digital compact camera purchase, but it's well regarded by industry insiders for its cameras' user-friendly operation, sturdy build and image quality... read more at MacUserUK

Casio Exilim EX-Z300 - Casio

Casio may not be the first name that springs to mind when weighing up your next digital compact camera purchase, but it's well regarded by industry insiders for its cameras' user-friendly operation, sturdy build and image quality... read more at MacUserUK

PowerShot SD880 IS - Canon

Canon’s PowerShot SD880 IS is a compact point and shoot digital camera. Part of Canon’s Digital Elph family, the camera shoots 10-megapixel photos, has 4x optical zoom, and supports ISO settings up to 3,200... read more at Macworld

Pentax Optio A40 - Pentax

Pentax’s Optio A40 is a 12-megapixel compact point and shoot digital camera. It offers digital and optical shake reduction, as well as high ISO settings and a 3x optical zoom. It’s also capable of recording videos.... read more at Macworld

Canon EOS Rebel XSi - Canon

The original Canon EOS Digital Rebel () was the first digital SLR (DSLR) to break the $1,000 price barrier. Since then, Canon has released other Rebel models with smaller bodies and larger feature lists, with the latest being the EOS Rebel XSi.... read more at Macworld

Canon EOS Rebel XSi - Canon

The original Canon EOS Digital Rebel () was the first digital SLR (DSLR) to break the $1,000 price barrier. Since then, Canon has released other Rebel models with smaller bodies and larger feature lists, with the latest being the EOS Rebel XSi.... read more at Macworld

Sony DSLR-A700 - Sony

Consumer trends toward digital SLR cameras have made what were once professional tools part of the mainstream. Sony’s top-of-the-line camera from its Alpha series, the DSLR-A700, offers features not found on entry-level DSLRs.... read more at MacLife

Pentax K20D - Pentax

If there's one brand that seems to instinctively cater for both the enthusiast and student it's Pentax, so it comes as little surprise to see the company upgrade its popular top-of-the-range 10-megapixel K10D. Although the headline feature is the 14.6-megapixel Cmos sensor, in almost every other area the K20D can be viewed as a subtle advance on its predecessor.... read more at MacUserUK

Panasonic HDC-SD100 - Panasonic

Panasonic's SD100 is one of two new products to have been given not one but three MOS imaging sensors in place of the traditional three CCD pickups. Like its hybrid 60GB HDD/SDHC sibling, the HDC-HS100, Panasonic's new model generates full high-definition movies and digital stills with a 3MOS system.... read more at MacUserUK

Alpha DSLR-A200 - Sony

Featuring a larger 2.7in LCD, higher maximum sensor sensitivity, and new body design and layout, the entry-level Alpha-DSLR A200 is the direct replacement to Sony's first DSLR, the 10.2-megapixel A100. Despite the similar specification on paper, from the bottom up the A200 is a complete redesign.... read more at MacUserUK

Easyshare Z1085 IS - Kodak

Like many of its features, photos taken with the 10-megapixel Kodak Z1085 IS look good initially but lose their luster on closer inspection. Most images are stippled with visual noise, and background details often jumble together. An optical image stabilizer keeps many handheld shots steady, and a manual mode even lets you set the aperture and shutter speed.... read more at MacLife

Casio EX-F1 - Casio

The EX-F1 is an unevenly performing camera that almost always seems to present a downside to counter each amazing high point. Its most unique feature is its ability to capture video at amazingly high framerates, all the way up to 1,200 frames per second.... read more at MacLife

Pure Digital Flip Video Mino - Pure Digital Technologies

Criticizing the Mino is easy on paper. The video quality isn’t any better than what your point-and-shoot digital camera can do. It doesn’t look (or feel) like a “real” camera. It doesn’t take standard batteries. But the truth is, none of those things matter once you actually use one.... read more at MacLife

DXG-110 - DXG

Take the DXG-110. Not only does it boast a hefty 10-megapixel sensor, it costs just $170, a price that can’t be ignored. It even looks and feels like a solid camera. The seduction ends, however, when you start taking pictures. You end up with results you can’t show to anyone—our images were marred with overblown highlights, a noticeable lack of sharpness, colors that were missing punch and saturation, and more noise than a monster truck rally.... read more at MacLife

Olympus E-3 - Olympus

The 10-megapixel Olympus E-3 is the long-awaited successor to the 5-megapixel pro-level E-1, the maker's first DSLR based on the FourThirds standard. Although the E-1 was praised for its tough build and superb ergonomics, the rather lacklustre auto-focus performance was a little disappointing... read more at MacUserUK

Lumix DMC-FZ18 - Panasonic

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18 is the update to the popular FZ8 super-zoom, featuring a wider and 18x optical Leica-branded zoom with image stabiliser and an 8.1-megapixel resolution sensor... read more at MacUserUK

Nikon D300 - Nikon

The D300 is the successor to D200 and features a new low-noise, 12.3-megapixel resolution Cmos sensor, with sensitivity up to an incredible ISO6400 and a bigger 3in VGA resolution colour monitor... read more at MacUserUK

VIO POV1 Sports Camera - Action Cameras

Action cameras are typically designed bullet-style to be as unobtrusive as possible - and enable footage to be recorded during activities where it would normally be impossible (snowboarding, mountain biking, shooting and rock climbing, for example)... read more at MacUserUK

Fujilfilm FinePix S8000fd - Fujifilm

Big zooms must mean big business to camera makers - just about everyone has at least one in their range. And Fuji, one of the largest manufacturers of digital compact cameras, has four different models. Its latest is the FinePix S8000fd which, as the current flagship, boasts an enviable specification... read more at MacUserUK

Sony Alpha 700 - Sony

Aimed at photography enthusiasts, the Alpha 700 is Sony's second DSLR since acquiring Konica Minolta's photo business. It features a 12.24-megapixel Cmos sensor with a maximum sensitivity of ISO6400 and a high-resolution 3in colour monitor... read more at MacUserUK

PowerShot G9 - Canon

Canon’s G series has converted many a serious film shutterbug to digital photography. Launched in 2000 with the PowerShot G1, the sturdy G line helped establish digital photography as something more than a novelty. But judging from the latest entry, the Canon PowerShot G9, the line may have outlived its usefulness... read more at Macworld