What's Hot and What's Not in Digital Cameras
Better, Stronger, Faster
The Canon 50D is now a reality, announced as a follow up to the very popular 40D professional digital SLR.
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720p High-Definition Video Mode
The Nikon D90 is the world's first digital SLR to feature a movie mode, and it's capable of shooting high-definition clips that make use of a variety of versatile Nikon lenses.
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Outfitted With 14.3 Megapixels
The Panasonic Lumix FX150 is a sleek ultracompact that gives users plenty of control over their photographs.
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A Truly Excellent Extended Zoom Camera
Combining the advanced features of a digital SLR with the convenience of a point and shoot, the Olympus SP-570UZ comes with a 20x zoom lens - the longest in its class, 10 megapixel resolution, and dual image stabilization.
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Canon's All-New Digital Rebel SLR
The new Digital Rebel XS (EOS 1000D) is Canon's response to the entry-level DSLR competition.
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A Terrible, Awful, Waste of Money and Time
The Kodak EasyShare M853 is part of the new 'M' series of advanced point-and-shoot cameras that Kodak hopes will help save them from the disaster of their 2006 'C' series offerings; guess what: these cameras are bad too.
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Part Camera, Part Photo Album
The Sony T700 is a thin, ultracompact camera that also serves as a digital photo album.
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Rugged and Durable
Though the Olympus 1030 uses a standard 3.6x optical zoom with face detection, its real hallmark is its ruggedness: you can smash it, drop it, freeze it, and sink it without worrying (though you may not want to do all that at the same time).
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