New 18-megapixel DSLR shoots high-def movies and includes high-end features on the step-up Canon EOS 7D.

The Canon EOS 7D will be able to shoot bursts at 8fps for more than 15 seconds, recording a total of 126 Large-size JPEG files. For shooters who want more flexibility in their image files, the Canon 7D features a dedicated RAW / JPEG button to add RAW ...

Panasonic shrinks down their G-series but keeps HD video recording in the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1.

the new GF1 can adapt to use full-sized Four Thirds lenses, or it can use much smaller lenses designed for the compact format. Like the Panasonic GH1, which was really just an upgrade to the original G1 camera, the Panasonic GF1 can also shoot high ...

Is the rumored Micro Four Thirds Panasonic Lumix GF1 gearing up to snipe out the Olympus E-P1? Read about the latest buzz surrounding Panasonic's covert creation.

, pumping up the jam with interchangeable lenses and a Rear Dial for more advanced interface navigation

The Nikon D300s adds 720p video and dual-memory recording to last year's D300. See what else is new in our full scoop.

video performance, so we can expect the same with the new Nikon D300s. We get three resolutions to choose from: 1,280 x 720/24 fps, 640 x 424/24 fps, 320 x 216/24 fps, and videos will be recorded in the Motion JPEG AVI format. We'll be able to ...

With a Guide Mode, megapixel boost and enlarged LCD, the entry-level Nikon D3000 is even more attractive to the novice photography pool.

We're not sure what to expect from the revamped interface and Guide Mode, but we can surmise that the Nikon D3000 will basically conduct a Photography 101 class from within the confines of the built-in three-inch LCD. Subjects like balancing shutter ...

It's a veritable treasure chest for the advanced photographer, in addition to a high ISO champ. Read our comprehensive Nikon D700 review here, complete with several image samples.

Excellent high ISO performance. Extensive interface and features. Rugged, durable body. Compatible with many accessories and all FX and DX lenses

DX lenses bring on the crop factor. Zooming in Playback gets pixilated. Viewfinder coverage is only 95

In that respect, we advise you to take heed regarding the Nikon D700's portability factor. This is not your typical medium-weight DSLR. We're dealing with a 35mm full-frame monster that weighed close to six pounds with the included AF-S Nikkor 14-24mm ...

Fujifilm EXR technology meets the Super Zoom world. Read about the new 12-megapixel Fujifilm Finepix S200 EXR here.

are a trifle batty if you ask us. But then again, who knows? We'll be the first to tell if there is even a shred of validity to these claims, but for now we'll get back to the new Fujifilm Finepix S200 EXR

Exceptional 1080p video and professional Full-frame still images together at last? Read the full Canon Eos 5D Mark II review here complete with extensive image and video samples.

Excellent still image and video quality. Solid design and great interface. Accommodates Canon's best glass, in addition to a variety of other accessories

Records to CF cards, which are slowly becoming extinct. Not terribly feature-rich. 21-megapixel RAW images eat memory like it's their Birthday

. Canon shipped us an Ultrasonic EF 24-105mm f/4.0L lens with a 77mm filter diameter, which is compatible with a number of filters. The EF lens was tough as nails and easy to operate, thanks to the large rubberized focus and zoom rings, and it even ...

The Nikon D3000 could be Nikon's next entry-level DSLR to be announced soon. The Nikon D300s could also be in the pipeline.

wowed us with a stellar image performance, great manual controls and shipped in two different lens packages for a reasonable price tag. We can only imagine the Nikon D3000 will produce similar results, though on a scaled-down budget level platform. ...

The wait is finally over for our comprehensive Pentax K-7 review, complete with RAW image and HD video samples. Can Pentax's new commander-in-chief lead the pack with valor? Read on to find out.

Great overall RAW image quality. Packed to the brim with features. Excellent lens compatibility. Cushy handling and advanced interface made shooting a delight

Inconsistent HD video quality. Menu graphics could use a little sprucing up. Certain features like HDR mode require more effort than expected

hybrid, offering comfort with the chiseled right hand grip and ultimate traction with the textured rubberized paneling. In fact, Pentax festooned the K-7 with rubberized panels in more than one location, including the left grip side and rear thumb ...