How does the 60D compare to the 50D and T2i. Is it a stripped down version of the 7D or a T2i on steroids. Is the plastic body capable of hammering in nails? Decide for yourself...

A hands-on preview of the new EOS 60D including still and video images shot with the new camera

Well actutually 2 new lenses (8-15 fisheye zoom and 70-300L), plus upgrades of the 300/2.8L, 400/2.8L, 1.4x TC and 2x TC

Two new interchangable lens digital cameras from Sony. APS-C sized sensors and an electronic viewfinder, Their novel feature is a fixed pellicle mirror enabling continuous AF while shooting video (and still photography at 10fps)

Though probably "not ready for prime time" and unlikely to be seen in an actual camera anytime soon, Canon have announced that they have made a 120MP APS-H sized sensor with HD video capability. Three years ago they made a 50MP sensor, though the 1D MkIV still "only" has 16MP

Though there's no word on price or availability, Canon have announced that they will be displaying prototypes of a new 500/4L IS and 600/4L IS lens at the Photokina show in Germany in September

The new Nikon D3100 is an entry levelk DSLR with a 14MP sensor and 1080p HD video. $700 including an 18-55 kit lens.

Two new "all in one" PIXMA photo printers include scanner and copier as well as photo printer

Three new powershots from Canon. The most interesting is the new "high end" S95, based on the S90 but now with video

Specifically intended for studio use, this version of the 7D has lockable settings (to prevent operator errors) and can inteface with a barcode reader to keep track of information when used for things like senior portraits

An example of why I recommend Amazon

With external 1TB drives in the $80 region, there's no reason not to use multiple hard drives for image and system backup

A reuters news report quoting Canon execs suggests that Canon are working on a new, smaller, DSLR

Hands on review of the Canon 15-85/3.5-5.6 IS USM. Verdict? It's better than the lens it replaces, the EF-S 17-85/4-5.6 IS USM

Hands-on review of the optically stabilized version of the Sigma ultrazoom. How well does it perform?

Full hands-on review of the new Canon EOS Digital Rebel T2i (EOS 550D). The best Digital Rebel to date and a very capable camera

Full review of Canon's fastest (and most expensive) 50mm lens.

Nikon have savings of up to $400 per lens when select lenses are purchased at the same time as a DSLR

A database containing information on all Canon's EOS lenses 1987-2010, both current and discontinued

Tamron's fast wide-to-normal zoom for crop sensor DSLRs. Optically stabilized using Tamron's Virbartion Control (VC) system it can be handheld at shutter speeds around 4 stops slower than a similar non-stabilized lens. Read the full review...