PMA 2007 show report
PMA newsflash 
Gadget Lab's cyclopean camera
This camera wants to see better and more with its third eye.
Olympus shows off next-gen top-end SLR
Olympus began showing off its next-generation top-end SLR Thursday, a successor to the E-1.
A different approach to GPS-enabled cameras
Here's another way of telling where your pictures were taken.
Sigma's compact DP1 gets some exposure
Japanese camera and lens maker Sigma began showing off its DP1 digital camera, a compact model using the unusual Foveon image sensor.
Is your name, beta? New Sony Alpha dSLRs surface
The culmination of Sony's design savvy and Konica Minolta's technical expertise may soon have a new heir.
Call a Sherpa: Sigma's 200-500mm lens
To say this lens is a biggie would be a gross understatement.
Sony camera cuts the cord
Sony unwires a digicam for the first time, opening up interesting possibilities with its built-in Wi-Fi. PMA '07 show highlights We've broken down the product announcements into the various brands and will be updating the list as we get hold of more information. Do check back with us regularly.
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Ricoh Caplio R6: Capturing more
See more with the diminutive R6's 7.1x wide-angle lens.
Kodak sweeps the deck with new EasyShare cameras
With a sensitivity setting of up to ISO 8000, some of these guys are brilliant to say the least.
Olympus, Nikon shoot for lower-end SLRs
Digital SLR maker Olympus announced two new lower-end single-lens reflex cameras Monday, while competitor Nikon upgraded its entry-level model with a higher-resolution sensor.
D40X: Aging the D40
The D40X is a doppelganger for its earlier sibling with the exception of a 10.2-megapixel CCD sensor.
Olympus rolls out new E-series dSLRs and a µ
It seems almost everyone is not waiting for PMA to make its product announcements. Suits us.
Sony Cyber-shots go HD at PMA
Sony's new Cyber-shots have gone high-def at this year's PMA. Here's what the company has to offer at the annual photo imaging show.
New portable Sony printer debuts with 3.6-inch screen
Two dye-sub inkboxes join the new Sony Cyber-shots at PMA. One of them has a large 3.6-inch screen.
New Olympus dSLR(s) on March 5?
It's another one of those teaser campaigns that keeps you hanging you in mid-air and guessing. At least you don't have to wait too long for this one.
Canon coughs up new EOS, IXUSes and PowerShots
Web rumors previously point to an EOS 40D slated for a PMA launch, but Canon today proved gossips wrong with an update to the 1-series professional dSLR, all while throwing in a couple of new IXUS and PowerShot cameras.
New Canon Pixmas announced in line with PMA
While all eyes are on the latest and hottest digital cameras announced at PMA, Canon also recently unveiled three new Pixmas for the printing crowd.
Fujifilm's pre-PMA FinePix trio
The photo imaging show is still two weeks away but Fujifilm has descended on the market with two entry-level snapshooters and a midrange prosumer. Canon crushes rumors of EOS 40D with EOS 1D Mark III
Ok, so there's no EOS 40D. Instead, Canon today announced the professional series 10.1-megapixel EOS 1D Mark III, a new EF 16-35mm F2.8L II USM lens and the Speedlite 580EX II external flash. Pentax's new ultracompacts for PMA
A 10-megapixel Optio A30, a waterproof Optio W30 and a pair of D.A. Star series glasses have joined Pentax's pre-PMA lineup. Sony's guts spilled before official February 27 release
It's getting increasingly tough (or should we say impossible) to keep things under wraps and nearly all products go through their obligatory rumor mill phase in the entire life cycle. One anonymous tipster has taken things a little further with catalog snaps of the upcoming Sony Cyber-shots. Panasonic's field day with new Lumixes
Apart from its optical image stabilizer and Leica glasses, which are about all that's similar, Panasonic is introducing a plethora of new Lumix shooters in time for Spring shoppers and ahead of the PMA (the annual photo imaging event) crowd in March. Casio goes on megapixel high, skims on size
Unlike Samsung which usually employs an "overwhelm or biggest-fastest-tiniest" strategy, Casio is its usual gentle self when announcing new cameras--this time with the 10.1-megapixel Z1050 and the 7.2-megapixel Z75. Samsung goes into overdrive with i7, L74 Wide and NV11
Samsung's top echelons must have been working their engineers really hard. Camera dust from CES has barely settled and the Korean chaebol is already announcing three more new shooters to flood the market. Flashback 
PMA '06 in a nutshell
Imagine hundreds of new cameras. Ok we're kidding, but the Photo Marketing show has seen over 30 new shooters even before the doors are opened. |
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