Just Posted: Nikon D5000 in-depth review

Just Posted: Our in-depth review of the Nikon D5000. Nikon has been on something of a roll with its recent DSLRs and, with the D5000, we see much of the technology from the D300 trickle down to the entry-level for the first time. In addition to that 12 megapixel CMOS sensor, the D5000 gains a tilt/swivel LCD monitor to help make the most of its 720p HD movie capabilities. Is this enough to fend off the very competent cameras it will be up against? Find out in our full review.

Tamron 10-24mm for Sony and Pentax coming soon

Tamron has announced that the availability of Sony and Pentax versions its 10-24mm wide-angle zoom APS-C cameras. The lens, which received a Recommended rating when tested in its Nikon mount guise, will be available in Japan from June 12th, the company says, with sales then expanding to other markets.

Canon G10 or Panasonic LX3?

I’m sure if you have me in your FB, MSN or keep track of my Plurkies, you should know that I’m now thinking whether to get a G10 or LX3. Okay, the fact is.. I had already read enough reviews in the internet, and compared these two cameras side-by-side for N times. Yet I have not really made up my mind which to get. Quite a number of friends voted for G10, and only very very few.. okay lah.. just one, Intan picked LX3.. because she has one herself. And since I’m home (in Seria) with 24/7 i

Couple of Mistakes To Avoid When Purchasing A Digital Camera

by Peter Fox People make mistakes and most digital camera buying is a real testament to that argument. Majority of individuals thinks just because they know something about megapixels and zooming things then they don’t have to worry about some other digital camera characteristics. Because of that reason before you select the digital camera you have on your mind here you are four common mistakes that people make very often when buying cameras and you should really avoid those. You shouldn’t b

Canon XL2 3-CCD MiniDV Camcorder (Body Only)

Canon XL2 3-CCD MiniDV Camcorder (Body Only) Let me just say straight up that this would be a five star camera if the price was $1,000 less. I do not claim to be an expert on high quality digital camcorders. I’ve just dome some reasearch and thought some whould be interested in my opinion. This is the best picture quality semi-pro (between $6000 and $1500) camcorder availiable. Many think that this also will be the last of the semi-pro cameras to come out before the whole format switches to

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