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Last Updated (24 May’13): - Review & Sample Photos @ CNET Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX1 is a 24.0 Megapixels full-frame (24x36mm) CMOS sensor Digital Camera with 14-bit RAW and Carl Zeiss Sonnar T* 35mm F2 prime lens. It features Full HD 24p Video with Manual Controls, High Speed AF as Fast as 0.13 Seconds, Full Frame [...]

Last Updated (25 May’13): - Review by Shutterbug Canon PowerShot G12 is the successor of G11. It features High-sensitivity 10 MP CCD, 5x optical zoom (35mm equivalent: 28-140mm) with image stabilization, HS System, full manual control, ISO 80-3200, and 2.8 inch Vari-angle PureColor II VA (TFT). The camera measures (W x H x D) 4.41 [...]

If you’re in the market for a new digital camera, I suggest you to take a look at this new Fujifilm FinePix S8400W. This compact camera sports a 16.2MP 1/2.3″ BSI CMOS sensor, a 44x optical zoom lens, a 3.0-inch 460K-dot LCD monitor, an SD/SDHC/SDXC card slot, an HDMI port, WiFi and can capture 1080i Full HD video at 60fps. The Fujifilm FinePix S8400W retails for $349. [Product Page]

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The Phottix BG-5DIII battery grip is a budget-friendly alternative to Canon's BG-E11 battery grip for the EOS 5D Mark III, allowing you to double the battery life and enhance handling when shooting vertical format images. Can it do the same job for less cash, or should you save up for the Canon-branded accessory? Find out in our review.

The pixel-peeping moment has arrived for the Ricoh GR with the APS-C sensor, the 2013 model. Dxomark published their lab test results on the camera. They have their introduction followed by image quality discussion, followed by the comparison to other cameras and their spartan conclusions. For more opinions on the Ricoh GR (APS-C), check its currently spartan list of completed reviews. As of the time of writing, the Ricoh GR (APS-C) remains in pre-order state for $800 at Amazon and Adorama and B&H Photo. Ricoh GR (APS-C) compared to other Digital Primes + GR vs Nikon A vs Fuji X100 - vs other APS-C primes + GR vs Fuji X100s (not measured yet) + GR vs Sigma DP-series (not measured; Foveon sensor) + GR vs Leica X-series (not measured) + GR vs Ricoh GXR sensor+lens primes (not measured) + GR vs Sony RX1 - vs the full framer (look at the ISO score delta!) Ricoh GR (APS-C) vs Rangefinders + GR vs Leica M Type 240 vs M-E Type 220: vs latest M-series + GR vs Leica M9p: GR outscores it in every category + GR vs Leica M Monochrome (not measured yet) Comparisons to APS-C Mirrorless Cameras + GR vs Canon EOS-M vs Pentax K-01: vs compact-DSLRy-mirrorless + GR vs Fuji X-E1 vs X-Pro1 (not measured yet) + GR vs Sony NEX-7 vs NEX-6: vs NExXxies + GR vs Samsung NX20 vs NX200 - vs former frenemy + GR vs Samsung latest NX models (not measured yet) Comparisons to APS-C DSLR Cameras + GR vs Pentax K-5 IIs vs II - vs latest K-mount DSLRs + GR vs Sony A77 vs A65: vs SLT APS-C pellicle leaders + GR vs Nikon D7100 vs D7000 + GR vs Nikon D90 vs D5200 + GR vs Canon 7D vs 60D: vs aging Canon APS-C leadership + GR vs Canon T5i/700D vs T4i/650D: vs D-Rebel leadership + GR vs Canon SL1 aka 100D (not measured yet) Comparisons to select Fixed Lens Cameras + GR vs Canon G1x vs Sony RX100: vs fixed-lens zoom cameras + we better stop before this post jumps an ocean full of sharks ;-) Having seen and read all that, as always, keep in mind, Dxomark is a specific set of tests. Unless all your photography is shooting test charts in a controlled environment, there are many other factors to consider when evaluating a camera or camera system. For the latest camera specials and in-stock alerts, check the Cameras Deals blog. Republication of this RSS feed on any website or blog or app is prohibited and violates the terms of use of this RSS feed. This text comes from the RSS feed of 1001noisycameras.com. This full-text RSS feed is provided as a service to our loyal readers for their personal use. Republication fees start at $1000 per month and will be billed to violating websites.

The Nikon Coolpix P330 came out without a lot of fanfare, a modest compact with RAW camera, not even the line-up leader among Nikon Coolpix 1/1.x" cameras (P7700, P7100, etc). But it is now getting its fifteen minutes of fame after Dxomark published their test results. Dxomark analyzes their findings and discusses its numbers relatively to cameras with larger sensors, including Nikon's own "Angry Inch" system and the Fuji X-F1. The Coolpix P330 currently ranks #162 at the Dxomark Sensor Rankings, ahead of some older M43rds cameras from both Panasonic and Olympus, ahead of some of Nikon's 1-System cameras, ahead of Nikon's Coolpix P7700 (current line-up leader of their 1/1.x" cameras), the Fuji X10 and more. Having said all that, as always, keep in mind, Dxomark is a specific set of tests. Unless all your photography is shooting test charts in a controlled environment, there are many other factors to consider when evaluating a camera or camera system. For the latest camera specials and in-stock alerts, check the Cameras Deals blog. Republication of this RSS feed on any website or blog or app is prohibited and violates the terms of use of this RSS feed. This text comes from the RSS feed of 1001noisycameras.com. This full-text RSS feed is provided as a service to our loyal readers for their personal use. Republication fees start at $1000 per month and will be billed to violating websites.

Here are some top landscape photos taken with an Olympus camera.

Running events are the perfect opportunity for you to capture some close-up, photographic action.