| What's new |  | Sony Handycam HDR-CX150
Its small size and attractive price might draw you to the Sony Handycam HDR-CX150, but this bare-bones camcorder just barely delivers on the promise of HD quality. Read more
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| | | One body, two lenses for less than $800
Whether you're a complete newbie or simply a photographer starting out with a new SLR system, dual-lens kits are a cost-effective solution for getting the coverage you'll need for most of the shooting situations you'll encounter. Read more
| | | Compact digital cameras that get the big picture
All of these cameras provide at least the 35mm equivalent of 28mm lenses at their widest, and 28mm should suffice. Ultrawide-angle lenses can introduce disconcerting distortion; however, most of the cameras correct for it with their in-camera JPEG processing. Read more
| | | Ricoh expands GXR system with megazoom module
As promised when it announced the GXR system back in November 2009, Ricoh has introduced the P10 megazoom module to slide into the GXR camera back. The result will essentially be a compact 10x zoom camera with specs similar to popular point-and-shoot models from manufacturers like Sony, Panasonic, and Canon. Read more
| | | | Crave | | | Every year, compact camera manufacturers announce their latest models in January and February. Many of them are refreshes or replacements of models released in the third quarter of the previous years. That leaves a whole lot of inventory for retailers to get rid of, which translates into potentially big discounts on cameras that are less than a year old. Read more
| | | | | CNET forum | | | DSLR, new parents, learning curve
Posted by twofatfeet
My wife and I are expecting a baby in August, and my parents have offered to buy us a new camera as a gift. I currently have a Canon P&S digital, but it's getting old and we're ready for a jump into higher-quality photos. My question is about the learning curve DSLRs. How steep is it for someone who has never used SLR cameras before? I'm certainly willing to learn, but I don't want to get in over my head. Read more | | Most popular camcorders | | | | | |
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