| What's new |  | Panasonic HDC-SD60 and friends
Panasonic's quartet of entry-level HD camcorders--the HDC-HS60, TM60, TM55, and SD60--deliver a nice manual feature set and good performance, as well as solid video quality for their class. As long as you don't pay list price, the SD60 is a great value, and if possible, avoid paying the unnecessary price premium for the hard drive in the HS60. Read more
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| | | Cameras I'd like to see before 2011
Josh has put together a wish list of features and models he'd like to see more of (or available at all) in the coming months. Read more
| | | Small and speedy snapshot cameras
There's only a handful, and Sony's Cyber-shot DSC-TX7 just joined the elite few. Read more
| | | Compact megazoom cameras
The average compact point-and-shoot camera has a 3x or 4x zoom lens in it. Anyone who's ever tried with one of these cameras to get in closer to a player on the field at a sporting event or snap off a shot of a bird without scaring it away knows that such a short range doesn't cut it. The obvious solution is to get something with a longer zoom, but that means a larger camera, too, that might no longer fit in your pocket. Or could it? Read more
| | | | Crave | | | Using a $400 Olympus E-330 digital camera, Rice University biomedical engineers and University of Texas cancer researchers report in PLoS ONE this week that they are able to distinguish between healthy and cancerous cells with only a little tweaking. Read more
| | | |  | CNET forum | | | Camera recommendations for low light and close-ups
Posted by Gwendalou
I currently have a Canon G3 which bit the dust this past weekend. Ironically I was thinking about getting a new camera for the last few weeks. So now it's sooner rather than later. I find myself shooting a lot in low light--indoors, social photos where the flash is necessary and I hate the red-eye look. Read more | | Most popular camcorders | | | | | |
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