Video & Digital Photography

Magazine articles on digital cameras, camcorders, and other video equipment.

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PC Magazine January 23, 2007 Terry Sullivan	Olympus SP-510 UZ The latest superzoom from Olympus provides welcome guidance in the field but needs buttressing in terms of quality and performance.
PC Magazine January 17, 2007 Terry Sullivan	Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H5 It's a nicely designed camera, but falls short in some key quality and performance areas.
Macworld February 16, 2007 Jeffy K. Milstead	G-RAID mini 200GB hard drive If you're a video or audio editor seeking desktop performance in a portable package, the G-RAID mini is the drive to beat when it comes to speed.
T.H.E. Journal February 2007	P100 by Elmo Elmo is shipping the P100, a new high-end document camera.
PC Magazine January 4, 2007 Terry Sullivan	Cool New Superzoom Cameras A digital superzoom can be the ideal all-purpose camera for avid photographers. Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ50 & FZ7... Canon PowerShot S3 IS... Kodak EasyShare V610...
PC World February 5, 2007 Alan Stafford	Tech Trend: MiniDV--End of the Line? The format responsible for the dawning of the digital video age may be on its last legs. The popularity of MiniDV camcorders has been plummeting, with DVD-based models taking hold.
Home Theater February 5, 2007 Darryl Wilkinson	High-Quality HD Video Made at Home Canon's new HV20 HD Camcorder includes enough features and performance that it's a significant bargain for the money.
PC World January 30, 2007 Melissa J. Perenson	View and Back Up Photos While on the Go The Digital Foci Picture Porter Elite and the Epson P-5000 are the latest in mobile photo viewers.
PC World January 17, 2007 Ben Long	Nikon D40 This well-crafted digital SLR offers high-end features and very good image quality at a low-end price.
PC Magazine December 11, 2006 Terry Sullivan	Kodak EasyShare C875 Though a bit on the pricey side, this competent point-and-shoot takes a sophisticated approach to auto and scene modes without becoming complex and confusing.
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