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Casio's New Slow-Motion Camera (PC Magazine)_

PC Magazine - Casio's new camera shoots in high-speed to create slow motion video; it also captures 30 9-megapixel images in one second.

Slots That Support SDXC Flash Storage Reaching Devices (PC World)_

PC World - Slots that support faster SDXC flash storage cards are reaching consumer electronics devices, which could boost the performance of devices like camcorders and digital cameras, multiple companies said on Tuesday.

New Compact Cameras Have 15x Optical Zoom_

The HZ35W and HZ30W include a 24mm ultra-wide-angle lens, 15x optical zoom, and HD video. In addition, the HZ35W offers GPS technology.read more

New Scott Kelby Photography Guide_

"Photo Recipes Live" demystifies lighting techniques by recreating them in front of your eyes.read more

Olympus Launches New Stylus and Stylus Tough Series Cameras_

Olympus has unveiled four new point-and-shoot cameras featuring High Definition (HD) video recording, up to 14 Megapixels of still image quality, and In-Camera Magic Filters for incredible creativity.read more

Kodak says Apple, RIM infringe camera phone patents (Reuters)_

Reuters - Eastman Kodak Co has taken legal action claiming Apple Inc's iPhone and Research in Motion Ltd's BlackBerry camera phones infringe the photography company's patents.

Kodak settles camera patent dispute with Samsung (Reuters)_

Reuters - Eastman Kodak Co and Samsung Electronics Co Ltd will license one another's digital camera technology, settling a lingering dispute between the two companies, Kodak said on Monday.

Free For All: The Valentine’s Day Edition_

Love is in the air, and soon it will be on your monitor. Just download these free love-themed fonts, photos, Photoshop brushes, and color palettes and patterns.read more

New Steadicam Makes iPhone Video Rock-Solid_

Tiffen's Steadicam Smoothee is an image stabilizer that will work with the Apple iPhone 3Gs. read more

Two Compact Cameras Shoot High-Speed Stills, Slo-Mo Video_

Casio's EX-FH25 can shoot stills as fast as 40 frames per second and video up to 1,000fps. The EX-FH150 can shoot stills at 30fps and video at 1,000fps. Originally introduced in Japan, the cameras are now available in the United States.read more

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