The Konica Minolta Maxxum 5D is geared toward a beginner that wishes to purchase an inexpensive digital SLR instead of emptying their pocket for other brands that have a larger price tag. It may be a bit cheaper than the big boys but still does not slight you on its features.

The Fujifilm FinePix S9000Z or as it is known in Europe and Asia the Fujifilm FinePix S9500 was created for the enthusiastic photographer. It connection the gap between fixed lens compacts and interchangeable lens SLRs. Some people even love this camera better than their favorite SLR.

The Casio Exilim Ex-s600 is the newest and most popular line of ultra slim card sized high-resolution digital cameras on the market today. Not only do you get 6 Megapixel photos but also this unique camera has the reduce camera shake ability while recording your superiority MPEG-4 movies. The Casio Exilim Ex-s600 gives you ease of use while you enjoy capturing your own movies. One of the best features of course is the ability to carry with you wherever you go. It is so slim it fits right in your pocket so you will always be ready to capture those embarrassing instants or precious moments that you so often miss.

Pentax and Konica Minolta cameras now have a new 10-20 mm lens available created and manufactured by Sigma, one of the world leaders in photographic technology. Sigma has done it again offering the high tech 10-20mm lens that people who own cameras manufactured by Konica Minolta and Pentax are really going to enjoy, as this lens has a lot of exclusive features. Sigma is an independent manufacturer of both zoom and fixed camera lenses and just happens to be one of the leading producers around the globe.

As the photography world advances, making smaller cameras that have more mega-pixels and a lower price tag is the normal evolution. The Panasonic DMC-TZ1 is no exception to this rule. It sports 5 mega pixels, a 10x optical zoom, the MEGA optical image stabilizer, and a plethora of functions—it also comes in white or black.

There are many ways to share your landscape photos with digital photography, but photo prints remain the most popular. Prints can be framed and hung up on the wall to show your photos off to friends and family. Creating the perfect print can become even more challenging if your monitor isn’t calibrated properly. You will have suddenly wasted your time, paper and ink on a print which doesn’t match what you see on your monitor. Read these quick tips for getting the best prints possible.

If you are looking for a great digital camera, look no further than the Nikon D200. Amateurs and professionals alike have been anxiously awaiting the release of this 10-megapixel SLR camera. For a good price, you will get what many people feel is a compact version of the professional D2X. While the D2X is a little more robust, there is very little that you cannot do with the Nikon D200. In fact, many of the D200’s features and techniques are based on the D2X’s architecture.

The Canon PowerShot A620 is a great digital camera, especially if you are just starting out. Reasonably priced, it has a 7.1 mega-pixel sensor and a 4x optical zoom. The Canon PowerShot A620 offers user menus that are both very easy to set up and navigate.

If you own a Pentax SLR digital camera, you will be pleased to know that the Pentax DA Fish-Eye 10-17 mm lens is now available. The new interchangeable lens will match the image recording area on any D series digital camera. The cost of the lens, for its quality level, is very respectable.

The SP-700 is the latest release in compact cameras for Olympus. One might expect a compact digital camera to have a microscopic LCD screen, but the SP-700 pleasantly surprises in this department—three full inches. As you will see by the backside picture, Olympus has squeezed the controls to one side to make room for the LCD. This digital camera has a good amount of potential.