Cameras
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FT3 review
Rugged cameras have been around for years, but the new generation of steel-skinned snappers is stepping things up on the feature front – and the Panasonic FT3 is a perfect example. Not only can this compact camera take a bash...
Review: Nikon Coolpix P300
Nikon’s answer to the Canon Powershot S95 and Panasonic Lumix LX5, the Nikon P300 is a dinky wee camera packing some serious imaging tech. Aimed at the sort of clued-up shutter nutter that knows their aperture from their expo...
Fujifilm FinePix X100 review
The Fujifilm FinePix X100 looks like an old Leica rangefinder, has a lens that won’t zoom no matter how much you fiddle with it, houses an SLR-quality sensor and boasts a unique hybrid viewfinder. The design is beautifull...
Exclusive: Olympus XZ-1 review
When it comes to compact cameras, most are pretty hopeless at low-light shooting. Not so the Olympus XZ-1, according to its makers. It packs a bright F1.8 Zuiko lens, dual image stabiliser and an ultra-sensitive CCD sensor. Tha...
Review: Canon PowerShot G12
No unfamiliar to Canon G-series lovers, the PowerShot G12 looks almost identical to its older sibling, the G11, with the exception of a new front-mounted jog dial. Aside from the non-pop-up flash, it could also easily be mistak...
Fujifilm FinePix Real 3D W3 Review
Fujifilm’s 3D W1 was the first proper 3D camera to hit store shelves, and the W3 is its 3D HD-video-shooting successor. Obviously the big news is that where the W1 could only manage 3D VGA video, the W3 boasts 720p 3D and...
