Buying Guides & Articles:More Cameras and Camcorders

Before diving into specific models, consider some characteristics by brand, culled from our years of digital-camera tests. For example, Fujifilm offers image sensors... Read more

It won't cost you much more than an analog model, and you'll get better-quality recordings, usually longer recording times, plus more features and a wider choice of... Read more

Compacts are known as PowerShots. The moderately priced PowerShot A series is less likely than the S, SX, TX, and G lines to have features such as image stabilization... Read more

In a perfect world, all the photos we take would emerge from the camera perfectly formed, sharp as a tack, and ready for framing at the Louvre. Of course, reality is... Read more

First decide why you want a P&S, choose your "must-have" features, then do your research. Remember there is no such thing as the "one perfect camera"... Read more

Bill Detwiler, Shawn Morton, and I scoured the halls of the 2008 Consumer Electronics Show last week in Las Vegas. We looked for the hardware and software that could... Read more

I have been following Industrial Designer Branko Lukic, who is working to develop and license products that will be "treasured not because of their specifications, but... Read more

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The resulting images can be almost as good as those created using flash, but may require additional processing using software to enhance the saturation and brighten the... Read more