The DMC-FZ7 is Panasonic’s most “anti-blur” camera ever, addressing the two major causes of blurred images: hand movement and subject movement. It incorporates Panasonic’s acclaimed MEGA Optical Image Stabilization technology, which uses a gyrosensor to detect and compensate for hand movement by shifting internal lens elements. It is a true optical system; the image is [...]

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The Casio EX-Z60 is Casio’s entry level point-and-snap camera in the 6 megapixel category and is fairly typical of its class. It uses a 2.5-inch diagonal display screen, a familiar back panel control array and 3x optical zoom lens with 4x digital zoom. Casio has added less common functions like an anti-shake DSP processor, an [...]

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Nikon has said it plans for firmware updates in the near future to the D2X, the D2Hs and the D200 digital SLRs. The D2X and D2Hs firmware includes functions and options that we have seen on the recently announced D2Xs. The D200 firmware update also adds support for the optional Wireless Transmitter WT-3. [...]

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