Pentax 645D
If your typical Canon or Nikon DSLR isn't cutting it, you might be interested in taking that next step into medium format photography. Pentax just unveiled their 645D medium format shooter that uses a monstrous 40 megapixel Kodak sensor that'll help you shoot with more resolution than you'll know what to do with. The camera also features a ruggedized body with 70 seals to protect it against the elements. No word yet on whether it'll reach the hands of you budding Avedons here in the States for now it'll be exclusive to Japan. Link: $10,000
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-G2
Panasonic's flagship model in their Micro Four Thirds line gets an update in the Lumix G2. Most notably the camera gets a new touchscreen-enable 3'' inch LCD which lets you adjust the shutter and focus as well as navigate through photos and menus. It also gets an updated electronic viewfinder, and 720p HD video recording. Link
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Samsung TL500
Photo enthusiasts looking for a capable pocket cam to complement their SLR may want to forgo the usual Canons and Nikons for a new heavy duty shooter from Samsung. The 10 megapixel camera has a 3'' swiveling OLED screen, RAW support, and most impressively, a fast, low light-friendly wide angle 24mm f/1.8 lens. Link: $450
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Canon Rebel T2i
While the Rebel series is considered to be Canon's entry level series of SLR cameras, the spec list of their new T2i may very well be from one of their premium models. The camera features an 18 Megapixel CMOS sensor, 1080p video capture, and even an ISO range up to 12,800. Link: $800-$900
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Ricoh CX3
While not quite the cult-favorite like its GR-series brethren, the CX models have always made a great impression on us with their sharp images and integrated HDR modes. The new CX3 improves upon the last model with a back-illuminated 10 megapixel CMOS sensor and enhanced noise reduction technology sourced from their flagship GRD-III camera. Link: $400
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Olympus PEN E-PL1
Olympus's latest PEN camera targets the biggest complaint, price. At $600 (includes 14-42mm lens) the new Olympus PEN packs a 12 Megapixel sensor in a compact body and is part of the new Micro Four Thirds lens system that allows for interchangeable lenses. Link
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Olympus SP-800UZ
Olympus's new SP-800UZ is a zooming beast, the camera sports a 30X optical zoom lens which is equivalent to an mighty impressive 28-840mm focal length. Inside the camera packs a 14 megapixel sensor, 720p video capability, 3 inch display, HDMI out, and 2 gigabytes of onboard memory. Link: $350
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-TS2
Panasonic's latest adventure-ready pocket shooter is now water-proof up to 33 feet, freeze-proof down to 14° F, dust-proof, and shock-proof to 10 feet. The camera also features a faster auto-focus, 14 megapixel sensor, 2.7'' LCD, and compatibility with the new higher capacity SDXC cards. Link
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Pentax Optio I10
Pentax jumps on the retro bandwagon with a camera body inspired by old school Pentax SLR designs. The I10 features a 12.1 megapixel sensor, 720p 30 fps video recording, wide angle 5x optical zoom, and high-sensitivity anti-shake up to ISO 6400. Link: $300
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Ion Twin Video
Youtube videos are about to get a lot more annoying, ahem, interesting. Ion's Twin Video adds two cameras for shooting the action and one for capturing your reaction. The camera also features stereo mics and in camera video editing. Link
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