Casio Exilim EX-G1
There has been an explosion of outdoor-ready, all-terrain cameras this year, but if we were to gauge the playing field on looks alone Casio's definitely got the keys to the Lamborghini in a parking lot full of Yugos. The EX-G1 looks like a remnant of Optimus Prime's body left on the battlefield with its robotic looks and hard angles. As for performance the camera is a 12.1 megapixel shooter wrapped in a body that's under an inch thin and is shock-proof, dust-proof, weather-proof to -14F, and water-proof up to 10 feet. Link: $300
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Ricoh GXR
Just when you thought the trend was moving toward compact SLR-grade cameras with interchangeable lenses, Ricoh surprises everyone and takes the idea one step further. Their GXR camera uses a unique system of interchangeable lens blocks which integrates the lens, sensor, and image processing chip. Removing the sensor from the body gives you limitless possibilities while also future-proofing your setup as newer lens/sensor technologies are released. The camera will be launching with two lens/sensor options: The first being a 50mm (APS-C) F2.5, 12.3 Megapixel Macro and the second is a 24-72mm F2.5-4.4 10 Megapixel wide-angle zoom. Link
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Olympus PEN E-P2
Olympus's PEN E-P2 takes on some of the criticisms of the original E-P1 with the addition of an included Electronic Viewfinder , Manual Video Settings, External Audio Port, and subject tracking Auto Focus. The camera also carries over the same 12.3MP sensor as the E-P1, Micro Four Thirds interchangeable lens system, and the same compact body. Link: $1,100
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Canon EOS 1D Mark IV
The back and forth between rivals Canon and Nikon continues with Canon's latest challenger, the EOS 1D Mark IV. The professional-spec camera touts a 16.1 megapixel APS-H sensor, ISO sensitivity from 10-12,800 (102,400 in H3 mode), 10 fps continuous shooting, 45-point auto-focus, and HD video capability in 1080p/25,30fps or 720p/50,60fps. Link: $5000
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Flip MinoHD 2nd Generation
Flip's 2nd generation MinoHD goes premium with a new brushed metal finish, 8 gigs of storage for up to 120 minutes of footage, and a larger 2'' anti-glare screen. It also features an HDMI port for viewing of your video on your HDTV. Link: $230
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Nikon D3s
Nikon's flagship D3 line finally gets a video capable model with the new D3s. The full-frame shooter features a new and improved 12.1 Megapixel sensor, ISO sensitivity from 200 to astonishing 102,400 for low-light performance that's unheard of, improved pixel quality, and of course, the 720p, 24fps d-Movie mode. Link: $5,200
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Diana F+ SLR Adaptors
This is quite possibly the coolest SLR accessory we've come across this year. The Diana F+ SLR Adaptor lets you take your 35mm Canon EOS or any Nikon SLR and make it compatible with any Diana F+ lens to give you unique effects previously only available on the Diana Analog cameras. Link: $12-$60
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Hasselblad H4D
From the "If you've got more money than you know what to do with" department, comes the Hasselblad H4D Camera. The iconic medium format camera boasts a mind-numbing 60 Megapixels and the breakthrough True Focus technology that uses highly-complex techniques and algorithms to aid in focusing on off-center objects. Link: $42,000
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Pentax K-x Red
In a market comprised mostly of black DSLR cameras, Pentax's limited edition red K-x is absolutely striking. The camera sports a 12.4 megapixel sensor, 2.7'' LCD, 720p HD video capture at 24fps, built-in HDR, continuous shooting up to 4.7 fps, 1/6000 shutter speeds, and an 11 point AF. Link: $650-$850
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Leica M9
Leica's flagship rangefinder is getting a major update today with the unveiling of the M9 digital rangefinder. The new M9 has a beastly 18 megapixel 24 x 36 full frame sensor, 2.5'' LCD, ISO sensitivity from 25-2500, magnesium body, and as with all M-series cameras you get a choice of Leica's incredible suite of lenses. Link: $7,000
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