Casio may not be the first name (or second or third) that comes to mind when you’re considering the purchase of a compact camera; however, if you’re in the market for a long-zoom compact (sometimes called a “travel” compact), then the Casio Exilim EX-FH100 should be a serious contender for... 
Your Digital Assistant. Think of an iPad as your digital assistant; it doesn’t talk back or needs to be fed. It’s so small and lightweight that it is an excellent traveling companion, since it is easier to pack and carry than a laptop. It also has adequate battery life (10 hours for the... 
Better Than the “Best Semi-Professional DSLR". When launched during 2007, the Nikon D300 was hailed as the “best semi-professional digital SLR.” The newer D300s maintains that reputation, although it wasn’t easy for Nikon to make changes to what was already considered the best. Active... 
Absent from the waterproof camera market since 2001, Nikon has “cannon-balled” into the deep end with the introduction of the CoolPix AW100 compact camera. Ten years after halting production of its Nikonos series, Nikon has apparently realized that there is a much bigger market of adventure... 
You’re Ready to Upgrade from a Nikon D70, D90 or Older Nikon Models. If you own an older Nikon model, such as the D70 or D90, then the D7000 is the obvious and best upgrade choice. Virtually everyone in the digital photography world agrees that the Nikon D7000 is the best DSLR that Nikon has... 
Although it may be statistically difficult to prove, it is likely that the universe of photographers who must have a camera with the Leica name on it is progressively becoming smaller. If you are one of them, then the Leica V-Lux 1 Camera may be an excellent choice, if its specs match your digital... 
Your digital photography experience, and the quality of the images you take, will be limited if you constantly shoot with your flash unit attached to your camera. Moving the flash to an off-camera position is a very simple technique to help you become a better photographer. Placing your flash unit... 
Nikon 10.5mm f/2.8G ED DX Fisheye AF Introduced during July 2003, this Nikon prime lens was the first fisheye solely for Nikon DX Format DSLR cameras and also the first with a full-frame, 180-degree image angle. Landscape and macro photographers will appreciate the Nikon lens’ lightweight,... 
Canon wanted nothing more than to assert its pre-eminence among all camera manufacturers when it introduced the EOS 5D Mark II DSLR camera; and the features presented in Part 1 of this PhotographyTalk.com article are proof of the company’s position as the first among many. What is even more... Looking for the best canvas prints? Check this out.
