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Panasonic announces the LUMIX GH3

The LUMIX GH2 took a lot of people by surprise. With a simple hack, shooters were getting crisp 1080p video at 100Mbps. The LUMIX...

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Nikon D4 DSLR Review

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"Professional" is a wily word to define. In some cases, you might be hard pressed to tell the difference between the capabilities of a...

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Sony HDR-PJ760V Camcorder Review

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Sony's HDR-PJ760V is a powerful little camcorder with a built-in projector. When we first unboxed the camcorder we noticed it's a solid piece of...

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Take a Ride with Hammacher Schlemmer’s Roadtrip Video Recorder

Mike Wilhelm

By Teresa EchazabalIn the market for a fun new toy? Leave it to Hammacher Schlemmer to come up with a really cool one. It's...

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Panasonic HC-X900M Camcorder and 3D Conversion Lens Review

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Panasonic ups the image quality ante with its new HC-X900M: a camcorder that packs a ton of visual punch and is equally at home...

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Sony Bloggie Live Pocket Camera Review

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With the ever-growing multitude of small format recording devices on the market today, it becomes increasingly more difficult for companies to develop unique products...

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Nikon D800 DSLR Review

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From the dawn of time, humankind has had an insatiable appetite for more. The need to build taller skyscrapers, drive faster cars, and make...

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Sony Sends in New Alpha Cameras: the NEX-F3 and SLT-A37

Jackson Wong

Let us first take the SLT-A37, this Translucent Mirror Technology camera is another first-step available for those that are curious about DSLRs. Shooting will...

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The Fujifilm FinePix XP170 Gives You Freedom to Shoot

Jackson Wong

The FinePix XP170 is an up-to-date version of the FinePix XP20 that is really becoming an evolving process and this time it comes quick...

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CTIA 2012 Spotlight Award Winner: Nokia 808 PureView

Mike Wilhelm

When we heard about Nokia's 41MP camaera attached to their new 808 PureView phone, we were left scratching our heads. Turns out Nokia is...