Sure, you can buy a digital camera for around $100 off the shelf, but wouldn't it be more fun to build one for the same money? You can with Raspberry Pi.
If you're looking for a full-size camcorder with the rugged nature of a POV cam, but offers more shooting capabilities, JVC has two new all-weather Everios.
Canon introduced several new printers last week at CES, including two affordable wide-format models. In addition, a compact photo printer and laser printer.
Nikon announced development of its upcoming D4S flagship DSLR is underway. Nikon says the D4S will have better autofocusing and a faster image processor.
Fujifilm if focusing on those areas where smartphones can’t compete – rugged, weatherproof models and mega-zooms, like the new FinePix S1 and XP70.
Canon's CES 2014 announcements were relatively tepid, but we did see new versions of its Vixia Mini and PowerShot N series of active- and fun-oriented cams.
Camera makers may not be making as big of a noise as they have in past CES, but here's a look at why CES may not be as big of a deal for cameras in 2014.
The Olympus Stylus 1 is a high-end bridge camera with a 10x zoom and a strong f/2.8 lens, plus fast performance. But it’s also an expensive camera that may turn away some step-up users.
Samsung's NX30 is a evolutionary model from the NX20. While imaging specs remain the same, the NX30 has hybrid autofocusing and other feature improvements.
An ad created for Sony China shows skydivers changing the lens on a Alpha A7R while in midair. The 4K, slow-motion footage required nine jumps to capture.
A Credit Suisse analyst claimes mid-tier camera makers Panasonic, Olympus, and Fujifilm won't survive due to big losses and stagnant growth in mirrorless.