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The Samsung NX10 takes up less room in your camera bag than a digital SLRs, while still featuring a 14.6 megapixel, APS-C, CMOS image sensor, 3-inch LCD, and the Samsung NX mount for interchangeable lenses.
Ramp up video production with GPU-powered innovation in Premiere Pro CS5
The Samsung EX1 is a compact digital camera with high-end features that cater to the needs of creative pros, yet it's not as pricey as you'd think.
Premiere Pro CS5's key new feature is the Mercury Playback Engine for faster real-time performance, but there's also many more additions in Adobe's video editing tool.
Pitching the Kodak EasyShare Z950 at the budget end of the market, Kodak claims this camera will enable you to "shoot like a pro, without knowing what an f-stop is". And for the money, the Z950 is a steal.
For PaintShop Photo Pro X3, Corel has redesigned the long-standing application’s interface, adding some new features and enhancing others. However, it’s not a compelling upgrade for artists
Introducing the Pentax K-x: a 12.4-megapixel digital SLR offering a feature-packed alternative to the bigger-name brands.
Introducing the 10-megapixel Canon EOS 1000D: the most affordable route into the Canon EOS system.
Take a look at the Nikon D3000, offering good value for money and high-quality images.
Looking and handling like a traditional digital SLR - the Olympus E-600
Introducing the 12-megapixel G1 from Panasonic
Sony introduces the user-friendly A230.
Chris Gavin finds lots to like in this fully featured stop-motion animation package.
The FinePix S200EXR is the sort of advanced point-and-shoot that’s many a creative’s dream. It offers superb handling, megazoom reach, and advanced exposure control.
A lot has changed in Aperture 3, even down to the toolbar’s icons -- which illustrates how thorough the redesign has been, as there are over 200 new features.
The G11 sits at the pinnacle of Canon’s consumer models, and follows on from last year’s G10.
Our second-cheapest camera looks like a normal compact – albeit with a stylish, metal build.
Pitching itself at the value end of the market, this Kodak model has plenty of surprises.
This 12.1 megapixel Lumix is the only one in this test that lets you change lens.
The latest austere-looking Ricoh digital model marries a high-quality, 10-megapixel sensor to new processor and high-quality, wide-angle lens.
