Senior editors Lori Grunin and Aimee Baldridge, a.k.a. the digital doyennes, are CNET's resident digital-photography experts. They fill you in on this year's hottest happenings in digital photography.
Kyocera introduces three RTune camerasThree new models sport the company's new RTune image-processing technology.
The rest: Panasonic, Leica, HP, and othersSome vendors announced only one or two new cameras. We round up the stragglers.
A slew of new SamsungsSamsung's lineup is designed for the budget-conscious, but it's rich in variety.
A raft of ConcordsConcord unleashed several new models. Check 'em out here.
A Nikon for every enthusiastNikon hits all of this year's hot spots.
Kodak expands its EasyShare lineIn addition to four new EasyShare cameras, Kodak unveils an impressive pro model, the successor to the 14n.
New releases from Konica MinoltaKonica Minolta updates its current Dimage X and Dimage Z cameras and introduces an 8-megapixel EVF model.
Digital darkroom updatedWe round up a crop of noteworthy new photo printers--and a
stray monitor or two.
Olympus's up-and-comersCheck out six new models from Olympus, as well as a couple of new underwater housings.
New shooters from SonyWhile the lineup isn't groundbreaking, these Sony cameras are certainly stylish--and PictBridge-compatible.
Canon models to covetAs usual, Canon unleashes a raft of new cameras.
Fujifilm unveils four new modelsHave a look at a range of new Fujis, from a basic 3-megapixel point-and-shoot to the highly anticipated S3 Pro.
Pentax's pleasing point-and-shootsIn addition to three new cameras, Pentax has unveiled its first still/video combo, the Optio MX.
