Sony -- DSC-T77, world's thinnest digital camera

There has been a lot of buzz about the Sony DSC-T77, claiming that Sony's new launch is just about the world's thinnest digital camera with optical image stabilization as part of its Cyber shot T series. Just the right size for the palm of your hand, it only weighs 151 grams. It also features

• 10.2MP resolution
• Carl Zeiss Barrio TESSA lens
• 4x optical zoom
• 3 inch screen
• ISO3200 max. sensitivity
• Sony's Smile Shutter technology
• 15MB internal memory
• anti-blink, red-eye reduction technologies
• HD AV output

Sony DSC-T77 will be sold in black, silver, green, pink, and brown starting on September 5th for $299

Kodak EASYSHARE Z1015 IS Digital Camera With 10 Megapixel Shooter

The new Kodak EASYSHARE Z1015 IS Digital Camera allows you to zoom on far away images to take the perfect picture. Available in September for $349.95 -- Here are some of its features

15X SCHNEIDER-KREUZNACH VARIOGON Optical Zoom Lens with image stabilization with image stabilization, automatic adjustment of camera settings based upon a scene and an ISO setting of up to 6,400. That's a 10-megapixel shooter.

Other features of this new Kodak Z-Series digital camera include a “click-to-capture” speed of less than 0.22 seconds and advanced settings such as program, aperture and shutter priority, as well as full manual mode (PASM).

• 28 mm wide-angle lens
• Smart Capture feature
• Best-in-class* click-to-capture speed (<>
• High ISO (up to 6400**)
• HD pictures and videos and optional KODAK EASYSHARE HDTV Dock

Nikon Launches Three New Digital Cameras - Pictures Here!

Nikon on Thursday introduced three new models to its Coolpix digital camera line. The P80 will be released in April for US$399.95. The S52 and S52c are coming in May for $249.95 and $299.95, respectively according to PC World


The P80 is a 10.1 megapixel model featuring an 18x optical zoom lens that offers a 27 - 486mm focal length (35mm equivalent). It also features optical vibration reduction. Other features include an all-new Sports Continuous Mode, which lets you shoot up to 30 consecutive pictures at four, six or 13 frames per second (depending on resolution). It has light sensitivity up to ISO 6400 and a 2.7-inch LCD monitor with anti-reflective coating and 230,000 pixel resolution.


The S52 and S52c both sport 9.0 megapixel sensors, 3x 38-114mm zoom lenses, optical vibration reduction and ISO 3200 sensitivity. They also have 3.0 inch LCD displays and use Nikon's "Expeed" image processing, which the company claims reduces noise in images.


The S52c can send images through e-mail using a built-in Wi-Fi connection and supports Nikon's "My Picturetown" online service and Flickr. The S52 uses USB 2.0 to connect to a host Mac or PC, instead. The S52 will be available in red or black; the S52c will come in black only.

Check them out for yourself on Nikon's website right here.

Canon just announced the launching of not one, not two but THREE Digital ELPH point-and-shoots

• PowerShot SD890 IS Digital ELPH Camera
• PowerShot SD790 IS Digital ELPH Camera
• PowerShot SD770 IS Digital ELPH Camera

Integrated Canon technologies such as Motion Detection Technology, Optical Image Stabilization, Genuine Canon Face Detection Technology, and Canon's proprietary DIGIC III imaging processor, along with the inherent style of the ELPH line; make them the ideal accessory for capturing a night out on the town or an intimate social gathering.

"The Canon PowerShot SD890 IS, SD790 IS and SD770 IS Digital ELPH cameras carry on the trend-setting traditions and extend the boundaries of technological ease and the individual sense of style that has always been at the heart of the ELPH line up," states Yuichi Ishizuka, senior vice president and general manager, Consumer Imaging Group, Canon U.S.A. "Canon continues to draw upon its 70 years of imaging excellence and photographic expertise to develop new technological advancements, as well as create stylish form factors as seen in the iconic box and circle design of ELPH cameras."



More specifically Canon provides these new models have the following advancements:

Beating The Blur
Among the significant technological advances shared on the new PowerShot SD890 IS, SD790 IS and SD770 IS Digital ELPH cameras is Canon's intelligent anti-blur system. Developed by linking four of Canon's most cutting-edge achievements: Optical Image Stabilization, Motion Detection technology, Hi-ISO Auto and Noise Reduction technology, the result is consistently sharp and clear pictures, even when the shooting conditions and circumstances may not be ideal.

Genuine Canon Face Detection Technology
All three PowerShot Digital ELPH cameras feature the latest and most advanced generation of Genuine Canon Face Detection Technology, thus ensuring that up-to nine forward-looking faces in the frame - whether posed for a family portrait, candidly capturing friends and fun, or spontaneously snapping a toddler's expression of triumphant glee as two halting steps - are in focus and properly exposed, with or without flash. In addition to focus and exposure control, the camera's Face Detection feature captures truer, more accurately lit skin tones (and hence more beautifully rendered pictures) thanks to Canon's improved Face Detection White Balance. There's also a new optional "AF Point Zoom" feature that digitally enlarges the face of the main subject on the camera's LCD screen to make it easy to determine the optimum timing for clicking the shutter to capture the moment.

In-Camera Image Enhancement
Canon Digital ELPH cameras offer an array of in-camera processing features that once required tweaking with computer-based photo software. Now, newly developed Automatic Red Eye Correction can be engaged while shooting, minimizing the need for correction before printing or sharing images.



DIGIC III Imaging Processor
The "brain" in every new Canon digital camera is Canon's proprietary DIGIC III imaging processor. This exclusive chip is responsible for the camera's higher performance levels including faster start up, faster autofocus and quicker shutter response times that leave long lag competitors far behind. What's more, the DIGIC III processor improves both the image quality and the cameras' power consumption, extending the battery life under typical shooting conditions.

In the Boxes
The PowerShot SD890 IS, SD790 IS and SD770 IS Digital ELPH cameras are scheduled to be in stores early April, end of March and mid-April respectively. Each of these new, camera kits include a battery pack and charger, a 32MB SD memory card, a USB interface cable, an AV cable, a wrist strap, and Canon's software suite. Each kit carries an estimated retail price of $399.99,^* $349.99^* and $299.99^* respectively.