People at CNET Asis finally took the 3D shooter prototype from Fujifilm for a test drive.

This new device completely resets the standards in the digital camera industry by using a pair of lenses and sensors to capture light in stereo. In order to create the 3D effect the two images alternate at 60 fps on a 2.8-inch LCD display on the back.

For the future, Fujifilm is developing an 8.4-inch 3D photo frame and also some very interesting lenticular prints. For those of you who don’t know, a lenticular print is a special picture that you’ll have to tilt left and right in order to see different things.

Until then, the 3D camera is getting ready to hit the market in September 2009.

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I guess you all agree that finding a nice Christmas gift can sometimes be quite hard. If you don’t want to buy the wrong gift you should really consider letting your friends buy whatever they want. The $50 Target gift card is here to ease your shopping problem.

But wait, this is not just any regular gift card because it integrates a 1.2–megapixel camera, 50 MB of storage space, a USB cord and a driver disk. In addition to all that, the package also includes a voucher that can be used for printing up to 40 pics at target.

Happy Holidays!

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After releasing the E-520 and E-3 models, Olympus has a new ace up its sleeve: the powerful E-30.

This new 12.3-megapixel dSLR is ready to join the battle and challenge the existing players: the Canon EOS 50D, the Nikon D90 and the Canon EOS 40D. The E-30 uses six effects during shooting: Pin Hole, Pop Art, Light Tone, Soft Focus, Grainy Film and Pale and Light.

This is all for now, but we’ll let you know the minute we find out more about this new dSLR from Olympus.

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People at Digital Camera Resource put the new Lumix DMC-G1 from Panasonic under the scope and the result was an interesting review.

After several tests, the critics found only one severe downside for this camera: it’s price. To be more precise, this new Lumix star shoots amazing photos, offers a unique live view shooting experience and charms the user with both manual and automatic control.

The tester’s conclusion was that this interchangeable lens camera provides an unforgettable point-and-shoot experience. Nice, but the price it’s still too spicy: $800.

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If you enjoy spending your free time taking beautiful outdoor pictures then MINOX’s DCM Digiscoping System is the best camera for you.

This is a very easy-to-use gadget that combines in a single case an eyepiece, a digital camera, a video and a monitor. On the inside, it feature a 5MP shooter, 4GB of storage capacity, a high capacity lithium-ion battery and a monitor that can handle a 2-3/8 inch resolution.

The package also includes a soft pouch, a battery and a remote control and can be yours for only $399.

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Do you remember Praktica? We haven’t heard a lot about them lately but that doesn’t mean that they closed the factory on us. After a long waiting period they decided to release on the market a new digital camera compact called the Praktica Luximedia.

This new 8-megapixel device boasts with a stylish metal body, 3? TFT color monitor, great image quality of Domiplan lenses, 5x digital zoom, 3x optical zoom, 16 MB built-in memory, 20 different shooting modes, digital anti-shake (ISO), face tracking, video 720×400, PASM-mode, smile detection and a SD/SDHC Card useable.

Pretty impressive huh? Unfortunately we have no information on pricing and availability but we’ll keep you posted.

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At this year’s Photokina, General Imaging has released on the market a line-up of three point and shoot digital cameras.

First in line comes the 10.1-megapixel GE E1055W featuring a 3-inch LCD display, a 5x optical zoom and blink /smile face detection. Next, we have the GE E1050TW, a digital camera that can high definition movie at 1280 x 720 pixels resolution.

Last but not least, the GE A1030 sports a 2.5-inch LCD display, 3x optical zoom and a ultrathin design.

We have no information of pricing and availability but we’ll keep you posted.

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Kodak has just released on the market at this year’s Photokina a new point-and-shoot camera called the Kodak Z1485 IS.

This digital camera features a 14-megapixel sensor, 5x optical zoom lens with Image Stabilizer, up to 6400 ISO, 32 MB internal memory, SDHC memory slot, intelligent capture control, intelligent scene detection, intelligent image processing, Text and sound tagging, Face detection technology, Panorama stitch mode and Kodak’s Perfect Touch Technology.

There are no information available on pricing and availability but we’ll keep you posted.

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Pentax has a new surprise for their customers: a brand new entry-level DSLR known as the Pentax K2000.

This digital camera features a 10.2MP sensor, up to 3200 ISO, 2.7 inch LCD display, 3.5 fps shooting rate and SD/SDHC memory card slot. In addition to all that it uses a dust removal and alert system along with 10 scene modes.

The most exciting thing about it is that it features a backward compatibility will all Pentax lenses released since 1975.

The K2000 will be available in stores starting this November with a $699 price tag.

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Sony has just announced on the market its new Handycam especially for all you home video-lovers out there.

The camera can record onto digital tape, features a 20x zoom, HDV 1080i recording and a new 25p progressive scan mode. Also, the HDR-FX1000E will boast with a crystal clear 1/3″ 3 ClearVid CMOS sensor with Exmor derived technology enabling extra sensitivity, CinemaTone Gamma and CinemaTone Color technology.

The 29.5mm wide angle G lens will work with sensor and processing functions and will provide spectacular results. According to Sony, the camera will offer the best HDV image quality.

If all that it’s not enough you can always add the VCL HG0872X high-grade wide conversion lens that feature a 23.6mm focal length.

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