Most Popular Digital Cameras
Nikon's D3100 is perhaps the best-rounded entry-level dSLR on the market right now. In addition to all the typical benefits of a dSLR -- quick performance, excellent image quality, unparalleled… more
An upgrade to the NEX-5, the 5N continues Sony's mirrorless line with a newer 16 megapixel sensor. As with all the NEX's, reviews have been very positive. That sensor is… more
The Canon ELPH 100 HS is the best budget camera of the year. It's quite simply the best $200 point-and-shoot ever released. Though it's at the bottom of the ELPH… more
The FZ-150 may not have the enormous zoom range of some of its competitors(and how often do you really need 1000mm, Nikon?), but it makes up for that shortcoming with… more
Reviewed positively although deemed a tad pricey for the features, the SX150 is a decent all-around travel zoom. The 14 megapixel CCD sensor and 28mm wide-angle are both a little… more
The Canon SX230 is the most well-balanced travel zoom available right now. This 14x zoomer (28mm wide) is built around Canon's successful "high sensitivity" HS system -- a backside illuminated… more
The ZS20 was announced alongside the ZS15 as Panasonic's high-end travel zoom camera. The ZS20 sports a versatile 20x zoom, 14 megapixel CMOS sensor, 10fps continuous burst mode, manual modes,… more
Nikon's answer to the Canon 5D Mark II and now-competitor to the 5d Mark III, the D800 replaces the aging D700 as Nikon's cheapest full-frame camera (half the D4's $6000).… more
Nikon's well-reviewed P500 superzoom gets an update in the P510, which extends the zoom range to a jaw-dropping 42x. You read that right; in one camera you'll be able to… more
Canon's ELPH 300 HS ultra-compact looks like a heck of a pocket camera. On the outside, it looks a lot like one of last year's ELPH models (formerly known as… more