The Kodak EasyShare V610 digital camera is reviewed at PCMag: ‘It’s an ultracompact. It’s a superzoom. It’s even wireless. Is this some kind of Orwellian digital camera triplespeak? No, it’s Kodak being (mostly) truthful in introducing its new 6-megapixel dual-lens camera, the EasyShare V610 ($449.95 list). I love the idea of the V610, but the pictures I took didn’t blow me away, and the price is no bargain. In the end, the V610 is a good camera that has some unique features, but it falls short of being a great buy.’

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The Casio EX-Z1000 digital camera has been favorably reviewed at LetsGoDigital. Here’s a taster: ‘[It] is the first in the series to incorporate a large 2.8 inch, Wide and Bright LCD display. … The Casio Exilim Z1000 has an effective 10.1 million pixels, powered by a large 1/1.8-inch format, high-resolution CCD.
The optical quality of the zoom lens is superb. There is hardly any distortion, and even the chromatic aberration is barely visible. … The white balance produces excellent results.’

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The Sony Cybershot DSC-W70 digital camera is generally regarded as an excellent, very compact performer by those who have reviewed it.

It has a 7.2 megapixel sensor, 3x optical zoom, large 2.5 inch LCD, and “Stamina” battery life. It delivers good images and overall performance.

The Sony Cybershot DSC-W70 is very portable and performs well in low light conditions.

It’s an excellent choice if you are looking for a stylish camera that takes excellent pictures under a variety of conditions.

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Panasonic has revealed additional “behind-the-scenes” information regarding their first ever LUMIX DSLR, the DMC-L1.

The L1 website contains a Q&A session with the designer of the entire Lumix series including the upcoming L1, and another with the man in charge of the mechanical design of the L1.

Read about the design concept of the L1.

Read about the mechanical design.