http://www.zdnet.com/blog/digitalcameras/rss en-us It’s the end of an era: Kodak announces that it will phase out its dedicated capture devices business in the first half of 2012.

]]> Olympus announces a new line of interchangeable lens compact cameras for advanced photographers, channeling an iconic design.

]]> Nikon updates its D700 pro dSLR with two new models that deliver 36.3-megapixel full-frame resolution and high-end HD video capabilities.

]]> Panasonic announces a pair of waterproof point-and-shoot cameras–one on the high end with features like GPS, compass, altimeter, and barometer, and one aggressively priced entry-level model.

]]> Sony has announced three new compact Cyber-shot cameras that sport backlit CMOS sensors, including the feature-packed ultracompact DSC-TX200V

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]]> Though there weren’t as many point-and-shoot announcements as usual at CES, camera vendors wowed with some high-end newcomers, including Nikon’s D4 pro dSLR, Canon’s PowerShot G1 X (a big-sensored G12 followup), and a new ILC from Fujifilm.

]]> Canon updates its PowerShot G series with a high-end point-and-shoot to rival dSLRs and ILC cameras.

]]> Nikon officially announces the long-rumored D4 professional dSLR, which will hit the market earlier and at a lower price than the Canon EOS-1D X.

]]> Fujifilm announces 19 cameras ranging from high-end megazooms to GPS-enabled waterproof compact cameras.

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