Wanna know what to expect in cameras and camera gear over the next 6 months? It's all on display at this year's Photo Marketing Association show, and CNET's there to bring it all home to you.
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-TS1
Rugged and sleek, this point-and-shoot is waterproof to 10 feet and can withstand a 5-foot drop. Plus, it comes in hard-core orange.
Kodak Z915
This low-end point-and-shoot comes with a fairly impressive 10x zoom, multiple colors, and an appealing price tag.
Pentax X70
Pentax gets in the crossover game with its dSLR-like point-and-shoot, featuring 24x zoom and plenty of video- and photo-aspect ratios.
Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS3
The Lumix DMC-TS series is now the ZS series, and the ZS3 ups the ante with 12x optical zoom, HD video, and facial recognition.
Canon PowerShot D10
A waterproof, shockproof, even freezeproof camera that comes with multiple faceplates and even camouflage.
Canon PowerShot SX200 IS
Canon delivers a 12x zoom in a compact package, with plenty of high-end features to boot.
Nikon Coolpix P90
A 24x optical zoom makes this crossover camera a good alternative to a dSLR,
but its lack of HD video shooting hurts.
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX1
Sony's new super-zoom point-and-shoot has amazing burst-shooting performance and a cool panorama feature.
Olympus E-620
Filling another hole in its dSLR product line, the Olympus E-620 takes on the Canon EOS Rebel XSi and Sony Alpha DSLR-A350.
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