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Panasonic has added a trio of new guns: a Lumix G 14mm/2.5 ASPH wide-angle, a Lumix G Vario 100-300mm/f4-5.6 OIS super zoom and most intriguing of the three, a "two-eyed" Lumix G 12.5mm/f12.5 3D lens designed to capture 3D imagery when used with Panasonic Lumix G-series cameras.

This camera is perfect for fast-moving subjects and in low light with features that include High Speed Autofocus, Optical Image Stabilization and High Sensitivity ISO 6400. You can even capture HD-quality video. Taking both stills and video is easy, framing and playing back your images on the 2.7" 230,000-dot high-resolution LCD screen.

With today's announcement of the Nikon P7000, amateurs and enthusiasts have a wide range of premium point and shoots potentially to choose from. The P7000 has its own strengths while the Panasonic LX-5 and the Canon S95 cater to a similar but different audience. So which one is for you?

Digital film making is changing after every new camera hits the marketplace. Instead of winnowing the previous models an entire range of solutions is available to meet every type of production need. But what about getting all the camera manufacturers with all their experts (that they can fit into their travel budget) to converge on one place for a weekend?

If you’ve got a Panasonic HDC-TM700 camcorder, Equinox has an underwater housing for you. The Equinox HD6 underwater housing will protect your camcorder down to 250 feet beneath the waves. 

You’ve seen them, but maybe you’re not quite sure what they are. Often encased in domes, PTZ or Pan Tilt Zoom cameras, are cameras that can be panned, tilted and zoomed remotely. You’ll see them mounted on the ceilings of department stores and other locations where someone wants to keep an eye on things. But they can be used for a lot more than simple surveillance. 

It might be in the 90s outside, but that didn't stop Panasonic from releasing two new superzoom digicams and three new pocket-sized digicams, all scheduled to hit the shelves at about the same time we head back to school and start ramping up for the holidays (yes... the holidays!).