The Samsung ST5500 (also known as the CL80) is an innovative 14.2-megapixel digital camera with integrated Wi-Fi connectivity and a 3.7 inch WVGA AMOLED touch-screen. Using an available Wi-Fi connection, users can send a digital image to any email address using the ST5500’s touch-screen QWERTY keypad or the built-in address book. The ST5500 also supports two other wireless connectivity options, Bluetooth 2.0 and DLNA, and can upload images directly to popular websites such as Facebook, Picasa and YouTube. — Mark Goldstein

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The Canon EOS Rebel series might possibly be the most widely known SLR camera series of the past ten years. The Digital Rebel XTi is the updated version of the Digital Rebel XT. Priced at $899 with the kit lens, this model represents Canon EOS tradition of providing excellent pro camera features at entry level prices. — Allen Carter

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The ubiquity of Adobe’s Photoshop software is staggering. Photoshop is 20 years old this year and in 2010 Adobe’s flagship product is still arguably the standard against which all other image manipulation software is judged. Originally developed primarily for graphic design professionals, in the past decade Photoshop has expanded enormously to accommodate the needs of a vast and disparate group of customers, including a new generation of enthusiast and professional digital photographers. — Barnaby Britton

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Zeh Bounce from Zeh Photographic is a reflector for the built-in (pop-up) flash of your SLR camera. Pop-up flashes usually produce unpleasant results because they are small in size and positioned very closely to the lens axis. Zeh Bounce redirects the light from your pop-up flash towards the ceiling, which creates more natural results since the light source is located above the subject. — Photo-Tips Online

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South African photography is hot — at least, in the United States. This summer, not one but two New York museums have mounted major exhibitions of works by South African photographers. A monumental David Goldblatt exhibition is on view at the Jewish Museum, while a smaller Zwelethu Mthethwa show is at the Studio Museum in Harlem. In August, Darkroom: Photography and New Media in South Africa Since 1950, will open at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, in Richmond. — John Edwin Mason

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Well, the original Fashion Show featuring large Nikon zooms was pretty much a disaster – both looks-wise and usability-wise.

Nevertheless, I wasn’t quite ready to give up on using legacy lenses on the GF-1 just yet – particularly in the face of some of Kombi’s successes in this avenue. — Toad

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Photo Mechanic’s tagline is “The Essence of Editing.” That really doesn’t describe what Photo Mechanic really does. Think of Photoshop as the paint and body shop. They get out the scratches, the dents, and touch up the colors. Photo Mechanic is the mechanic. Photo Mechanic works under the hood with tagging data and organization to make your workflow run more smoothly. After all, you can’t sell a photo if you can’t find it. — Liz Masoner

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Recently, I traveled to Tennessee to see my brother. I took along my Canon G10 and the Apple iPad 3G along with the SD Camera Connection Kit adapter. The package, including chargers, fit nicely in a netbook case made by Samsonite. Small, light weight, and easily transported, the system worked very well during the trip. — Bill Lockhart

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It’s tempting to refer to Canon’s T2i as an evolutionary upgrade to its predecessor, the T1i. That is, until you review its pictures and video on your computer screen. Yes, Canon has added incremental refinements to its latest Rebel, but they add up to improved image quality and movie recording that is a notable step forward. — Derrick Story

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In 1875, as preparations began for the Centennial International Exhibition in Philadelphia, a young artist, Thomas Eakins, fixed upon Dr. Gross as the ideal subject for a painting to display at America’s first world’s fair. The Philadelphia-born Eakins aimed high with his work of art. He would immortalize Dr. Gross, while, in the same instant, depicting the heroic past of American civilization and its boundless, promising future. — Ed Voves

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Released in February 2010, the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H55 is a compact super zoom, or, if you prefer, travel zoom, with a 10x optical range, 14 Megapixel CCD sensor and 3 inch LCD display. It shares the same body shape, lens and some features of the higher-end Cyber-shot DSC-HX5, with the major difference being that in place of the HX5′s 10 Megapixel Exmor-R backlit CMOS sensor, the H55 has a 14 Megapixel CCD sensor. — Camera Labs

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Panasonic has released their new line of lens replacing cameras, which is good news for the avid photographer.

The Panasonic LUMIX G2 12.1 megapixel camera features a built-in eye sensor, face detection, automatic and manual modes as well as a Dolby Digital stereo mic. The G2 also takes HD videos and has an HDMI output to play the videos back in HD. This is convenient when out taking photos and video as the user will no longer have to carry around two appliances. The G2 currently retails for $899.99 CDN. — Vanessa Gates

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While Pentax has been producing compact digital cameras for some years now, it took until 2009 to introduce their first entry into the ultrazoom class comprised of 10x and up optical zoom lenses. The X70 opened to somewhat mixed reviews, with battery life, HD video quality and speed of operation drawing fire from some reviewers. On the other hand, still image quality got generally positive comments. — Jim Keenan

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Photography is a lot of people’s hobbies, but many people are moving it from a hobby into a profession. If you are interested in learning more about photography, you have probably taken a class or have thought about reading a book that will give you some pointers or tips. Well Scott Kelby, which is a world renowned photographer has turned his photo recipe chapters from his three books and has turned that into a fantastic app that will help you out a ton.

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The 123 Digital Imaging interactive learning suite was first offered in 2001 by Vincent Bockaert to provide up to date photo information to both amateur and professional photographers in an interactive format. Here we are almost ten years later and the 123 of digital imaging is as up to date as ever, something not easily accomplished in the fast paced digital photographic world. This is the beauty of the software, and shows the true dedication that Vincent and his crew have in keeping this amazing product up to date. — Humper-T

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Canon UK recently lent us an iPF6300 large format printer. This is their newest 24″ wide printer and supersedes the iPF6100 that we reviewed last year.

Keith has been putting it through its paces, looking at how it’s different from the previous model and how it fares for someone looking to move up from an A3+ desktop printer. As a photographer and fine art printer, Keith is concentrating more on these aspects of its use rather than production or proofing uses. — Keith Cooper

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There is no point spending a small fortune on camera kit and then leaving most of it at home because you can’t find a bag either comfortable or big enough to carry it all. A good bag is definitely worth its weight in gold and you can spend a great deal of time and money looking for the best camera bag for you.

Think Tank Photo is an American bag maker with a huge collection of bags designed for every type of photographer and I have been trying out their StreetWalker Pro, which sells for around £123. — ePHOTOzine

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