Canon is one of the known players in the world of cameras and Printers. With the success of Selphy CP780, Canon is coming up with the selphy CP800 compact photo printer. It is ultra compact, portable photo printer with improved usability and stylish features. The printer is slimmer than its predecessors which gives a studio styled quality snaps at home in no time. It is polished with an easy to use technology so that even a layman can easily operate it thereby printing lab quality postcard sized snaps of high gradation within 47 seconds. — Starred Reviews

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There must be a pretty good market for photo bags these days. Seriously, head to any photo store and you’ll see much of the premium retail real estate filled with photography bags, backpacks, slings, satchels, rollers and hard cases. Part of that has to do with the good mark-up value on these items but it’s also because photographers seem to have an insatiable lust for anything bag oriented. (Ok, I admit it, I’m a bit of a bag whore myself.) — Dan Havlik

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And we top off the week’s coverage of some sweet digital photo frames with the Kodak EX-1011, a digital photo frame that’ll do a really nice job of showing off your pictures–just don’t be too trusting of that Wi-fi connection it comes with. — Steve Anderson

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The Epson Stylus Photo 3880 is a large-format inkjet printer that won’t take up all your office space. In fact, it can live on your desk.

Designed to sit on your desk (although it’ll have to be a pretty big desk), the Epson Stylus Pro 3880 is more like a regular inkjet on steroids. Something that makes it useful for all kinds of users – from design studios to professional photographers and even keen amateur snappers who love to show off their prints. — PC Advisor

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If you are always on the go and want a modern laptop bag which can also hold your DSLR, Tenba has a Messenger Photo/Laptop bag to suit your needs.

This bag has a capacity to hold 1 SLR body, a couple of lenses, flash and other accessories. It features a removable photo insert which makes this bag very versatile and lets you have additional storage. Also, the dividers for the photo insert use Velcro which allows you to customize. Its base is toughened with rubberized, humid and scratch-resistant pane. — Patrick Garde

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Another new digital photo frame comes our way with the Sony DPF-D72N, a frame that proves you don’t have to be big to do big things.

The Sony DPF-D72N is a seven inch digital photo frame that offers an automatic orientation sensor that automatically rotates your photos as needed, clock and calendar display modes, … — Steve Anderson

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Almost DSLR is obviously an App built for specific users looking for a few extra customized settings for their iPhone. I’ll explain a couple of them here, and you can judge for yourself if this is something you feel that you’ll need to take control over when it comes to taking pictures with your iPhone. — Chantelle Joy Duxbury

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First impressions count, and on first impression the Sigma DP1s 14MP FOVEON CMOS Sensor Digital Camera is a lovely object.

It’s a solid, chunky camera that feels as if it could stand up to the savage environment inside a holidaymaker’s bag.

That combat-readiness is only slightly betrayed by a separate – and easily loseable – lens cap. — Michael Moran

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Though it is surely not a new camera, the Panasonic GF-1has finally arrived on my doorstep for review. This review should’ve taken place a year ago when I was still at Photography Bay, but complications in shipping prevented it from happening. Now that the camera is finally in my hands, let’s drive deep in! Right before doing that though, I’d like all users interested in reading this posting to also please check out my posting at Digital Camera Review about how to use these cameras like a pro. — The Phoblographer

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When people think of manufacturers who make compact digital cameras, few will probably think of Samsung. Though recently, it seems Samsung has been building more photographic equipment, and been doing a great job of it too. The latest compact digital camera from Samsung to reach the market is the EX1. With its compact metal body, an impressive F1.8-2.4 optical zoom lens capable of 24mm at the wide-angle and an articulated screen, it looks like Samsung is serious about their cameras. — Tyler Ingram

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I finally decided to order some business cards, despite not being in business. It just makes it easier for people to deal with you, and in some cases, take you a little more seriously. For example, I may run into someone who isn’t actually a model, but could make a good photo. If I walk up and say I’d like to take your picture, I’m just another creep they want to avoid. If I introduce myself as a photographer and have some business cars with samples of my work and contact information, then the conversation seems to have a little bit more credibility. — William Beem

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Today we have another interesting Kodak digital photo frame to consider–it’s the Kodak Pulse, and despite its small size, it should prove really impressive.

The Kodak Pulse is a seven inch digital photo frame that offers five hundred and twelve megs of onboard memory, Wi-Fi capability, the ability to receive photos by email, Facebook and Kodak Gallery, a USB port and two memory card slots, an automatic alert system that lets you know when the frame receives new photos, the proprietary Kodak Color Science system and touch screen controls. — Steve Anderson

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The Samsung TL500 is a stylish, yet serious, compact camera that offers a lot of potential for the discerning photographer looking for a lot of power in a pocket size. The TL500 (EX1 outside the US) goes head to head with the likes of the Canon G11/G12 and Panasonic LX3/LX5 in terms of features and performance.

So is this powerful pocket shooter good enough for the control freaks out there? Read on to find out. — Eric Reagan

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To be honest, when Micro Four Thirds format was announced, I couldn’t really see the point. Sure, the cameras were slightly smaller but not by much. If you look at older Micro Four Thirds cameras like the Panasonic G1 and GH1, they’re smaller than something like a Canon Rebel but not by a serious amount. You still can’t fit them comfortably inside a jacket pocket and you’re missing some comforts we are used to on a traditional DSLR, not to mention the fact that introducing a whole new camera system means people have to purchase a whole new set of lenses. However, the most recent batch of m-4/3rds bodies have been sleeker, more attractive and more fully featured in comparison, showing that the format is evolving into something that is if not a competitor to the old guards of Canon and Nikon, then definitely a niche alternative with a legitimate market share. — Ed Lau

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When people think of manufacturers who make compact digital cameras, few will probably think of Samsung. Though recently, it seems Samsung has been building more photographic equipment, and been doing a great job of it too. The latest compact digital camera from Samsung to reach the market is the EX1. With its compact metal body, an impressive F1.8-2.4 optical zoom lens capable of 24mm at the wide-angle and an articulated screen, it looks like Samsung is serious about their cameras. — Thinkcomputer

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Point shoot releases are so many and so mediocre that it’s easy to fall for a under rated cameras in the market. Serious enthusiasts know that the higher resolution sensors on the new cameras are not really worth it. Cramming 14 million pixels on the same 1/2.5 inch sensor is not going to improve picture quality. Worse, it brings annoying noise issues. My cousin was kind enough to lend me his Canon S90 for review. Re launching the long abandoned S series, Canon has given point and shoot photography a big leap (and other companies a run for their money) with this tiny shooter. — Aziz

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Just over a year ago I reviewed the Pen E-P1, Olympus’s first foray into the compact system camera market. The review was generally positive, but I criticised the camera’s lack of a built-in flash and relatively high price compared to contemporary DSLRs. Olympus must have been paying attention, because it has recently launched the third model in its Pen E series, the Pen E-PL1, a cheaper, simpler version of the design which does include a neat pop-up flash gun. — Cliff Smith

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