One of my cameras is the Olympus E-510, in some countries also known as the EVOLT E-510. 

It's a very capable DSLR with some unique features. 

We have written about one of its predecessors, the E-300 more than two years ago and I've always been enamoured by the LiveView feature which was quite revolutionary in those days.  Normally I am quite happy to read the manual but this time around I also watched a couple of training DVDs from EliteVideo.com.

Was it worth the $50 that they cost?

Owning a Panasonic Lumix FZ20 has made me enthusiastic about the quality of cameras that Panasonic makes.
Today we’re having a first look at a smaller sibling in the Lumix range, the DMC-TZ3.
The Travel Zoom series has culminated now with the TZ3 in a 7 megapixel, 10x zoom camera with image stabilization.
Let’s have a look in this mini-review at the main features of this very capable camera (Street Price around USD330).

Checking out Casio’s 7x zoom (7MP) and the new 10MP digicams

Today we are having a quick look at Casio’s latest high-end models, the exciting 7x zoom EX-V7 as well as one of the few 10 mega pixel cameras on the market in the digicam range.
Both cameras are exciting in different ways and come loaded with features.  But are they picture perfect?  Let’s find out.

Casio's EX-Z57 digital camera is Casio's latest 5 mega pixel camera.  If you aren't aware already, Casio is known for making slim cameras which are packed full of features.  The EX-Z57 falls into that category.  It is slim and offers more or less the same features as EX-Z55 which was reviewed previously.  In fact, they both look very similar.  What makes these slim cameras so attractive is their portability and style.  These cameras can be easily placed in your pocket wherever you go without the need having to carry the bulk of much larger cameras.  For the beginner or novice, these cameras provide the features which make it easy to use.  As a versatile, easy-to-use camera, a user can simply take the camera out, take a picture, and put it away.