Canon adds fun features to PowerShot

Canon expanded its 2010 PowerShot camera line with four new point-and-shoot models. The new PowerShots include replacements for the company's popular 2009 cameras, a pocketable high-zoom follow-up to the PowerShot SX200 IS, and a new touchscreen camera.

Canon announces EOS Rebel T2iThe new digital SLR boosts both still and video capabilities, closing the gap with more advanced models.
Review: Panasonic Lumix DMC-FP8 cameraThe durable and compact Panasonic Lumix DMC-FP8 point-and-shoot camera offers an ultraquiet, recessed lens that focuses very quickly, but you'll need to make sure that its design works for you.

Review: Panasonic Lumix DMC-FP8 camera The durable and compact Panasonic Lumix DMC-FP8 point-and-shoot camera offers an ultraquiet, recessed lens that focuses very quickly, but you'll need to make sure that its design works for you.
Review: Canon EOS 7D SLR camera We love the feel of the EOS 7D, and despite its power it's an easy camera to use, even if you're not used to Canon's digital SLR control schemes. The EOS 7D was able to capture some great images, especially in dim lighting with a high ISO, and it produced vibrant results in bright conditions.
Review: Canon PowerShot G11 camera The G11 is a camera that will appeal to point-and-shoot users who are ready for more power, control, and quality, but don’t want to carry around a camera with the bulk of an SLR.
Review: Nikon D3000 SLR camera The feature-packed D3000 SLR camera offers a solid design, good image quality, and help for photography novices.
Review: Kodak EasyShare M381 digital camera This bargain-priced point-and-shoot camera has quirks and limitations, but it's a decent no-fuss option for beginners.

Basic photo editing tricks with layers Learn how to use layers in your favorite image editor to improve your photos and add sophisticated effects.
Improve images with iPhoto's histogram With these tips you can use the histogram in iPhoto's Adjust palette to manually change and perfect to the tones of a photograph.
Infrared photography: capturing the invisible For dramatic photos, try your hand at infrared photography. Derrick Story explains what you need and how to get the shot.
Six unusual ways to use your photos Don't limit your photo prints to plain old paper. There are some great customizable products you can put your mark on, including clothes, home decor, and even food.
Snapshot: Go underwater with a point-and-shoot To capture friendly sea turtles up close, Danny Allen put his regular Canon point-and-shoot camera into a waterproof case.

2009 in review: The year in digital photo We look back at the biggest photography news of 2009 and take a peek at what's in store for 2010.
Slideshow: CatPaint got your iPhone? The newly-released CatPaint iPhone app makes a simple promise: to let you insert cats in your photos. But does it deliver? Macworld editors put the application to the test.
The multitasking camera When you need to quickly capture a small tidbit of information—like an address, phone number or price—the best note taker is usually just a click away if you’re carrying an iPhone.

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