• FujiFilm camera design to withstand water, shock, dust, freezing temperatures

  FujiFilm said Wednesday it will begin sales of a digital camera in June that is waterproof, shockproof, sealed against dust and sand, and works at temperatures below freezing.

• Cost of computers, TVs, cameras fall

  The cost of computers, televisions and digital cameras fell by more than 13 per cent in 2011, compounding the woes of a retail sector already strained by tight profit margins.

• Instagram, Facebook deal sparks privacy and quality concerns: Here's how to quit

  It's been a rough week for Instagram purists.

• The Lytro camera: Too little for too much

  My editor will be glad to know that this week, in contrast to the last few Gearhead columns I will not be discussing AT&T, ADSL (+ or otherwise), or Motorola DSL modems.

• Toshiba to launch camera SD cards with Wi-Fi file sharing in U.S. from summer

  Toshiba will launch its new line of Wi-Fi enabled SD memory cards in the U.S. from summer, a company executive said Thursday, in a challenge to established makers of such cards like Eye-Fi.

• Solve photo problems with image-editing tools

  Sure, you probably know all the run-of-the-mill tools in your photo editor. You can erase blemishes with the clone tool and adjust exposure with the contrast slider. But have you ever tried adding fake clouds to a plain blue sky, turning a crowded room into a ghost town, or dramatically enlarging a small photo? It's easier than you think.

• Add amazing new features to your phone and camera

  Your tech gear can do more than you think it can. Perhaps a device manufacturer has a particular user experience in mind. Or maybe you think you need a brand-new camera to get advanced shooting features. Don't worry--with a bit of time and care, you can get a lot mileage out of the goods you own.

• How to fix anything

  Your PC will crash, your camera will break, your network will fail, and your printer will chew up paper.

• Create cool 3D photos at Start 3D

  If you've ever wanted to play around with 3D photography but lack the time, equipment, and/or know-how, you owe yourself a visit to Start 3D.

• Hack lets you control a DSLR camera from a Nintendo DS

  The folks at the Open Camera Controller (OCC), a system that uses an older Nintendo DS handheld to provide more options to photographers seeking to get the most out of their DSLR cameras.

• 10 great digital photography downloads

  Have a digital camera and plenty of photos? Want some help with editing and managing them all? We've rounded up ten downloads that will let you take control of your photos. Whether you're looking for a top-of-the-line photo editor, a great photo manager, or nifty utilities to handle tasks such as finding duplicates, we have just the thing. And every program is free--not only to download but also to use.

• Fujifilm's new 3D camera is fun but pricey

  While 3D movies are already experiencing something of a backlash, technology vendors are still pushing forward with 3D content -- trying to persuade us that 3D is to 2D what talkies were to silents.

• The coolest camera features of 2010

  These cameras have innovative extras that may win you over as soon as you try them.

• 20 free ways to manage video, music, and photos

  No-cost utilities and services can help you find, organize, and wrangle your media files--or enjoy some great video online.

• Five digital cameras that are well connected

  Sharing photos with friends, posting images and video to the Web, and geotagging have never been this easy. Better yet, these features are available on some truly high-powered megazooms and point-and-shoot cameras.

Whitepapers about digital cameras

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  The Digital Universe Decade – Are You Ready?

  May 2010—The digital universe continued its skyrocketing growth even during a severe global economic downturn: The creation and replication of new digital information set a record in 2009 by growing to 800 billion gigabytes, 62 percent over the previous year. IDC looks at the trends and challenges of managing the explosive growth of information in this digital universe decade. Are you ready?