Today, Canon announced their new EOS-1D Mark IV digital SLR camera designed for photojournalists, sports and events photographers. In Singapore, the manufacturer held an event and treated the local media a hands-on of the new product.

In its recent press release, Nikon has announced the D3s, bringing video recording at 24 frames per second with autofocus and a "new algorithm" to lessen the effect of rolling shutter.

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SanDisk has introduced a new line of high-end compactflash cards, the SanDisk Extreme Pro, designed for the professional photographers. It features the manufacturer's proprietary new Power Core Controller which provides fast read and write speeds of up to 90MB/sec. Check out the news release for the Extreme Pro.

The Sony Alpha850 digital SLR camera has landed in Singapore. This powerhouse camera packs a 24.6-megapixel full-frame Exmor™ CMOS sensor and features high ISO sensitivity of up to 12,800. It is available now at S$2,999.

It was just few days ago when the pics and specifications of the Canon EOS 7D digital SLR camera were leaked on a Chinese forum. However, it seems that the product has become official as per today from the manufacturer's website. Check out the press release on this mid-range digital SLR.

The time has come - EOS 7D by Canon. Before we are getting excited here, this isn't official material yet but leaked on a Chinese forum. Official word may come soon.

Lets take a closer look at the specs mentioned in the forum. They look interesting.

It looks like Sony Hong Kong has a slip-up of a user manual for their upcoming Alpha 850 digital SLR camera made available to download on their support site. And from the available leak, the Alpha 850 would be equipped with a 24.6-megapixel image sensor, ISO sensitivity of up to 6400, 7.5cm LCD monitor, supports CF, microdrive, Memory Stick Duo media and weighs 850g (without batteries, memory card and body accessories).

via Engadget

Today, Nikon unveiled two new digital SLR cameras catered to both amateur and professional photographers. The D3000 offers 10.2-megapixel sensor, 11-point autofocus system and a Guide mode that helps beginners learn the usage of the digital SLR cameras. The D300S features 12.3 effective megapixels rating, 7fps continuous shooting as well as dual card slots for CF and SD memory cards.

If you are a digital-SLR user who enjoys consecutive shooting and video recording, you would enjoy great performance with the new Transcend CF cards. The 600x cards claim to operate in quad-channel mode using Ultra DMA (UDMA) 6, the fastest speed available for flash cards, and boast fast transfer speeds of up to 92MB/s read and 87MB/s write.

Unannounced by Nikon yet but leaked pictures of a rumored Nikon D3000 had surfaced. Also, a Nikon D300s has also been revealed on rumor site.

The body does look smaller and more compact