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announced a brand new gear bag for photographers that need to keep their gear safe while traveling. Which should be all photographers, really.

The European Imaging and Sound Association has announced the winners of this year’s awards for achievement in a variety categories including photo and video products.

Underwater photography has always been an impressive way to capture the imagination, but Fantasea’s newest housing takes things to a whole new level.

The Sigma SD1 is a slick camera, but it came out on the market at far too high a price. Sigma knows they screwed up on that one and released the SD1 Merril at a much more affordable cost to consumers.

If you’re thinking of picking up Sony’sCarl Zeiss Sonnar 24mm lens for your NEX camera, you’re going to want to get on it quick.

The latest cards from Delkin are all about giving performance to photographers and cinematographers that need it, but there’s more to them than just performance.

What might be the most telling thing about the upcoming launch of the 808 PureView comes straight from Nokia’s blog.

If there’s one thing that ties together the new cameras shown at CES this year, it’s Wi-Fi. Wireless networking is huge and it’s gone from unheard of to almost standard in point-and-shoots overnight. If you’re not ready to give up your existing camera but you still want wireless capabilities there’s good news from the SD Association.

PENTAX Announces Lifeproof WG-2 and WG-2 GPSPENTAX has just announced an update to its WG-series of “lifeproof” cameras, the Optio WG-2 and the Optio WG-2 GPS, which will replace their WG-1 counterparts from last year. Both cameras are making the jump from a 14 megapixel CCD to a 16 megapixel backside-illuminated CMOS image sensor, which allows for full HD 1080p moving recording

Over 112,000 entries from 171 countries came in for consideration in the World Photography Awards – a significant amount of entries that’s been narrowed down to a list of a few finalists and shortlisted photographers per category.