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Fuji Photo Film recently released the first firmware upgrade for the FinePix S3 Pro professional digital camera as well as a Macintosh OS X updater for the Hyper-Utility Software HS-V2.
Here we have the evolution of the Nikon S1. The ultra slim, pocket point and shoot from Nikon has 35-105 mm (equivalent) 3x optical zoom and big 2.5" LCD. It's also spashproof so it can be used outdoor in the light rain. The product will be available across Europe from 10 June 2005. 
Evolution of the much appreciated D70, that went so well on all the markets across the world during last two years, the new D70s features essentially subtle but many changes. So nothing has been radically modified in the body and main areas. Simplifying, we can say it's faster, has a new firmware and is better built. The camera is already available on the market, at a price similar to the previous one. Read on to discover all the many subtle changes. 
Kodak announced two models ‑ each smaller than a deck of playing cards and both equipped with 5 MP resolution and a 3x optical zoom ‑ designed for trendsetters who seek high-style, compact personal electronics that combine phenomenal quality, performance and simplicity. 
It seems that 8 Mpixel is becoming normal also for a compact point and shoot cameras as the new Olympus µ DIGITAL 800. This is a new stylish, compact camera with 3x optical zoom, a big LCD and a new technology called Bright Capture Technology, taht significantly enhances views as well as shooting in extremely low-light situations. 
The Japanese firm launch the successor to the well known X50. The camera is slim, stylish and has 5 megapixel digital camera features a large 2.5-inch LCD monitor, fastest-in-class*1 startup time, 3x optical and 4x digital zoom capability, automatic Macro and Super Macro capability, Automatic Digital Subject Program Selection, and 15MB internal memory. Copyright © 2004 Photo Camera Magazine - All rights reserved.