Canon has formally announced the 50D–to be released for sale in October–and specs posted on the official Canon USA sight confirm many of the rumors that had been circulating about the prosumer upgrade to the 40D.

It should be Canon’s least expensive SLR to date.

The Focus DSLR is all lens and no body.

This prosumer camera has a hefty price, so does it deliver?

Is this entry-level SLR worth the upgrade from the E-510?

Nikon is looking to expand the productivity of its professional SLR sales.

The rumors are spreading on Canon’s possible answer to the Nikon D40.

This is one awesome tv spot.

 The Canon Rebel line keeps getting better and better…

Could we see a cheaper version of the Canon Rebel Xsi?

It’s a small SLR, but that might be a good thing.

Nikon’s entry-level SLR gets looked at by Info Sync.

It’s not an SLR, but it’s darn close.

Read this article from Times Online before you do.

It’s a super small SLR, but according to Cnet it might be a good buy.

Photography Blog has the rundown on the Pentax K20D

Canon’s budget DSLR gets a look-over.

The Technical Image Press Association (TIPA) has announced the winners of its awards for various cameras for 2008. The European awards were pretty much taken over by Nikon who took over the D-SLR Pro and …

Here’s a look at Olympus’ E-510.

A new review has been posted of the Sony A350 by LetsGoDigital.org.

After a D3x was mentioned on the firmware update for the D3, rumors have been flying all over the Internet. But Nikon’s not saying whether or not they’re true.

There are rumors swirling around, there might be an update to the Nikon D3. Possibly the D3x? Wow, if these rumors are true Canon might have a little bit more competition. Check …

The Nikon flagship camera is getting a firmware upgrade.

Digital Camera Review just posted a review about Pentax’s latest foray into the SLR realm with the 10.2 megapixel K200D.

 Got a 40D? Time for an update!

Digital Camera Review has a first-look at the new Canon Rebel Xsi.

Digital Camera Review has the skinny on one of the smallest SLRs you can buy.

Nikon seems to be creeping up on the camera giant Canon. Cnet reports that even though Canon remained the No. 1 SLR-maker in the world, their market share amount dropped by about four percent.

CNet has got lots to say about some of the latest offerings from Sony after getting their mitts on the two camera bodies.

Head down to your local Seven Eleven if you want to get a new macro lens.