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New Cameras Go Retro at PMA 2010

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February 26, 2010
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New Cameras Go Retro at PMA 2010
Plenty of new technology was on display in Anaheim at the PMA 2010 photography show last week, but a lot of it looked oddly familiar to me. Take a look at Fujifilm's brand-new film model, the Medium-Format Folding Camera, Minox's digital versions of classic cameras from the 1950s, retro-looking digital cameras from Olympus, and Pentax, and more. - Senior Editor Tim Moynihan
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Sony's New Interchangeable-Lens Cameras: DSLR-Like Image Quality, Compact Size Sony unveiled its new concept piece at PMA 2010 in Anaheim, designed to rival Micro Four-Thirds cameras.
Pentax Unwraps New Megazoom and Rugged Camera Pentax offered a parting gift for the PMA crowd with the announcement of two new point-and-shoot cameras today: the 26X Pentax X90 fixed-lens megazoom and the rugged Optio W90.
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