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The Samsung NX1000 has been a very dear product for Samsung, after going through two generations of refinement. It’s been in the international market for less than a year and in fact, it has just entered the Indian market (we'll have our review of the NX1000 soon), but looks like Samsung is quite eager to share with us the next version of their mirrorless ILC flagship camera - the NX1100.

Olympus has just pulled the wraps off the Olympus Stylus XZ-10, their latest enthusiast compact camera to be sold alongside their current Stylus XZ-2 compact. The two cameras share much in common, but the XZ-10 isn’t merely a carbon copy.  For starters, the XZ-10 is designed primarily as a camera with a stylish statement. It is incredibly slim, and   Olympus   claims the XZ-10 is 40 percent smaller than the XZ-2 in terms of volume.

MRP : $614 Shoot and share DSLR-quality photos online, straight from the camera. With built-in Wi-Fi, the NEX-5R even lets you download camera apps for endless creative possibilities. And the 16.1MP APS-C size sensor delivers breathtaking stills with pro-grade defocused backgrounds. All this and more in a camera that’s about half the size of a DSLR. 

Nikon D5200 This is the  newest entry-level DSLR from Nikon  and incorporates a 24 megapixel sensor, and while one might be tempted to think it’s the same as the one in the D3200, we’re pretty sure it’s not. It brings with it an updated AF system with 39 AF points along with a 2,016-pixel RGB sensor for accurate metering. The camera is a long awaited update to the very popular D5100, which is a camera that we wouldn’t hesitate to recommend. The D5200 costs Rs. 41,450 for the body only, and if you have 60K to blow, you can even throw in a 50mm f/1.8 lens into the mix, or just stick with a kit package with would cost you Rs. 46,950 for the 18-55mm option and Rs. 57,950 with the 18-105mm option.

Sony had been neglecting the Indian photography enthusiast for a while now, but looks like that has all changed. Sony has officially pulled all the stops and announced the Sony Alpha NEX-6’s availability in

The RX100 packs in a large 1-inch sensor along with a lens that can open all the way to f/1.8. The size of each individua l pixel on the RX100’s sensor is 3.6 times the size of pixels

6.1MP APS-C sensor, up to 10 fps shooting, Fast Hybrid AF with phase detection, AVCHD™ 1080 60p/60i/24p HD movies, built-in Wi-Fi®, 180° tiltable 3" touchscreen LCD, E-mount 18-55mm lens Rating: 3/5 Price: Starting $ 699

Rs. 29,850  Galaxy Camera is Samsung's attempt to strap a camera-sized sensor onto the Galaxy S III, whilst stretching it out a little. We received this camera not in a box made of cardboar d, but in a case made of doubt and disbelief.