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The iPhone 4S has already been out for more than a month already and its was no doubt going to be crazy popular. One noteworthy improvement of the 4S over the iPhone 4 is definitely the camera. Boasting an 8 megapixel sensor over the iPhone 4's 5 megapixel, the iPhone 4S's camera is on its way to become the most popular camera in a smartphone.

Like its predecessor, the Nikon D4 looks as if it’s going to be an incredibly impressive camera. Nikon has looked to its professional user-base and tried to work out what it needed to add or adjust on a camera that just a couple of years ago represented the best they were capable of. The result is a camera with few big changes but a extensive series of small improvements.

Introduction

The Lumix DMC-GX1 is Panasonic’s new premium compact system camera. Marking a return to the prosumer-friendly ethos of the 2 year old GF1 model, the Panasonic GX1 features a FourThirds sized 16-megapixel Live MOS sensor, built-in pop-up flash and a 3 inch touch-sensitive LCD screen with a resolution of 460,000 dots. The DMC-GX1 also offers full HD movies at 1920 x 1080 at 60i (NTSC) / 50i (PAL) in AVCHD format with stereo sound and full-time auto-focus, 4.2fps continuous shooting, fast contrast-detect auto-focus system that can lock onto a subject in approximately 0.09 second, Venus Engine processor, RAW support and an ISO range of 160-12800. The Panasonic GX1 is available in Gunmetal Grey and Raven Black for £499.99 / $699.99 body only, £599.99 / $799.99 with the standard 14-42mm kit lens, and £729.99 / $899.99 with the new 14-42mm power-zoom lens.

The Fujifilm Z900 EXR is a new addition to the fashionable line of Z-series compact cameras. The Z900 EXR has a 16 megapixel EXR CMOS sensor, a 5x wide angle lens (28-140mm equivalent), full 1080p HD movie capture and a widescreen 3.5 inch touch-screen LCD. Available in May 2011, the Fujifilm FinePix Z900 EXR will be available in black, red, pink and blue and retail for $279.95 / £219.