Karen M. Cheung

In an effort to boost its manufacturing and research and development divisions, Fujfilm Corp. yesterday announced the manufacturer will fully transfer digital camera production from Taiwa-cho, Kurokawa-gun Miyagi Prefecture, Japan to its factory in Suzhou

Sony last week announced pricing for the 300x speed CompactFlash cards that promise faster processing times. The 8GB CF card (NCFD8G) has a price tag of $199.99, and the 4GB CF card (NCFD4G) is priced at $119.99. The Sony flash memory products ship this m

Carl Zeiss this week launched a new wide-angle 28.5mm SLR lens, the Distagon T* 2/28 lens. Geared for landscape, architecture, and portrait photography, the lens allows for wide-angle images with depth of field at an aperture of 1:2.0. The Carl Zeiss len

Revenue grew to $851.7 million from $602.2 million this time last year, increasing 41 percent year-over-year. Adobe attributes its record growth to strong performance with Creative Suite 3, which launched in March.

The inventor of the digital camera, Eastman Kodak Co. electrical engineer Steven Sasson, last week was inducted into the Consumer Electronics (CE) Hall of Fame by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA).

Consumer electronics and flash memory providers last week announced joint support for a new specification called Universal Flash Storage (UFS), a solution that would standardize memory across the consumer electronics industry.

Adobe yesterday released Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 1.2 and Camera Raw 4.2, adding compatibility to recently released digital SLRs and fixing a number of bugs in the photo management program and plug-in.

Phase One recently released Capture One 4 beta, a RAW photo management software. As the follow-up version to Capture One 3.x LE, the updated software promises a simplified interface and faster response times, according to the company website.