TJ Donegan

We've wrapped up our coverage of the CP+ 2012 camera show from Yokohama, Japan, including reviews of the latest Nikon, Pentax, and Olympus DSLRs. Read on for our full impressions of the event and what's to come from the camera industry in 2012.

Nikon announced today the release of their long-awaited update to the D700, creatively titled the D800. The D800 will offer a 36.3-megapixel sensor, many of the same tricks as the high-end D4, and will be available for under $3000.

Sony has announced three new compact cameras for their 2012 lineup, all with Exmor CMOS image sensors. Read on for the full breakdown on these three models, including the stylish, waterproof TX200V.

Casio has announced two high-end compact cameras for 2012, the EX-ZR15 and their latest high-speed flagship, the EX-ZR200. Read on for the full breakdown on Casio's latest compact speedsters.

Casio has announced four of their entry-level compact cameras here at CES 2012, including the EX-ZS150, EX-ZS20, EX-ZS12, and EX-ZS6.

Nikon has released information regarding their newest professional DSLR, the D4. The camera will offer a brand new 16-megapixel CMOS sensor, 204,800 ISO capability, and shooting up to 10 frames per second. Read on for the full breakdown.

Fujifilm have today announced seven new compact cameras for 2012, refreshing their T-, JZ-, JX-, and AX-series models.

Sony announced at CES 2012 plans to release three new compact Cybershot cameras. The three models, the DSC-W610, -W620, and -W650 will all debut at approximately $150 and under and bring full 360-degree Sweep Panorama to the ultracompact crowd.