TJ Donegan

It's a mix of old and new with Panasonic, as the company debuted the dual sensor, dual lens 3D1 compact camera and the GX1, a Micro Four Thirds camera reminiscent of the format's debut camera, the GF1.

Canon announced the company's newest flagship professional DSLR today, the 18 megapixel full-frame Canon 1Dx. The 1Dx will sit atop Canon's model line as an update to both the Canon 1Ds and the 1D Mark IV, and is expected to debut for $6800 body-only this March.

Nikon have finally made their entry into the mirrorless camera fold, today revealing the "1 system" along with two launch models, the V1 and J1.

Samsung have announced three new cameras for the company's 2011 lineup, including an update to their compact interchangeable lens NX100. Find out more about the 20.3-megapixel NX200 and the other announcements inside.

The rumors are true: Sony's dropping four major cameras this year, including an updated NEX-5N, and the 24.7-megapixel A77, A65, and NEX-7. If you view one major camera announcement from Sony today, make it this one.

We've got a full breakdown of Sony's latest interchangeable-lens camera models: the NEX-C3 and the Alpha-series a35, along with what new features they bring, pricing, and availability.

Panasonic have announced the G3, their newest G-series Micro Four-Thirds camera. It will be Panasonic's smallest interchangeable lens camera with a viewfinder.

Panasonic have two new models cooked up for you heading into this fall, the super-zooming FZ47 and the AA battery-powered LS5. Read on to see what these two cameras have in store and when you can expect to see them.