"Flickr" is more than just an online digital photo storage and display site; there are numerous ways in which we photo buffs can enjoy a sense of community.

Besides proficiency in the technical aspects of the craft, all art related pursuits require inspiration as well, and your fellow enthusiasts often provide that with even knowing it.

Many people are unaware that the ultra popular photo website, "Flickr", offers a special section for digital photography beginners and a quick look around it has convinced me that it is worth a look.

The "Flickr" Beginner's Digital Photography Forums offer a wide range of topics and he opportunity to have your work critiqued if you want.

By looking at other's photos you'll soon find that there are many ways of looking at a given scene, and capturing it with your digital camera. That, along with exchanging ideas with your peers, will provide you with plenty of inspiration.

Take a camera with you whenever possible, and look around, you'll find a picture somewhere.

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New digital cameras are being released at a furious pace right now; probably in anticipation of the upcoming holiday season.

Panasonic's latest offering is another marvel of engineering, and while it is not a full frame digital SLR, it is a full featured "four thirds" sensor design, without a reflex mirror.

What this means is that the camera is about half the size and weight of a conventional digital SLR.

When you combine the advanced technology of this 12.1 megapixel camera with its superb array of Leica inspired lenses you have a killer package that is ideal for people on the go and with minimum space to spare.

The Panasonic Lumix DMC G1 digital SLR will be available this November.

Take a camera with you whenever possible, and look around, you'll find a picture somewhere.

Source:www.mobilemag.com

I don't know how much this landmark digital camera from Sony will cost, and I'm sure I won't be able to afford it, but this camera is the one we've all been waiting for.

The next digital camera I buy will be a full frame DSLR; but not until I can afford a good one. In the meantime, for those of you who can afford one now, or who are willing to go into hock for it, the Sony A900 looks like a gem.

This camera has resolution that is off the chart, and no matter what anyone says, 24.6MP is all you'll ever need. In fact, if I'm not mistaken I think that's about as much resolution as you get with an actual 35mm negative, even chromes.

Here's the report on what the Sony full frame A900 DSLR is all about.

Source:www.sony.com

Adorama Camera of New York City continues serving the photographic community not only by supplying merchandise, but by providing great, free, digital photographic tips.

With two successful series already under their belt, Adorama has recently started the third of their "100 Tips In 100 Days", and the first few tips have already proven very useful to me.

Here are the latest 100 Adorama digital photography tips.

Here's the link to the original Adorama 100 Digital Photography tips.

Here's the second edition of the Adorama 100 digital photography tips.

Take a camera with you whenever possible, and look around, you'll find a picture somewhere.

Source:www.adorama.com

This is one for you gadget and gizmo guys who enjoy being the first on the block with the coolest new toys.

The innovators at Sony have taken the digital photo frame to the next level with their Vaio branded, Wi-Fi enabled, remotely controlled, RSS displaying, music playing, USB equipped, wait a minute, is this a photo frame or a laptop?

You know what, this thing has so many features that you may as well get the skinny on the Sony Vaio Wi-Fi Digital Photo Frame from the press release, and the Sony website.

Take a camera with you whenever possible, and look around, you'll find a picture somewhere.

Source:www.slashgear.com

No matter what brand of digital camera is your favorite we always take notice when Nikon introduces a new or updated model.

Nikon's latest offering is the high end prosumer D90 Digital SLR and it is a camera worthy of serious consideration if you're in the market for such a toy.

This camera's specifications are nothing short of dazzling for a camera in its price range, and the only feature I could find a bit short is that the video mode's sound track is monaural, rather than stereo.

But that's just me because I'm also an audio buff, but truth be known, most people couldn't care less about that.

Here's a thorough preview of the Nikon Digital D90 SLR, and here's the Nikon website for additional information.

Source:www.dpreview.com