New PowerShot S5 IS and SD850 IS Digital ELPH cameras This is just a small make over of old S3. Nothing so revolutionary.

Brijesh Patel documents Indian economy in photo project
RPS award winner Brijesh Patel documents environmental consequences of economic growth in India.

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Uranium Ore for $29.95 at Amazon Product DescriptionRadioactive sample of uranium ore. Useful for testing Geiger Counters. License exempt. Uranium ore sample sizes vary. Best of all see user submitted images!

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[PICTURES] Google Eau De Toilette for Men Google perfume helps men to rank with girls and also every SEO guy must have. First edition is in black box with black-hat, soon we can expect Google white-hat Hilarious.

Vacation’s over + new Sony external flash
I’m back from Alaska, and am ready to start reviewing cameras again!

Silicon-Power Touch 610 flash disk
Silicon-Power launches its new USB flash drive - Touch 610. Silicon-Power Touch 610 is a brand new idea of USB sticker which composed with retractable mechanism design and vivid colors. Unlike the others, the Touch 610 sliding pad can be easily pushed and retracted without a breach on the whole design which protects the connector from damage and eliminates the needs for cap. Touch 610 combines functionality with newfangled modeling including both eco-awareness and concept of aesthetics. It measures a mere 61 x 19.8 x 11.8 mm and weighs only 8.6g.

Nikon’s Small World Contest leads the way
The Pro-Imaging organisation today announced that the Annual Nikon Small World Photomicrography Competition, the oldest and most respected of its kind celebrating the world’s best photomicrographers, is now further distinguished by becoming one of the first contests to fully meet the Bill of Rights standards for photography contests as set out by Pro-Imaging.org. This announcement follows an agreement between Pro-Imaging and Nikon Instruments Inc. with regard to fair and respectful terms and conditions for photography contests.

Canon introduces entry-level Rebel XS and new flash
Canon took the wraps off their new Rebel XS digital SLR today. The XS, which replaces the Rebel XTi, is a stripped-down version of the Rebel XSi and will be Canon’s new entry-level D-SLR. The camera will officially be announced in the U.S. next month, so I’ll have pricing and availability at that time. For now, here are the specs:

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