Steve looks at the world of digital photography from a few different angles. He starts with two options of digital cameras from Panasonic's Lumix series. The DMC-G1 DSLR for the serious photgrapher and the DMC-FX150, a point and shoot camera with a lot of options. He also shows you some options when it comes to organizing you photos better. Windows Photo Gallery is a free program that comes with every Windows PC and is where most people end up storing their photos, Steve shows you how to add tags to make searching and finding those photos a breeze and also how to publish and share your photos using Windows Live Photo Gallery. Steve also looks at Creative Memories Photo Manager, which a pay for management system that is great for scrapbookers.

Pentax *istDL

This is the show to convince all those photography pros and enthusiasts who need maximum control and quality that really, truly, the time has come to go digital. Steve shows us how a camera that is built for speed, Pentax’s *istDL, takes great shotswith lenses new or old. Adobe’s digital photography guru Colin Smith explains the difference between Camera RAW and JPEG file formats for your pics. And with the large-format Epson Stylus Photo R2400, you’ll be able to print photos on a range of media to last over 75 years.

Samsung Sports Cam

Couch potatoes need not apply: get in on the action with Samsung’s rugged SC-X105L, a 6-in-1 Sports Camcorder with external lens and impressive image stabilization. Also in this episode, Caroline introduces three Logitech webcams for video messaging: QuickCam for Notebooks Pro, QuickCam Fusion, and QuickCam Communicate STX.