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Lumix LX3 belongs to high end compact camera family. Physically it looks like its predecessor LX2. Deep beyond the exterior, there are major enhancement on key areas such as lens and sensor. The optically stabilized lens significantly sets LX3 apart, and the low-light performance and depth of field control feature that normally are present on SLR, can be found here. Hit the store next month at suggested price of $499. [DigitalCameraReview]

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Another sequel this year, FX37 is the successor of FX35. The new model comes with improved intelligent auto mode able to track moving object once it has been locked on. It uses 25mm equivalent ultra wide angle Leica Lens, which captures almost double the viewing space at the same shooting distance compared to regular 35mm cameras. Available in black, silver and brown. Selling in September at $349.95. [DigitalCameraReview]

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FX150 has top resolution among its point-and-shoot class competitors at 14.7 Megapixels, tying only to recently released Samsung TL34H. New feature to this camera is image leveling function that allows correction of shots that are slightly skewed to one side. It is also one of limited numbers of camera that able to shoot HD video at 1280×720 resolution. Priced at $399, will be available for purchase in august 2008. [DigitalCameraReview]

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LUMIX FZ28 extends the functionality of its predecessor FZ18 with wider than before field of coverage and additional useful features. One cool feature allows you to lock focus on particular object and track it as it moves. It rapid shoots at 2.5 FPS or at faster pace 13 FPS for slower resolution. FZ28 is designed around 10.1 Megapixels CCD sensor with 18x Ultra Zoom Leica Lens. It is expected to hit retail next month at $399. [DigitalCameraReview]

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D60 is made for novice users. You will get great images and speed with this entry level DSLR. Its stop-action animation feature is very fun to use, even kids can play it. The noise reduction and dynamic range features are genuinely working to fix some lighting issues. It also adds anti dust system to a long line of functionality. More reviews at DigitalCameraTracker

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