CES 2012

Fujifilm's X-Pro1 has been generating a buzz ever since it was announced at CES 2 days ago, and rightfully so. Armed with the questions you submitted to us via Facebook and Twitter, we meet with Fujifilm's head marketing director for the X-Pro1, Kayce Baker, and got some answers about this intriguing new ILC.

We got the chance to spend some time playing around with Canon's newest creation, the G1 X compact camera, on the CES show floor last night. Thanks to a new High-Sensitivity CMOS sensor that measures 18.7 x 14mm -- slightly smaller than APS-C but slightly larger than a Micro Four Thirds Sensor -- the G1 X offers a great deal of photographic fire power, in a compact, yet rugged package.

Olympus has a long history of making tough compact cameras, able to handle varying degrees of cold, drops, and depths so that your camera doesn't get destroyed while being dragged up a glacier, or wherever else you decide to head on vacation. We previously put the Olympus TG-810 through its paces as part of our rugged tests, and were impressed by how robust (if heavy) it was. How will the new TG-320 live up to its predecessors?

Adobe is using the big CES show this year to show off the newest version of their RAW workflow software, Lightroom. Many of you are no doubt already very familiar with the software, so you'll be glad to know that you can download the beta for yourself right now and try it for yourself.