ILCs

Panasonic has announced a refresh of its low-end ILC offering, revealing the new Panasonic DMC-GF6. While we don't know when the camera will be available, nor at what price, it seems Panasonic has put a lot into connectivity within this camera, giving it both Wi-Fi and NFC — the latter being a first-time-appearance in any camera we've seen.

In case you weren't aware, next week is the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. We're not expecting it to be a super busy show on the camera front with Photokina just a few months back, but there will be new cameras to be had. The first one out of the gate comes from Samsung in the form of the updated "smart" NX300.

The NEX-C3 has been around for a while and now Sony has readied the follow up in the NEX-F3. I actually got to do some shooting with a pre-production model. You can check out the images in the gallery to see how it fared. Keep reading for a rundown of the new features.

At CP+ in Japan, the Camera & Imaging Products Association gave a press conference on non-reflex cameras — what we at PopPhoto call ILCs: interchangeable-lens compacts. It's a market that's skyrocketed in the last few years, and now almost every major producer has their own. So how are these models doing in terms of sales?