A Closer Look at New Features in 2010's Digital Cameras

By PCWorld Videos, PCWorld Apr 23, 2010 6:00 PM

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As features such as face-recognition and image stabilization have become standard in many point-and-shoot and micro four-thirds cameras, manufacturers have been upping their game by adding new, cool features to grab your eye. Senior Editor Tim Moynihan takes a look at the in-camera instructions, miniaturization settings, panoramic features, and low-light HDR functions that star in the latest cameras of 2010. After you've watched the video, check out a slideshow showing more cool camera features.

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