Kaitlyn Chantry

Samsung decided that CES would be just the beginning for its 2011 digital camera lineup, with this morning's announcement of five more point-and-shoot cameras: the ST6500, ST95, ST90, ST65, and ST30.

At today's CES press conference, Panasonic unleashed the latest in its ultra-slim Lumix cameras: the DMC-FP7, DMC-FP5, DMC-S3, and DMC-S1. These four new cameras give users a number of choices in ease-of-use, stylish design, and compact size.

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Though most of Casio's 2011 CES announcements are unspectacular, the company is rolling the dice with one risky new design innovation: the new Tryx digital camera.

In one of several CES announcements from the company, Fujifilm unveiled three exciting new high-end FinePix cameras that offer photo quality and SLR-like manual controls—without an SLR-like price.

Olympus topped off its CES announcements with the introduction of the E-PL2, the latest in the company's Micro-Four-Thirds PEN series.

Canon took advantage of the CP+ photo trade show in Yokohama, Japan to announce six new digital cameras. The Rebel T3i is joined by the T3, SX230 HS, 500 HS, 300 HS, and 100 HS.