Digital Cameras range in value from below $100 for low end point-and-shoot models to multiple thousands of dollars for high end units. Some professional level DSLR cameras can cost over $10,000 for the body alone, with the lenses being an additional expense. (Luckily, most cameras cost well under this mark. Even good DSLR cameras.)
Consider your personal needs when investing in a new camera and research thoroughly especially if considering a more expensive model. The last thing you want to do is but an expensive camera and then find 1) it either doesn't suit your needs or 2) A far less expensive alternative would have worked just as well.
Sites do occasionally change the address of review pages. (The review page should be fairly easy to find by starting on the site's home page if this occurs.)
Magazines
PC World/Tech Hive
CNet
PC Advisor (British)
Amateur Photography (British)
Popular Photography
PC Mag
Shutterbug
ePhotozine (British)
Digital Camera World (British)
What Digital Camera (British)
Digital SLR Photography
Outdoor Photographer
Digital Photo
Digital Photo Pro
CNet
British sites are noted as prices listed in reviews are in British pounds. The currency used for pricing is the only reason these sites are differentiated.
Blogs
Digital Photography Review (Site includes sample images taken with reviewed camera)
Camera Labs
Imaging Resource
SLR Gear (Lens Reviews)
Photography Review
Digital Photography School
Nikonians (Focused on Nikon cameras, but does cover other brands.)
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