Digital and analog cameras, video cameras, film making equipment, lenses and basically anything that captures or help to capture images.
there’s never a good time to buy a digital camera, isn’t it? just when we are still ogling over the world’s smallest DSLR camera, the Rebel SL1, Canon has out another new shutterbug’s toy, the EOS 70D DSLR camera. set to replace the EOS 60D, the 70D sports a newly-developed Dual Pixel CMOS AF technology
we may not change our digital cameras as frequently as we would with mobile phones, but that hasn’t stop camera makers from outing new shooters every now and then. joining the always on-going fray of digital cameras pouring into the market are this duo from Sony, the Cyber-Shot RX100 II and RX1R. the RX100 II, as
continuing its obsession with retro-style consumer imaging devices, the FUJIFILM X-M1 Compact System Camera gives you the power of DSLR without the bulk and heft, along with a styling that any self-respecting shutterbug would die for (well, maybe not that serious, but it is a pretty little thing, alright). sporting a 16.3MP
if you are not so woo by the phone-first, camera-later GALAXY S4 Zoom, then Samsung has another Android-based imaging treat for you: the Samsung GALAXY NX 3G/4G LTE Android Camera. billed as the world’s first interchangeable lens equipped with 3G/4G LTE radios, the GALAXY NX is compatible with the firm’s other NX
there are two options if you in the market for a retro-look camera. one, you could actually buy a really old camera or two, you could put down some handsome sum for one like the Leica X Vario Digital Camera, that gives you the aesthetic you craved for and all the goodness of modern imaging technology.
along with the delightful color customizable K-50, Pentax also announces the Pentax Q7 Interchangeable Lens Camera, which also features 120 color combinations which buyers can customize. of course, you could opt for the default plain jane look (which btw, is pretty cool too), but given the opportunity to color up both
up to this point, some avid shutterbugs are probably pretty tired of black offerings that come almost standard with DSLR. if you happen to be one of them, then you might want to check out the Pentax K-50 DSLR – a seriously full-featured Digital SLR that comes wrapped in your choice of colors. both the body and the grip are
no self-respecting photographers can call themselves a true photographer without knowing the principle behind photography. for that, you can scour through tons of scholarly books to learn it all, or you could have a little more fun in your learning process with the Lomography Konstrucktor 35mm DIY SLR Camera.
pinhole photography is perhaps the epitome of lo-fi photography, but most pinhole cameras that money can buy are either downright unsightly, or not as solidly built as one might have liked. however, that’s not the case with the ONDU Pinhole Cameras. each of this super analog camera is handcrafted from locally-sourced (in this case, it’s in Slovenia) chestnut and maple
while we may not understand why there’s a need to do time lapse video, we do know that the Brinno Instant HDR Time Lapse Camera (TLC200 Pro) is the device to get if high-quality time lapse is on the top of your list. it is true you can do time lapse with a variety of cameras, including your iPhone, but like we said, if you are
beyond its awesome retro look, this new flagship of the PEN series, the Olympus PEN E-P5 Mirrorless Interchangeable Lens Camera, is every bit of sophistication and style. boasting as the first mirrorless interchangeable lens camera to offer 1/8000 sec. high-speed shutter, it also features a 16.1MP Live