Hasselblad 50 Megapixel Camera
July 8, 2008
When 5 - 12 megapixels on a camera are not enough you might want to consider buying the new Hasselblad 50 megapixel camera. The H3DII-50 boasts the worlds largest sensor. The sensor it’s self measures 36×48mm and is built by Kodak. Read more
BenQs Worlds Slimmest 8-Mega Pixel Camera
May 30, 2008
The T850 is BenQ’s latest digital camera to hit the shelves. The camera has an 8 megapixel CCD and claims to be the worlds thinnest too. Read more
Rush Action Camera Project
May 14, 2008
I came across the Rush Action Camera today which is a project by a guy named Martin Ruegg. The Rush Camera is being designed to capture unlimited action for all kinds of sports. Various mounting brackets are being built which allow you to connect the waterproof/shock proof camera to many items such as a bike, snowboard, you even your own body. Read more
PhotoTrackr Pro - GPS Picture Tracking
May 8, 2008
When taking pictures, you often do not remember exactly where the picture was taken. Should you want to revisit that location, or find it on a map, you will probably find you have no chance of knowing. The PhotoTrackr Pro is a GPS device which tracks the exact longitude and latitude where the picture was taken. Read more
Sanyo Xacti CG9 Compact Video Camera
March 19, 2008
The Xacti CG9 is built by Sanyo and is their latest compact video camera. The camera is a little fatter then normal which was designed this way on purpose. Read more
Mini USB Digital Camera with no LCD
January 24, 2008
This concept mini digital camera tries to take photography back a few years, but bring it to now at the same time. It is a small USB flash drive with a camera built in and it just has 1 button. There is no LCD on the back and there is no view finder. The whole purpose of the camera is to just have you point, shoot and then have to wait till you are back at your PC to see the results which is just like the waiting time to get pictures developed.
It’s not the best idea I have come across, but I can see it as doing quite well should it become available. If the cameras are cheap enough (< $10) then they would make ideal little cameras to take around while out and about so you can snap away, but not worry about it getting damaged.
Via: LikeCool and YankoDesign
Photo Studio in a Box
January 8, 2008
If you are a bad photographer like me then any help you can get is great. This new device named the Photosimile 5000 is a 28″ cube which has a turntable built in and allows you to take more professional looking product shots. The device is controlled via USB by your PC and allows you to take quality pictures from 360 degree angles. The software controls all aspects from cropping to zooming and should help you snap some nice pictures.
Via: Everything USB
