Tag Archive for 'cameras'
This little hunk of metal is supposedly some sort of pocketable tri-pod for your camera. It has the little screw thingy that screws into the base of your camera and it seems somewhat height adjustable, but if its as small as it looks, I don’t know how useful it is.
If you are one of the unsatisfied owners of Canon world’s fastest Ten megapixel that been though firmware after another then a sub-mirror fix that never worked; Don’t give up yet, Canon ain’t taking the cheap way out, there’s another one on its way according to latest report from robgalbraith.
This thing is a video camera to the same extent a decent cell phone with video camera capability is. The camera is VGA quality when doing video, and apparently has some sort of image stabilization for when its taking stills at a measly 3.1 megapixels.
I don’t condone driving while you’re sleepy, not one bit, and I’m not above calling someone to come and get me if I don’t think I’m fully alert and able to drive. I’ve seen too many people get hurt or killed due to car accidents and that’s why I love this idea from Toyota [...]
Sure, his intended purpose is to help lost or confused shoppers, but if this little creeper comes up behind me and asks if I need any help in a Johnny Number 5 voice, I’m going to need more help than directions can give. And if he does it in an Arnold Schwarzenegger voice, I’ll be [...]
I’m reminded of a flying fairy doll my little sister had as a child every time I look at the Flying Stick Cam. The idea behind is moderately cool but the design falls completely flat, in my opinion.
The first, and apparently the largest is the 800 millimeter lens with a f-stop of 5.6. Its not coming until May, but when it does, it will cost more than some new cars.
The newest in the FinePix line of cameras is the Z20fd. I have to say that they are one of the nicer looking cameras I’ve seen lately style-wise. Aside from looking good the Z20fd also packs some pretty useful features.
This camera straps on your wrist, and can take a hell of a beating from there. It will work for up to 30 meters under water and is also shock proof. It can take up to 3MP stills and can do 54 minutes of video (I’d guess in VGA resolution, maybe a little better).
I wonder at what point do point and shoots stop and DSLR’s start? The only reason I ask is because this and a few other cameras seem to be pushing those boundaries and causing for some serious overlap.
