Here is a cool gadget found in ebaY. Its a pancake lens kit from SKINK HOLE to convert your Panasonic GF1 into a pinhole camera.
Showing posts with label gadgets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gadgets. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Canon vs Nikon torture test
Here is a video putting a Nikon D70 and Canon 400D to a durability test which includes stabbing, bumping and torching the camera. Its amazing to see what an entry level DSLR can go through and still remain functional.
Friday, August 20, 2010
New Nikon D3100
Nikon has finally graduated from 720P video and has brought forth a new camera today that will record in 1080P. What’s really interesting is that they did it in the new D3100. I’m not sure if this is going to be replacing the D3000, which is their lowest cost consumer DSLR, but the price-point says no. Some other notable upgrades to the camera are the sensor size, ISO range, and wireless flash control. So here’s the in-depth scoop.
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Boost your smart phone photography
Here is a cool gadget for your smart phones. It is a magnetic lens that you attach to any camera phone. you just have to first attach a metal ring around the lens of your phone. It comes in wide angle/macro and everyone's favorite, the fisheye. You can score these from
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Wireless SD card?????
Toshiba Announces 8GB SD Card with Wi-Fi: Supports Card to Card Transfer & More
Toshiba and Trek Establish Forum to Promote SD Cards Embedding Wireless Communication Functions
In recent years, as digital cameras have achieved huge rates of market penetration, the need for quick and easy way to share photographs has grown. The new card offers an innovative solution that brings new capabilities to the already very popular SDHC format.
The card is designed to bring Wi-Fi functionality to digital still cameras that have an SDHC slot. Once in a camera, a card can recognize and communicate with the same type of card in another camera (on a one-to-one basis), and users can exchange photographs quickly and easily. It also allows users to upload and download photographs to and from a server without any need for a cable connection or transfers of the memory card.
The new card is compliant with the SD memory card standard, supports IEEE 802.11b/g and has an 8-gigabyte capacity. It can transfer both JPEG and RAW images, the two most widely used digital formats.
Toshiba and Trek will invite the participation of digital camera manufacturers and other interested parties in promoting the card, and in exchanges of technical information toward establishing standard specifications and expanding the use of the card.
Toshiba is a market leader in the development and manufacture of NAND flash memory, which is indispensable for today's personal digital devices. The company seeks to enhance and expand its memory business by proposing new applications for NAND flash memories.
Features of SD card embedding wireless communication functions
- The ability to send and receive image data among digital still cameras equipped with an SDHC slot and the card.
- Upload and downloads of digital photographs between a digital still camera equipped with an SDHC slot and the card, and in a Wi-Fi environment, and a server.
- User management of image transmission and reception minimizes power consumption compared with current solution.
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Bring out the spy in you!
If you hate taking photos of conscious subjects then this is just the thing for you. Its called the spy lens. It makes you capture your subjects in their most candid moment, thanks to its truly unique design (see photo). The price is around 90usd for the kit and all the adapters to make sure it fits your lens. And by the way, that gadgets make a 360-degree rotation so that you can shoot in any direction you want
Sharp photos all the time
Too lazy to carry a heavy tripod? Then this is the tripod for you.... For only 10USD you get to take sharp and crisp photos. Just search forSamigon Bottle-Top Pod
Canon 70-200mm L series lens mug
What you're seeing is just a mug. If you cant get hold of one, just put a hole on the real one. haha
Friday, June 18, 2010
If I were the King of Saudi...
I would buy this 50MP Hasselblad worth 34,000 pounds. This cam can shoot four shots in a row, moving the sensor by one pixel between each shot to record full RGB values at each position.
Then I will edit my photos using this 650,000 pound macbook pro. Oooops, not to forget this 12,500 pound diamond studded mouse
Acadalus CPS-H1 self-leveling camera head
For many photographers leveling the tripod to get a straight horizon is quite an effort but sweat no more if you have this gadget. For more info click http://www.acadalus.com/products/CPS-h1.html
Wait! before you click the site, know that this gadget costs 5000.00USD
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