meet the Nikon D800 a 36 megapixel HD-SLR. for professional photographers who require end results of the highest quality. w| the 36.3 mp's you get true 1080p HD cinematic quality video. below view a promo video titled "Joy Ride" shot by Sandro using a D800
Flickr user Jason Hull has been converting plastic film cameras from the 50's & 60's into wonderful nightlights.
Polaroid Z340 Instant Digital Camera. Sporting a body that's immediately identifiable as a 'roid, the Z340 mixes a 14 megapixel sensor and 2.7-inch LCD with a built-in Zink printer, allowing it to spit out 3"x4", full-color prints in no-time, without the hassle of ink cartridges, and with the ability to print 25 photos per charge. Take that, silly Polaroid-mimicking apps. Uncrate
Tyler Card made a wearable and fully functional camera costume for Halloween 2011.
"It's a fully functional, complete with an LCD display, built in flash, shutter release button/wireless remote control. It is also capable of triggering my Alienbees strobe lights with a Paul C. Buff Cyber Commander, and winning any costume contest with the push of a button. " LikeCool
Polaroid have teamed up with renowned talent Lady Gaga recently and the two have worked together on the GL30. The digital camera, a product that in Polaroid fashion allows you to print the photos you have just captured. In addition the GL30 features a small screen to allow users to navigate through the images taken and this makes for a welcome release for the fans of Polaroid.
Thanks to Fast Company for the info.
While pocket cams video quality has improved incrementally from "good enough" to really actually pretty damn good, audio quality has largely been ignored. The new Zoom Q3HD combines 1080p, 30fps video with stereo mics for the full pocket cam package.
Zoom is known for their audio recorders, and the Q3HD is a nicer-looking refresh of their Q3 pocket cam. It shoots 1080p video in 30fps or 720p in 30fps or 60fps, has an HDMI port, and runs on two AA batteries
But what sets it apart are its built-in stereo condenser mics, capturing 24-bit/96kHz audio that can hold up even if you're at a concert hoisting the thing above a mosh pit. Audio meters let you check your levels while you're recording, and gain can be switched between high and low settings or left on auto. The Q3HD will be available this fall for $299. [Zoom]
It's hard for Nikon to fight Canon on video, so they're fighting with what they know: photography. Nikon's new D7000 packs a 16.3-megapixel sensor, 39-point autofocus, dual card slots and ISO up to 25,600 in a $1200 camera. Hot.
A successor to the D90, the D7000 has a new 16.2-megapixel sensor, which Nikon says has "low-light ability never before seen in an DX-format (APS-C) camera." Bold words. But they back it up with a normal ISO range of 100-6400, expandable to ISO 25,600. And, given the lower pixel count than the 18-megapixel 60D (which reuses the same sensor from Canon's lower end T2i), it seems reasonable to assume that D7000'll win out in low-light situations.
