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Noobs-R-Us: Meh...I can do that with my Panasonic GF-1. more »
redman042: Stunning!! more »
nachobel: Wow. Wow. I am so glad I did not buy a cheap-ish (around $700) movie camera 3 years ago. I can wait another year or so and upgrade my DSLR and get ... more »
StormPooper: Mehh.... At least it's more interesting than shots of grass and horses like his last one. more »
Emulsifide: One word.....YEEEEAAAAAAHHH!!! Oddly enough, the link from Nikon's press release is slightly misleading. For years (2001-2007), NASA was using Kodak ... more »
Sandeep Murali: D3S, rather. more »
NewbiusMaximus: If Samsung collaborated with Pentax and used Pentax "K" mount lenses, then there wouldn't be (as much of) a problem. In fact, Pentax is probably the ... more »
Sandeep Murali: DSLRs like the Nikon D3000 and the Canon 1000D are already pint sized. And they work with dozens of lenses from the respective manufacturers' catalog... more »
lpranal: I do not understand you, Sam-I-Am. I realize you have a vested interest in getting people to buy lenses from you. fine. So make some lenses that ar... more »
J2M3: ah jeeze... sigma just cried a little. more »
RainyDayInterns: DOA more »
Deckard: It looks like a pre-production prototype. more »
Purple Dave: My guess was a DIY lenticular camera rig, but I guess they'd all need to be focused on a single point instead of being aimed parellel to each other. more »
Jrsy Devil's Advocate®: $1,110 dollars?? No offense but it looks like it was made for about 3 bucks out of an old disposable camera housing. And the blue accents don't just... more »
Thee Sea: $1,100 gets me 648x480 video and digital zoom? Excuse me if I don't claw at my pants in a desperate bid to get my wallet out. Why is digital zoom eve... more »
Bokusatsu_Tenshi: Would be interesting if this had a software... like on javascript of flash that enabled you to mess with the different perspectives. If I understood ... more »
syko21: After reading the link I've still got no idea how that thing works. Can you guys do a follow up article? more »
OCEntertainment: "In an official Tweet (ugh)" My favorite part of this article.^ more »
Odin: That Acer laptop would be more likely to have a "Go Taiwan!" sticker on it instead. more »
Mikestan: Is it me or does this make you feel like Apple is making fun of 3G owners and 1st gen users? "Your able to record but we're not officially giving it ... more »

#cleveruses

Get Your Camera Returned with a Great Photo Message
Want a better shot at getting a lost digital camera back? If your finder has any heart at all, a multi-frame photo message will give both motivation and instructions. Check out Andrew McDonald's smirk-inducing series as an example.
#cameras

Mind Blowing Video of the Canon 1D Mark IV
We already saw some stunning night video of the Canon 1D Mark IV, but it's nothing, nothing I tell you, compared to this mind blowing movie of a cold winter day in Prague. You won't believe some of the shots. More »
#concept

Fleximus Camera Concept Values Simplicity and Bendability
Art Lebedev is known for designing products that serve as elegant solutions for complex problems. If your problem is, "I can't figure out how to use this damn camera," his Fleximus concept is the solution for you. More »
#cameras

NASA's Space Camera of Choice: The Nikon D3s DSLR
Space: The final frontier—for Nikon, anyway. The camera company's relationship with NASA has just got steamier, as they're supplying 11 D3s DSLRs and seven AF-S NIKKOR 14-24mm f/2.8G ED lenses for their space photography. More »
#unconfirmed

Samsung NX-10 Hybrid Camera: 'Cause the World Needed Another Camera Format
Samsung is the new Sony: Constantly pumping out new formats the world doesn't need, like their Hybrid NX cameras seen at PMA, apparently finalized in the NX 10 here. Here's the problem with it: More »
#digitalcameras

Ricoh and Stussy Remind Us Of Their Existence, With This Limited Edition Camera
As my first digital camera was a Ricoh, I have a very soft spot for them. This limited edition version of the GR Digital III looks amazing with its blue accents, and whaddya know, clothes-house Stussy helped design it. More »
#imagecache

What Is This?
When I first saw this picture, I thought that the guy had gotten frustrated with some kind of weird do-it-yourself exercise equipment and was about to toss it into the woods. I was only right about the DIY part. More »
#remainders

Remainders - The Good, Bad and Ugly Things We Didn't Post (and Why)
Abandon all hope, ye who enter Remainders. Today, we've got: Windows 7 needs less tech support than anyone expected, Acer's Olympic-themed laptop, Sprint's Android phones skipping Android 2.0, and a leaked Panasonic (non-Micro) Four Thirds camera. More »
#iphoneapps

An Apple-Approved Crappy Video Recording App for Pokey Old iPhones
What's this? Apple approved a video recording app for the iPhone 3G and iPhone OldGee? Like, for the App Store? Yeah, it's called iVideoCamera and it's 99 cents. It's pretty crappy. Okay, really crappy. More »
#cameras

Canon DSLR Suffers 3,000-Foot Fall, Camera and Lens Still Work
A photographer strapped a Canon Rebel XT to his helmet while skydiving, but instead of capturing some great airborne shots, it fell off his helmet and plummeted 3,000 feet to the ground. Unbelievably, it survived. More »
#cameras

Samsung ST5500 Point-and-Shoot Shows Off Wi-Fi and Nice Specs in FCC Appearance
Samsung's new camera showed up on the FCC website the other day, and the specs look pretty good so far: 14.2 megapixels, a 3.5-inch screen, and the ability to send photos via email and post online via Wi-Fi. More »
#infrared

No Point Hiding Your Tattoos Now Crims, as Scientists Can See Right Through Them
And you thought turning your "terrorism 4 eva" tattoo into "terrariums 4 eva" would stop you getting caught. Scientists are working on a new infrared camera that can detect adapted tattoos, which will help recognize crafty criminals. More »
#imagecache

Canon 5D Time Lapse Video Is Perfect Viewing Material for Lazy Sunday Afternoons
This time lapse video out of Japan (Mt. Fuji, Iwate Prefecture, et al) enhances my calm while upholding my personal belief that HD video on DSLRs is one of the best things to happen to cameras in recent history. More »
#bestof2009

Most Popular Photography Hacks of 2009
Whether making your own lens hood to create custom bokeh, breathing like a sniper to get a blur-free photo, or angling your body to look the best in pictures, we shared some great photography hacks this year. More »
#digitalcameras

LumaLoop: Wear (and Shoot) Your Camera Like an Assault Rifle
I never thought I'd call a camera strap innovative, but LumaLoop takes the idea of a camera sling and carries it a few steps further, into a totally customizable setup that makes your camera super accessible. More »
#cameras

The Best Point and Shoot Cameras for Every Purpose
Mark Goldstein is the Editor of Photography Blog. And he's been so kind as provide us with his favorite point and shoot picks in every key category. More »
#gizexplains

Giz Explains: What Everyone Should Know About Cameras
Talking to a camera nerd—or even reading about new cameras—can feel like translating from a different language. But it doesn't need to! Here, in this here post, is everything you need to know about cameras, without the noise. More »
#digitalcameras

How Big Is the Titanic Nikon D3s?
This big. It ate my head. The real shame is that it can't take photos of itself. [Nikon D3s @ Giz]
#cameras

The Touchscreen DSLR Is Finally Upon Us
So, this finally happened: Canon, or possibly a four-year-old with a mild passion for drawing, has filed for a patent on a touchscreen DSLR, which transfers common controls to the camera's LCD screen. The button genocide is real, people. More »
#iphone

iPhone Fitted With SLR Lens (It Was Bound to Happen)
We've seen plenty of those tiny lens add-on kits for cellphones, but never before have we seen the equal of the Phone-O-Scope: 18-55mm glass attached to the iPhone. And it's no wonder, because the process was anything but simple. More »