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more about #zoomlens more comments → RainyDayInterns: OK...but we have been going "old school" with the bellows-n-lens to the DSLR route. It is a LOT cheaper, but definitely not as compact or as cool loo... more » Thats Dr Bear to You: "After mounting it to the back of your Nikon DSLR" (looks at picture of it mounted in the front) Ummmm Andrea, I'm no fancy pro photographer but, thin... more » -
#cellphonecameras
BlackBerry Bold, Storm No Longer Lack A Gratuitous Zoom Lens Attachment
Brando, never one to miss an opportunity to attach a thing to another unlikely thing, has expanded its mobile phone zoom lens line to include models for the BlackBerry Bold and Storm. More » -
#cameras
Nikon's Fabre Photo EX DSLR Stereoscopic Microscope Blows Things Up
This super crazy looking gadget is Nikon's new stereoscopic microscope that can be attached to your Nikon DSLR for some serious close-up photos. Don't have a DSLR? You can also attach this to some point-and-shoots. More » -
#teardowns
Canon Lens Completely Disassembled (Result: A Lot of Rings)
Zoom lenses are by no means a rarity, but it's not often that someone chooses to sacrifice one to the internet. FredMiranda forum member sbv20 found himself with a useless Canon 17-85mm lens after the aperture became stuck, so he did what any good gadget freak would: he tore it apart. He documented the process with a fantastic series of photos which demonstrate that even the boring lenses found dangling from necks at any tourist destination are obscenely complicated. More » -
#coffee
Zoom Lens Coffee Mug Helps Keep Photographers Caffeinated
It takes a lot for a coffee cup to impress me. Hell, if no cups were available I would probably have the barista pour coffee into my cupped hands. Still, it is hard not to be taken aback by the nerdy coolness of this zoom lens design. Unfortunately, the cup is only a concept at this point, and making one for yourself could prove to be an expensive little project. But I would be the first in line to buy one if someone produced a version at a reasonable price. [yok2008 via Coolbuzz via Shiny Shiny via Dvice]
