Jan 25
Can you remember what you were doing last week? How about last month, or a year ago? Life-loggers like Narrative’s Clip promise to make that possible, a wearable camera snapping … Continue reading
Jan 24
Following Hasselblad’s announcement yesterday, Phase One has launched its own 50-megapixel CMOS medium-format digital camera. Both claim the title of world’s first, but Phase One beat Hasselblad to the punch, … Continue reading
Jan 24
GoPro HERO3+ Black Edition/Music Records Jam Sessions from the Band’s Perspective
Posted in: Today's ChiliGoPro makes some of the most popular cameras out there for recording action sports. Typically when we see video made with one of these cameras it is on YouTube and often has people doing things that are dangerous. GoPro has announced a new camera kit that has specialized mounts for people that want to record their jam session in the garage or on the stage.
The camera is called the GoPro HERO3+ Black Edition/Music and it comes with several mounts designed specifically for use on the stage. The mounts include one that allows the camera to fit on a mic stand with US or European mounts. The camera also comes with adhesive mounts for attaching directly to musical instruments.
What might be the most interesting mount looks like a clamp you might use in the workshop. It is designed to clamp onto just about any surface and securely hold the camera in place. It can also be used with other mounts in tandem for more flexibility. The Music camera kit will hit stores this spring for $399.99(USD).
Jan 24
There are some gadgets out there that are really worth taking a second look, or a third even, sometimes. The £399.99 Lytro Light Field Camera would definitely be one of them, where you would never be able to lose focus of your subject whenever you want to capture something for posterity. Arriving in four different shades, Electric Blue, Graphite, Moxie Pink and Seaglass Green, the Lytro Light Field Camera would allow you to actually refocus pictures right after you have snapped them – now how about that?
Not only that, with this particular device, you are also able to shift the perspective, where it will provide you with the equivalent experience as though you are in an extremely short 3D movie. With the ability to create tactile living images that tell a story, the Lytro Light Field Camera would certainly ensure that you would no longer look at regular still photos with the same sense of wonder anymore, since those would be static and extremely boring. Instagram who? Just how does the Lytro Light Field Camera deliver its magic? It will record the entire light field instead of just a 2D image, and since there is no need for autofocus, this does away with shutter delays, letting you capture that shot on the spot.
Arriving in an anodized aluminium housing, the Lytro Light Field Camera is strong yet incredibly lightweight, while its textured silicon grip allows you to shoot with one or hand effortlessly, although we will not hold you guilty for using both hands.
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Jan 23
Just a few days ago, Fujifilm teased what seems to be a new X-mount lens camera coming end of the month. Now we’re seeing two new images and hearing more … Continue reading
Jan 23
There’s an update for the app called Cinemagraph out there this week that allows the user to export the media created by the app through the camera of the mobile … Continue reading
Jan 23
GoPro has unveiled a new camera and mount package aimed specifically at musicians. The new package is called the GoPro HERO3+ Black Edition/Music. This is a version of the camera … Continue reading
Jan 22
Yesterday, Hasselblad announced plans to launch the first-ever camera with a medium format CMOS sensor. With the camera will come a generous 50-megapixels, though no other specifications for the new … Continue reading
Jan 21
Fujifilm has begun to tease a new X-mount digital camera that will launch at the end of this month. The exact name of the camera is unknown, but what we do know is that it will be an interchangeable lens camera using Fuji’s popular X-mount. No specs are offered in the teaser shot. The official launch of the camera is January 28.
What we can see is that the camera has three knobs for manually controlling the camera. The camera gets an ISO dial to complement the other controls carried over for the X-Pro1. Rumors suggest that the camera will have a large EVF sensor. According to rumors, it will also have an APS-C X-Trans sensor II rated at 16MP.
The camera is tipped to store images to a UHS-II SD card and shoot images at 8 fps bursts. Other rumored specs include a tilting screen, additional battery grip, fast AF, and more. No price details have surfaced as of yet, but we only need to wait a week to find out the full details.
[via NDTV]
Jan 21
Veho Muvi K-series action cameras arrive in February with 1080p and waterproof case
Posted in: Today's ChiliThe world of digital photography has a rugged outdoor subset, the action camera. In that photography niche resides many different models from a variety of makers both well-known and otherwise, … Continue reading
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