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In this day and age, it is pretty easy to identify a security camera, as most of these come in either one of two form factors – a dome-shaped device, or one that looks like a cylinder. Well, a Japanese security company known as Japan Security System Co, Ltd. intends to make a splash by introducing a new design for their security camera which will target hotel lobbies as well as upmarket storefronts. This new design happens to come in the form factor of a motorcycle. Yes, it could not be too obvious than this, could it?

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Motorcycle Is Actually A Camera original content from Ubergizmo.

Olympus announced on Monday the release of the Tough TG-3 iHS point-and-shoot camera, a successor to the TG-2 from last year with some notable improvements including increased megapixels, built-in Wifi and remote control through your Android or iOS mobile device.

The Tough TG-3 comes with a 16 megapixel BSI CMOS image sensor, can handle drops from up to seven feet and being submerged in up to 50 feet of water. Adding to the the “tough”-ness, Olympus says it can also stand up to 220 foot pounds of pressure without cracking and will operate down to 14°F.

The latest Tough camera has a 3-inch rear LCD, and will come in black or red sometime in June for $349.99.

via TechShout

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You can more or less say that the quality and performance of smartphones cameras these days are decent enough if you happen to run a casual blog, and love sprinkling your stories with various shots of whatever you are writing about in that particular moment. It is certainly a far cry from the early integrated cameras in mobile phones, and there does not seem to be a desperate need for a dedicated point-and-shoot camera any more. Still, you might want to take things to the next level without picking up a system camera or a DSLR with the $299.95 Smartphone to Telephoto Camera Converter.

The Smartphone to Telephoto Camera Converter a lens-shaped digital camera which will be able to transform a smartphone into a sophisticated telephoto camera. One will be able to secure it in a jiffy thanks to the adjustable clamps that work their wonders on just about any iPhone or Android-powered device, where the device’s built-in photo sensor will synchronize sans wires with a phone in order to deliver professional-quality stills and videos, all without requiring you to lug around a separate camera. Its motorized telephoto lens has a 10X optical zoom that allows it to capture close-ups from a distance, and its 18MP resolution would let you capture fine details without blur thanks to optical image stabilization and subject-tracking auto-focus.
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