Sony’s ODO Twirl n’ Take Camera

Sony released the newest gadget in their Odo line of green products - the Twirl n’ Take camera - a digital camera that is powered by kinetic energy! Roll the head for 15 seconds in order to generate enough energy to take a picture.

We have no idea if this actually works worth a damn, but the camera looks so freaky that it deserves some attention.001

So hail and huzzah to the 120 Tri-lens Stereo Camera from China’s 3D World.

As the name implies, the medium-format film camera has not one, not two, but three lenses, each positioned at a specific offset from the others.

The transparent wallpaper for your macbook, not just photoshopped or green screened.Here’s the tutorial he used: transparent tft screen

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f you?re a keen photographer and about to head off on the travel adventure of a lifetime, why not leave that heavy, awkward tripod behind! Travel light with the ingenious Camera Stabilising Bag (CBS) ? the new ?must have? accessory in the photographic world!

The CSB gives you all the benefits of a regular tripod without the size and weight! Capture a stunning sunset, perfect that personal portrait or sharpen those night shots with this amazingly lightweight piece of camera kit. With lens support like this, you?ll have a safe platform for even the longest zoom lens but without the worry of your camera slipping or moving like you might expect with some of the more lightweight tripods.

great collection of water splesh arts. Some of them are really fantastic and so worth to see. We never realise that sometimes, the beauty is just in front of us. I mean, we might see it in our cup of coffee?.!!!

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Due to a flapping-mechanism the “FLAPcam” provides many features of existing cameras in a completly new way and even adds new ones. If it’s folded up, the lens, diplay and buttons are protected against dirt and scratches. Depending on how much the camera is flipped open the user can either make photos of himself or take photos from above (e.g. at live concerts). The innovative way of use of the FLAPcam is supported by an unusual visual language that encourages the user to interact with the camera in a playful way.