Yes it is funny looking, but if you can get past that, you can get up to 8x zoom for your iPhone. The lens mounts to the phone via a special iPhone case. You get the whole setup, including a miniature tripod for $35. Not a bad deal. View the sample shots by following the link below.
As you may have noticed, we now have an Amazon Store. How does it work? Simple. Whenever you purchase an item through our Amazon store, we receive a small commission (generally 4-6%) at NO EXTRA COST to you, the buyer. In other words, anything you purchase through us will be EXACTLY the same prize on Amazon.com. The only difference is that we receive a referral fee. And since all purchases are made through Amazon and/or their partners, you can be sure your purchase will be safe and secure.
Today Canon was busy making a number of announcements. They announced a new super telephoto lens, 2 new APS-C format entry level DSLR’s, 2 additions to the Speedlite family, as well as a production milestone. Links after the jump.
Sony has announced it will be releasing a clip on LCD monitor to allow users to better view HD video. The head swivels so it can be viewed from many different angles, and it features an accurate focus confirmation system. It should be available in March. More details after the jump.
Now here’s a great invention: A mount for your camera that rotates automatically so that you are always within the frame. All you have to do is carry a small remote on your person, and the mount will always know where you are. As of right now, it is just a concept and they are trying to raise $20,000 on Indie Go Go. Watch the video to better understand what it is all about.
Lexar Media has announced that it will be producing 64GB and 128 GB memory cards, to be available early 2011. This is quite the jump in size, considering I still use cards between 2 and 8 GB’s. It won’t be long before we see a card capable of holding 1 Terabyte. The suggested prices are $399.99 and $699.99, respectively.
If you are serious about keeping your camera gear in good working order, or if you travel a lot, then the BETA Shell may be of interest to you. These hollow containers have foam padding to protect your lenses, are waterproof, impact resistant and provide heat protection. They are easy to open and close and can be used for everyday use as well. Watch the videos on their site to see how much force these containers can withstand.
Here is a creative way to store your money. A piggy bank in the shape of a Canon DSLR. Ok, so it’s not actually a pig, but the term “Piggy Bank” has become synonymous with a device that stores money.
Why stitch photos together, when you can shoot a complete 360 panoramic in one exposure? Pull the cord on the Lomography Spinner 360 and the camera will spin around it’s axis, exposing the film and creating a panoramic 4 times longer than a regular landscape photo.
If you love taking self portraits with your camera, or cellphone, and have a hard time framing your photos properly, then this might be the gadget for you. This small reflective mirror sticks on to your camera, and allows you to see approximately what your camera sees, therefore eliminating bad compositions.
You might recall our post a few weeks ago about “The Glif” iPhone tripod mount which was a smashing success on Kickstarter.com. For all those who missed out, they are now taking orders on their brand new site. They cost $20 USD each. The website link is after the break.
Now you can control the Bokeh in your photographs, using this handy Bokeh Kit. The kit includes 21 pre-cut templates, as well 8 blank templates that you can customize yourself. Fits most DSLR’s and comes with a carrying pouch.
Check out these neat camera lens bracelets!
“The Glif” is a tripod mount/stand for your iPhone 4. Thanks to Kickstarter.com (a crowdfunding site), this product generated $137,417 in support/pre-orders. PhotoWeeklyOnline is proud to say that we backed this project with a pledge, and will be giving away a Glif as soon as it has been sent to us. More details and photos after the jump.
It is now easier than ever to take pinhole photographs thanks to this pre-fabricated cap available at photojojo store.
Have you ever wanted to make your own custom camera strap? Well now you can. Pick from the variety of styles available, or create your own design!
