After a very successful round of crowd-funding earlier this spring, the Luxi light meter—created by Extrasensory Devices—is ready for users. A small diffusion dome that fits securely over the…
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As filmmaking becomes more accessible, the need for equally accessible and mobile professional quality equipment is evident. While there are shooting systems available, few seem as comprehensive and innovative as the Rhino Rig, a modular system…
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Almost impossible to spy as a camera, the Twitch cam doubles as an attractive wearable pendant for easy access. In contrast to today’s complex personal cameras, Twitch has straightforward functionality. Simple lift up and the built-in accelerometer activates the “on” function. Twist the front to focus, and snap away! Lift it up again to turn it off. Crafted from European beech and polished aluminum, it’s a clever way to compliment your wardrobe and ensure you never miss a moment!
Designer: Jess Hunt
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News: a camera that allows users to focus photographs after they’ve been taken has launched in the UK.
The Lytro camera uses “plenoptic” or “light-field” technology to record light at every point in a scene, rather than at a particular focal point, as with a traditional camera. The user can then select a focal point to create a sharp image later.
“It’s the first consumer camera that records the entire light field – all the rays of light traveling in every direction through a scene – instead of a flat 2D image,” explains the company’s website.
The cuboid-shaped camera has only two buttons – for the power and the shutter. The square touchscreen is used to view and focus images.
Move and click your mouse over the image below to see how the zooming and focussing technology works:
“With light field technology there is a huge opportunity for creativity in photography that hasn’t been possible in the past,” said Jason Rosenthal, CEO of Lytro. “We’re looking forward to seeing living pictures from our UK customers,” he added.
Consumers can pre-order and buy the camera from UK retail stores starting from 22 July 2013. The camera was first launched in the USA in February 2012.
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For those who like to push themselves to the limits, there is no greater moment of glory when they reach the summit, catch that spectacular wave or climb the extremely difficult rock face. Extreme sports thrill but capturing the action from the doer’s perspective gets easier with the Lobster-x Wearable Camera for Extreme Sports. The design features a rolling band in camera construction, which the user can fasten on any part of their body such as head, arm or ankle. Flexible hinges let you feel comfortable wearing it.
Designer: Soohun Jung
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An identifiable aesthetic and high level of simple sophistication mark the ever-evolving graphic design work of Liverpool-born artist Adrian Johnson. But having become increasingly disenfranchised with commercial illustration work after…
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Amidst many iWatch and iPhone 5S / iPhone 6 rumors, we have here the iCamera Concept. A total figment of creative imagination that sparks a debate amongst Apple Fanboys and girls! Straightforward and intuitive, I like what I see and think of it as a well inspired idea. What do you think?
Designer: Tomas Moyano
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Thanks to Instagram, in 2013 everybody is a food photographer. The plethora of filters the social app provides has undoubtedly contributed to making culinary still lifes more visually intriguing, but it’s done little to heighten the medium of photography itself. Nikon aims to…
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CMY(si-mee) is a very intuitive camera with simple functions. Pulling it out of its protective case means turning it on; pushing it back in – yes, turning it off! If you need to zoom, then simply twist the crank on the side. Rotating it outward means zooming out, while inward means zooming in. The only button on this camera is the shutter, just push it down to take a picture or swivel to a desired duration, like a kitchen timer, to take a self-timed photo. Remind us of the Polaroid days, the camera comes with a self-printer.
You can instantly print out pictures on a paper roll with a half-dot process. Tear off the printed-paper like a bill from the receipt printer, or keep it like a photo strip from photo booth! Very kawaii!
Designer: Yanika Tinaphongs
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How about a camera that splits into two and allows you to take a picture of your subject and yourself! The DUO is just this concept and I think it’s pretty clever. It features a separable camera with synchronized triggers so that you get to take the perfect picture. Essentially the photographer is the subject too!
Designer: Chin-Wei Liao
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