HDR photography, like Apple just added to the iPhone with its latest iOS update, combines multiple shots taken at different exposures to create an image that more closely resembles what we see with our eyes. But that's never been done with video, until now. And the results are absolutely spectacular.
The entire entertainment industry sees 3D as the next big thing, but one issue holding it back is it's difficult to produce. Typically, you need to shoot footage with two different cameras (or at least two different lenses) simultaneously. Even with today's sophisticated systems, that's a tall order. But is there a way to get good 3D material from a single lens? One Canadian company says yes.
DSLR cameras are pretty bulky devices, what with their detachable lenses and serious image sensors. But not this one, the Mini Model Camera. It's just 1/6th the size of your standard DSLR. It even comes with a set of detachable lenses!
Last year, Fujifilm broke new ground with its FinePix W1, which had everything you needed to capture 3D video in a point-and-shoot camera. The follow-up model, the just-announced FinePix W3, upgrades the experience to HD, while also providing an easy way to watch your 3D flicks on a big screen.
The Inon X1 is a pretty awesome-looking aluminum alloy housing for a Panasonic Lumix GF1, allowing to sink to depths of up to 250 feet to capture whatever sea life you find down there.
If you're a gamer addicted to Modern Warfare 2, I don't have to tell you what this is. For the uninitiated, it's a red dot sight, a gun attachment that makes it a whole lot easier to aim down the...
Sony is set to release a set of new digital cameras that blur the line between bulky DSLRs and pocketable point-and-shoot cameras. The NEX-5 and NEX-3 cameras both sport super-slim bodies, slimmer than many point-and-shoots. But they also hide high-end...
This is the Acadalus CPS-H1 camera head, and it's here to help. Help you level out your shot, to be exact: the tripod head features an inclinometer just like a flight simulator that will automatically level out your camera. There's...
This here is the Polaroid 300. It should be one of the most exciting things to happen to casual photography for a while. It's not, for three awful, terrible, why-would-you-do-that reasons. First up? The camera is $90. Okay, okay, I...