TAO announced the new keychain digital camera.The 1.4″ digital picture keychain is bigger, brighter, and clearer than before.

With this model, TAO shows that they are in top and they meet the expectation by offering Macintosh support for past and current models.

This keychain camera holds up to 56 photos and it gives you the possibility to transfer them directly from your PC or laptop and share them with your friends, by using TAO’s software .It also has a slideshow mode which lets you see the pictures after you took them! [Read more…]

Yes,it’s true! No more photoshop effects,you can do it with these Split Camera!

You can take two pictures and then try to morphs together.The result will be fantastic: your body with a womans skirt, or a guy with his legs on reverse mode.

Split Camera uses an old-school 35mm film and doesn’t have flash that’s why the price is so small,
$14 only. [Read more…]

Ever since we published our review of the Polaroid i1032 - the camera has been surprisingly difficult to buy - so much so that it seems like nobody sells it anymore!

However, due to the camera being released under a number of different brands and model names, it has re-appeared, this time even cheaper. The Advent MP-10 is available for under £110 (£120 in store) from PC World.

The i1032 is a budget 10 megapixel digital camera with a 3x optical zoom lens and a 2.4″ screen - it’s also known as the Praktica Luxmedia 10-X3 (also seen in Gold), BenQ C1000, Rollei da1325 Prego, Advent MP10 to name a few. [Read more…]

The new VistaPix IS70 Digital Spotting Scope has 70mm lens and brings you 14x closer to the action, so you capture rare moments in the field. High-quality spotting scope features 3 megapixel image resolution and 6x digital zoom for sharp, crisp images.

Simply view findings on the large 2″ LCD screen. Also acts as a state-of-the-art digital camera with high magnification or wide field of view. Continuous video capability.With VistaPix IS70 you can even look at images on your TV with the included video cable.

The VistaPix IS70 includes rotatable tripod adapter to fit standard photo tripods and a carrying case. [Read more…]

The world is a rough place for cameras, with all sorts of jagged nasties waiting to their toll on your beautifully finished pride and joy. Camera Armor – a close fitting stay-on glove for your SLR - is the solution.

Made from shock absorbing, flexible silicon-rubber, there are different Camera Armors for specific camera models, ensuring the best possible fit and protection while continuing to allow full access to all buttons, cable ports and battery/memory compartments.

Camera Armor is the only choice for fulltime protection for your camera. Camera Armor frees you, the photographer, to fully express your passion and creativity without worrying whether your camera is going to be ok. Camera Armor has you covered. [Read more…]

Christmas is comming and you have to buy a present for your kid, but you don’t know where to start? The “Hello Kitty” digital camera DC500 is the perfect gift!

After a slew of devices, can a digital camera be behind? Say hello to the 5 megapixel Hello Kitty digital camera, featuring a 1/1.8″ CMOS sensor. The camera is equipped with a F2.8 lens (39mm equivalent for 35mm cameras).

Shutter speeds offered by the camera range from 1/10 seconds to 1/2000 seconds, with an ISO100 sensitivity. On the back, you find a 2.0″ preview TFT LCD. Image resolutionis 2592×1952 pixels (5M) and you can also shoot 3M (2048×1536) and 2M (1600×1200) images on the camera.

On-board, there’s 32 megs of memory, and the camera takes in SD memory cards up to 1GB. You can also shoot videos in AVI format, at QVGA (320×240) and VGA (640×480) resolutions. [Read more…]

New iLoupe(TM) combines digital camera technology with state-of-the-art microscopy to create the world’s first digital portable field microscope/camera.

“We created the iLoupe with the goal of simplifying on-the-job technology,” said Bakir Kanpurwala, Chief Executive Officer, Aven Inc. “As
a tool, iLoupe translates easily into a professional environment and allows
users to work on location and communicate their research effortlessly and
effectively.”

The iLoupe combines patented state-of-the-art technology with an
easy-to- use portable format, making the product as functional as it is
innovative. By simply attaching the removable microscopic module, which
features lens magnifications ranging from 60x to 150x, to a digital Canon
SD600 six-mega pixel camera, the unit easily transforms into a fully
functional field microscope in a matter of seconds. [Read more…]

A new digital camera, available on ebay has combined a digital camera with a 35mm film camera, details are thin on the ground, but it appears to have two lenses, one for the digital camera (megapixels and specifications unknown), and another lens for the 35mm camera.

The camera has a flash, an optical viewfinder, takes SD memory cards, records videos, and doesn’t appear to have an LCD screen according to the description. [Read more…]

Enthusiasts of underwater photography will be pleased to hear that Sea & Sea has a new product on deck. Measuring just an inch deep, the slender 860G digital camera is the latest in the company’s line of entry-level cameras for surveyors of all things wet.

However, with a 2.5-inch LCD screen, a 3X zoom lens, and a 6.2-megapixel sensor, this is no crummy stocking stuffer. In fact, the 860G may be close to the perfect camera to take on that vacation to the Bahamas.

It has plenty of resolution for the amateur photographer, comes with a smoky plastic housing for underwater use, and can even record 640 x 480-pixel videos with sound. You’ll be able to pickup the blue 860G with the underwater housing on November 21st for about $462, although you might have to pick it up from Japan. [Read more…]

Every gift guide is the same. But when you get to the store, they always seem to be out of the best stuff. So you’re forced to make compromises and do the best you can out of the dreck that’s left. Here are the worst-scoring products testeded.

• Canon A70
This camera may look nice, be fairly cheap and even received pretty solid reviews from CNET and the like, but there are hidden factors lurking making this one lame camera. Users at Digital Camera HQ began experiencing a lot of hardware flaws throughout the life of this camera including purple lines across the LCD, blurred photos, unusual colors and an E18 Error. [Read more…]