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The new Hasselblad Lunar Camera is a available in five models, each with their own form and style: Black Leather, Tuscan Brown Leather, Carbon Fiber, Mahogany and Olive wood. The functionality and specification of each model is identical - choosing your grip and top plate material lets you reflect your individuality. Hasselblad
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LEGO-building mastermind Chris McVeigh – having previously recreated everything from personal computers and rotary telephones to cheeseburgers and birthday cakes – has set his sights on the beloved Polaroid OneStep SX-70 for his latest project. This miniature reproduction of the instant camera measures approximately 2.5″ wide x 2.25″ tall x 3″ deep and is immediately unmistakeable thanks to its faithful color scheme, spot-on details and signature Polaroid rainbow stripe. Constructed out of 99 total pieces, the design even includes an “action” feature whereby a photo tile can be ejected by pushing the camera’s rear panel. McVeigh’s miniaturized LEGO take on the SX-70 can be pre-ordered online now for $37.50 USD while building instructions will soon accompany the retrospective look at the artist’s past works
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Olympus makes a triumphant statement in the world of digital photography with the release of a crowning achievement: the PEN E-P5. Equipped with built-in Wi-Fi, a powerful 16MP Live MOS Sensor, and 1/8000s shutter speed, the PEN E-P5 is a perfect balance of style and substance. All of the features are housed in a vintage-inspired body, optimized for maximum comfort. Other key features include “F.A.S.T” (Frequency Acceleration Sensor Technology) AF touch focus, which brings 35 points of focus to even the most high-motion subjects; as well as built-in filters and on-board editing functions. Find the PEN E-P5 now at amazon.
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The people at the GoPro labs have been busy creating a slimmer, even smaller, more robust cinema-grade update on the Hero3 camera. The groundbreaking Novo camera is the ideal solution for cinematographers who are enamoured by the capabilities of the GoPro Hero 3 but held back by the Hero3′s cinematic limitations. The camera has all the standard features which include the high resolution 12MP sensor and all of its shooting modes, LCD touchscreen, Wi-Fi and power backpack capability, and an interchangeable lens mount.
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The DMC-GF6 is the latest mirrorless camera from Panasonic allowing for exceptional control along with point-and-shoot capability. In a word, the GF6 is a small camera with a compact zoom, flip-out screen, and a dedicated dial mode. Wi-Fi is included as well in the form of Near Field Communication (NFC) through which the camera can establish a conventional Wi-Fi connection simply by tapping devices together. Compatible devices thus far list most recent Android devices although Apple has yet to get on board.
Key specifications include:
• 16MP Four Thirds sensor (as used in GX1)
• Tilting ‘Cell-touch LCD’ touchscreen – 1.04m dots (720 x 480 pixels)
• Near-field communication (NFC) to simplify Wi-Fi connection
• Mode dial and four customizable function buttons (two on-screen)
• 1080p30 video as MP4 or AVCHD (presented as 60i PsF in AVCHD mode)
• Jog lever around shutter button (which operates zoom or exposure compensation)
• Sensitivity expandable up to ISO 25,600
• Faster startup (as quick as 0.5 sec with non-power-zoom lenses)
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Described as the world’s first self-generating digital camera, the Sun & Cloud from Japan’s Superheadz is a lo-fi shooter housed in a simple box, featuring a small solar panel on the top for solar charging, as well as a manual crank for self-winding power. (USB charging is available if you’re low on sunlight or arm strength.) The case, measuring 6x6x8 and available in white or black options, features a small LED flash up front, with a 3-mega pixel lens capable of three different shooting modes: normal (150cm range), portrait (60 – 150cm range) and macro (25 – 35cm range). An LCD screen and control buttons are located on the other side. Additional details include a tiny 3-megapixel CMOS sensor that has an ISO range of 100 to 800, capable of both still photos and video recording (AVI files with 30fps or 8fps frame rates), and SD or SDHC memory cards with memory capacities of 2GB and 16GB, respectively. $198 on amazon.
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Zeiss X and E-Mount Lenses
If you've got a Sony NEX or a Fuji XPro/XE camera you might want to break out the plastic. Zeiss has got some serious glass coming with three prime lenses set to launch in the coming months. Available for both the E-Mount and X-Mount, Zeiss will launch a 12mm F/2.8, 32mm F/1.8, and a 50mm F/2.8 macro. $1,000+, Zeiss
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Nikon finally delivers its answer to the Fuji X100 with their DX-format COOLPIX A camera. The camera pulls off some impressive engineering by packing a 16.2 megapixel APS-C, DX-format sensor into a body that's as compact as your average point and shoot. That sensor is matched with an 18.5mm (28mm equiv.) f/2.8 prime lens and boasts RAW capability, 4 fps shooting, and full manual exposure controls. $1,096 on amazon, Nikon
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Minox, famed for its early spy cameras and its current crop of replica miniature cameras, has announced a new version of its classic miniature Leica replica camera. Dubbed the DCC, it features a 14-megapixel CMOS sensor capable of shooting video as well as stills, and manages to cram in a 2″ rear LCD screen. Coming in at just 1:3 of the scale, and at an even smaller fraction of the cost of a regular Leica camera, this miniature replica is a great way to get classic Leica-inspired styling in an affordable and small package. Look for the Minox DDC at select camera retailers including B&H.
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Canon announced their latest gadget, the EOS Rebel SL1, designed to be the world’s smallest and lightest DSLR camera. Featuring an 18-megapixel CMOS sensor and a DIGIC 5 Image Processor, the camera measures just 4.6″ x 3.57″ x 2.74″ and weighs only 14.36 oz. A 3″ Clear View LCD monitor II provides an expansive display as well as allowing intuitive touch panel interaction.
The full specs are as follows:
18.0MP APS-C CMOS Sensor
DIGIC 5 Image Processor
3.0″ Clear View II Touchscreen LCD
ISO 100-12800, Expandable to 25600
Full HD 1080 Video with Continuous AF
4.0 fps Continuous Shooting
9-Point All Cross-Type AF System
Scene Intelligent Auto Mode
Compact and Lightweight; Weighs 0.8lb
Compatible with Canon EF and EF-S Lenses
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