Here’s the X-Ray Vision camera lens from David Steele that’s claimed to use infrared filtering allowing you to see what’s going on under certain types of fabric. You should spend your $200 to bring home this camera lens. The X-Ray Vision camera lens is currently available in 30mm and 58mm sizes. [David Steele]
[Source : The Digital Camera Blog]
Here’s the lightweight neoprene camera case that features a built-in ultra-slim tripod. You just need to unwrap the case, unfold the legs, and then the tripod is ready to use. It is able to mount your digicam via its screw-in tripod socket and stays put permanently. You can even rotate the tripod to gain access to your digital camera’s battery or memory card slot. If you’re interested, you can buy this Wrap-Up Tripod for £19.95. [GeekAlerts]
[Source : The Digital Camera Blog]
Here’s the lightweight neoprene camera case that features a built-in ultra-slim tripod. You just need to unwrap the case, unfold the legs, and then the tripod is ready to use. It is able to mount your digicam via its screw-in tripod socket and stays put permanently. You can even rotate the tripod to gain access to your digital camera’s battery or memory card slot. If you are interested, you can buy this Wrap-Up Tripod for £19.95. [GeekAlerts]
[Source : The Digital Camera Blog]
JOBO’s new digital pic frames introduced to the market today. With two different types : PDJ801 and PDJ800, both of which tout an 8.4-inch panel with an 800 x 600 resolution, a 500:1 contrast ratio, it supports USB port, rechargeable 1,500mAh Li-ion battery and a multicard reader on both. it also uses an acrylic frames with a modern metal trim to fit in with any decor in your house or office.The PDJ801 with 1GB built-in memory costs $179 while the $159 PDJ800 has 128MB. Both are already available in Europe. [Engadget]
[Source : The Digital Camera Blog]
Brando.com are selling a cube shaped spirit level for any digital camera or Digital SLR with a flash hotshoe - available for only $11 it could be a great addition if your camera doesn’t have a built in level guide. via Gizmodo.
[Source : DigiCamReview]