Cameras & Camcorders Category - Page 22

Sure, we’ve all seen watchbands geared to turn your iPod into a huge wristwatch, but this one might just take the cake. Rampant Gear’s Rampant View lets you put your iPod on your forehead and turn it into a head-mounted camera.

Ricoh has announced the release of another camera to follow up their previously released G700 shooter with the Ricoh G700SE.

Hasselblad was the camera that the United States took to the moon, so it’s not surprising to see them make a big splash out at the Photokina show. And they’ve hooked up with, of all people, Ferrari to bring out their newest model, the H4D-31.

Epson releases in what is perhaps the world’s first 3LCD reflective technology projectors with the PowerLite Pro Cinema 61000 and 3100 and the Home Cinema 21000. These new projectors boast of varying contrast ratios and have 1080p resolution suited for home theater addicts.

Just like most camera manufacturing companies in attendance over at Photokina, Sanyo has a couple to show. While many are keeping their eye on camcorders and pocket cameras, Sanyo has the simple looking point and shoot camera E1500TP waiting for some attention.

Digital backs are known for enhancing the image capturing intentions of camera enthusiasts and now it looks like Hasselblad aims to take that to another level with a 50MP digital sensor which should push analog users to go digital.

A code has sparked rumors that the next Sony shooter may eventually be the A77 DSLR camera. Using the “Advanced Model” niche, this is what is buzzing around as of later for this Sony Alpha DSLR beauty which was showcased over at the Photokina 2010.

Sigma has unveiled its latest DSLR flagship model with the S1 Digital DSLR camera. The new camera boasts of a lightweight solid magnesium alloy body and O-ring sealing connections to withstand harsh weather conditions.

Leica unveils a new super-zoom compact camera with the V-Lux 2 at the Photokina 2010. This new camera looks a lot like the FZ100 but certainly costs more than the said camera.

After a failed try on the medium format film camera, Leaf is back with a vengeance of sorts as they out an 80MP camera back. There is no typo, you read it right 80MP!