Inspired by the Lomography Diana F+, the Lomography Diana Mini Camera is very compact, unlike its counterpart. With the Lomography Diana Mini you can take square format or half frame pictures, while using standard 35mm film. The Lomography Diana Mini Camera also features multiple exposure and long exposure features, tripod mount, and cable release attachment. Purchase now at Lomography.
Recently announced by Sony, the Party Shot personal photographer, which is a 360 turns 360 degrees and tilts 24 degrees, automatically detects faces, and adjusts to take pictures. The Sony Party Shot IPT-DS1 Camera Dock will automatically take pictures for you! Compatible with the new Sony DSC-WX1 and DSC-TX1 Cyber shot cameras, while mountable on tripods. Taking photos for up to 11 hours, so you can keep your stash safe from your friends. Available September 2009 at Sony Retailers for $150. Via HighSnob.
The Pentax Optio W80 is one tough camera, if you couldn’t tell be the way it looks. It can take pictures under water, and features a 12.1 megapixel resolution and a 2.5 inch LCD screen. It also features a Super Macro Mode, enabling you to take pictures up close with amazing clarity. Go to Pentax Imaging to purchase.
This crazy-looking gadget looks like some sort of futuristic weapon, but it is actually a Nikon D200 camera; on a rifle stock. Its called the TALCS, which means Tactical Camera Assault Long Range Stock. It features a fully functional trigger that activates the shutter, so you can literally “shoot” pictures. It also features an auto-focus feature, as well as an attachment for a bipod. Via LikeCOOL.
Mashing up digital photography technology with old school camera aesthetics is the new Nikon Coolpix Series designed by Nikolay Komarov. The detail that went into the new Nikon Coolpix series is phenomenal, and to name a few highlights: parallelogram shape, chrome touches, black lining, improved interface, and analogue buttons. No release date as of yet, but keep checking back. Via Swipelife.
Just rolled out by Nikon is the D5000 Digital SLR Camera. The specifications are endless, with about 1.5 x lens focal length (Nikon DX format), 12.3 million effective pixels (12.9 million total pixels) and much more. Every picture you take with the Nikon D5000 Digital SLR Camera is pretty much guaranteed to be in high quality. Hitting retailers late April for $849.95. Via Hypebeast.
If your trying to stay incognito, or paparazzi, you might want to grab the limited edition Pentax K2000 Camo Green Camera. The Pentax K2000 is identical to the $800 K-M or K2000, and like stated only limited quantities are available. As of now, the Pentax K2000 Camo Green Camera is available in Japan, and its possible they will make its way to the States. Via Gizmodo.
