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Eric from PanaVise talks about the PanaVise Suction Cup Mount for cameras, which has a long versatile arm with articulated joints for precise camera aiming and is proven itself in high performance applications. PanaVise also sells a variety of other types of mobile and security camera electronics mounts. This is the last mobile mount you will ever need! Interview by
One thing that everybody wants when they take a picture today is to have the camera save the GPS information of where it was taken. Most new cameras have GPS tracking installed, which works great when you are outside. However once you go inside there is no way to keep track of your location by GPS. This is the problem
Camtrol helps you hold your camcorder or DSLR steady to give you better pictures and video. It is highly adjustable so you can have it on shoulder and with a turn of a knob be carrying it below your waist. Carrying a camcord at the waist is not easy. Without Camtrol you have to hold the camera up which is
Todd gets his hands on Sharp's prototype smartphone with built-in 3D camera. It's a working device which takes still pictures (video wasn't confirmed) and no news on a potential release date, but 3D is getting everywhere. Interview by Todd Cochrane of Geek News Central. Please Support our CES 2011 Sponsors Get your 14 day Free Trial of Audible Gold to
John Maier from Blue Microphones (www.bluemic.com) introduces the Yeti Pro USB 24-bit 92k microphone, which retails for $249. Maier also introduces a Mikey model that works with current Flip camera models that are equipped with a Flip Port. The new Mikey Flip product should be available by Spring 2011 and will retail for $69 dollars. The Mikey flip brings some
I have been wanting a Wi-Fi enabled camera for a very long time, we know you have been able to get SD card with Wi-Fi built in. But we have been way overdue on getting a camera with Wi-Fi onboard. Now Samsung has a camera that had built-in WiFi that does even more than I expected. The SH100 wi-fi enabled
Most cameras are great if you want to take a picture straight ahead, but what happens when you need to take one at angle or maybe you want to take a self portrait. What do you do then, you can hold the camera out at the angle and hope you get the picture, or you can use the Casio EXilim