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While point and shoot, as well as DSLR, cameras are just as popular as ever, it seems that many people take a majority of their images on a smartphone. It's convenient, as it fits in a pocket and is always with us. With that in mind, many OEMs are producing better cameras for devices, most notably Nokia. However, those who
Garmin are well known for their satnavs and GPS-based devices but a new range of wearable action cameras were announced at this year's CES. Todd chats to Maddy about the new cams. Garmin's VIRB range of action cameras are 1080p HD video cameras in a ruggedised and waterproof (IPX7) case, with a built-in 1.4" display and around 3 hours of recording
We're all familiar with the wearable cameras on the market today, most notably the GoPro. We even see them being using on TV to capture action during mountain bike and skiing events. But one thing none of those do is capture the entire 360-degrees around the wearer. GeoNaute is changing that with its new 360-degree Camera Pack. The device contains
Ahead of Samsung's CES event on Monday, the Korean company has announced two new cameras to get the show on the road, the NX30 and the Galaxy Camera 2. Aimed at the prosumer, the NX30 compact system camera extends Samsung's NX range, though my guess is that it will replace the current NX20 model. The heart of the camera is
You may or may not know the name "tilt-shift", but if you have any interest at in photography then you're likely familiar with it. Its n art form in and of itself and a rather complicated process to pull off using a real camera. Fortunately, with smartphones there are camera apps that take the place of those expensive devices and
Sigma the maker of quality lens for DSLR cameras announced a new global vision. They are dividing their new lens into three lines, art, sports and contemporary. Sigma hopes that this will make it easier for the buyer to decide which lens would be best for them. The newest art category camera is the 35mm F1.4 which is approximately $899 retail.
GoPro have announced the latest addition to their lineup of action cameras, the Hero3 Black Edition and it's some camera. Capable of 4k video recording, albeit at 12 fps, and 60 fps at 1080p, this captures adrenalin-fuelled action in all its glory. Other features include burst modes, time-lapse, wi-fi video preview and a wi-fi controller. If you want to