TIME TRAVEL
If I could travel back in time, I sure as heaven would snap cell phone pics of the famous people I’d walk into, which in Hungarian photographer Flora Borsi‘s latest series, more or less, is exactely what happens. Floria imagined what the world would be like if a time traveler could venture into the past and capture some ..read more..
IRIS, A BIOMETRIC CAMERA CONTROLED BY YOUR EYE
Never worry about adjusting ISO, shutter speed, or aperture when taking pictures again because Iris, a new concept camera from American product designer Mimi Zou, takes pictures of exactly what you see through your eyes. To capture an image, all you have to do is focus on an object through the lens-shaped camera and blink twice. ..read more..
POLAROID’S NEW INSTANT DIGITAL
Polaroid unveils its ‘Z2300′ instant digital camera at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) Line Show. The 10-megapixel camera features a built in ‘zero ink’ printer, producing a 2×3-inch print. With a 3 inch LCD screen, you have the ability to review and edit even before uploading the images to a PC. The Polaroid Z2300 is available for pre-order, ..read more..
LEICA 50K HERMES EDITION
In collaboration with high fashion brand Hermès, Leica is releasing a limited edition of its Leica M9-P camera outfitted with luxury leather and a silver chrome finish. The premium touch on this Hermès Leica M9-P rangefinder highlights the “Veau Swift” calfskin in ocre leather trim that was supplied by the Parisian fashion designer. The body ..read more..
LOMOGRAPHY’S SARDINA CAMERA
Fred Perry is celebrating its 60th anniversary and to commemorate the occasion, they have reached out to Austrian film camera company Lomography. With photography becoming popular in recent times, thanks to digital cameras, there is a resurgence of film cameras which offer different type of point-and-shoot fun. This La Sardina camera is modeled after a humble sardine ..read more..
FUTURE FOSSILS
The people at Bughouse have created what they call “Future Fossils” out of cast cement. The individually cast and color stained pieces represent some of the most desirable and iconic hardware from days gone by, from the Atari joystick, to the twin lens Rolleiflex and the Olympus OM-1. Each piece is available for between $65 and ..read more..
