Ricoh Theta Z1

Ricoh have unveiled the Theta Z1, a 23-megapixel advanced flagship 360 camera. The impressive device can capture 23MP (6720 x 3360 pixels) still images and 4K (3840x1920 pixels) 360-degree video on its two 1"-type backside-illuminated CMOS sensor with a maximum sensitivity of ISO 6400. It is capable shooting at 30 frames per second with three-axis stabilization and spatial audio. It even does 4K live streaming. Housing a new lens unit, the Z1 still captures immersive photos in one shot with stitching in-camera. Photographers who want to use the new RAW shooting option, which captures Adobe DNG files for more flexibility in editing, will have to use a plug-in for Lightroom Classic to stitch the RAW files. The plug-in will be available free.

FOLDIO

With most of today´s businesses, looking for a strong web presence, high-quality pictures are essential, specially for promoting products. But studio photography can be expensive, and if you have a small budget, you might be doing the work yourself, but it’s difficult to get high-quality pictures due to random lighting or the background. Meet Foldio, the first pop-up studio for your smartphone! The simple, easy-to-use portable studio allows anybody with a smartphone...
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DEEPER | SMART FISHFINDER

Deeper is a portable wireless sonar specially designed to find out location of fish, depth, water temperature, bottom contour and much more. The innovative device is lightweight and portable, it attaches to a line or fishing float and communicates via Bluetooth with an included app on your smartphone or tablet, displaying information such as high accuracy sonar shots that reveal fish species, see depth, detailed view of the bottom terrain, water temperature (so you ...
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HERE ONE SMART EARPHONES

The Here One are the first smart interactive earphones on the market. That´s how they´re dubbing them, the mandatory app that comes with it enables you to enhance a speech you´re hearing, to block unwanted sound (like an airplane engine), stream music from your smartphone, talk to Siri or use Google Now, even take calls. With state of the art tech, they´re obviously wireless and use Bluetooth connectivity to connect to your smart device. You may also tailor the soun...
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