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Credit Card Size Digital Camera | By Kodak

The Kodak Mini Video Camera measures a minuscule 3.5” x 2.3” and it’s only a half inch thick. A great feature is the fact there´s no cables to worry about, just pop out the USB arm to upload, share, and charge. This camera is the size of a credit card, it´s ultra-thin and lightweight, it can go any, it’s even waterproof!



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Polaroid OneStep+

Polaroid have upgraded their popular instant camera with Bluetooth connectivity and a dedicated app. The new Polaroid OneStep+ can now be paired with a smartphone app to take pictures remotely, as well as get access to a set of different modes, including double exposure and a light-painting feature that will add a bit of color to your prints. You can also set self-timers, noise triggers, and manually program the shutter. The retro shooter is also equipped with two l...
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LEICA BY G-STAR RAW

Leica has teamed up with G-star for this limited special edition of the D-Lux 6 digital camera. The technical specifications of the Leica D-Lux 6 "Edition by G-Star RAW" are the same as those of the standard model, , but this version features an unusual color scheme, is finished in the typical RAW design and features a rugged, dotted grip texture over the body and comes equipped with a full-grain premium leather carrying case and a custom leather strap....
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Hasselblad X2D II 100C

The Hasselblad X2D II 100C is here, and it's easily the most advanced medium format camera the brand has ever made. Priced at $7,399, it actually costs less than its predecessor while adding huge upgrades that serious photographers will appreciate. At its core, the X2D II 100C keeps the 100MP BSI CMOS sensor with up to 16-bit RAW and 15.3 stops of dynamic range, but this time Hasselblad introduces true HDR photography, a first for medium format. Paired with ...
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