Fujifilm Finepix Xp200

Fujifilm recently announced the FinePix XP200, a serious adventure camera. It was designed for users who photograph in action sports, it is shockproof to height of 6.6ft(2m) and dives up to 50 feet without harm. Even at 14°F(-10°C) it should still work. It is equipped with a 16-megapixel CMOS sensor, a 3-inch LCD, and records 1080i video. It also features Wi-Fi transfer options allowing the user to transfer photos and movies to smartphones and computers.

CLIMBING ROPE CAMERA STRAPS

Topo Designs are known for their innovative use of technical materials and their made-by-hand way of doing things, their gear has made its way into many of our adventures over the years and has never let us down. Their cool camera straps are made from heavy duty climbing rope and are durable, lightweight, and available in four lively colors: yellow, maroon, green and blue, for only $29 at Topo´s online shop. After you pick one up make sure to take a l...
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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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Canon EOS R6

Canon has revealed its new full-frame mirrorless flagship, the EOS R5, along with a consumer-focused R6 model. Most notably, the professional-grade EOS R5 offers 45 megapixel images at up to 20fps and is the first mirrorless full frame to ever record internally in 8K RAW up to 29.97fps, and in 4K up to 120p. The Canon EOS R6 is more than just a stripped-down version of the R5, it is a versatile tool designed to meet the photo and video requirements of a contemporary...
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