Leica M11

Exciting stuff, Leica has announced the latest generation of its venerated M rangefinder camera, the new M11 with a 60-megapixel and a full-frame triple resolution sensor that can shoot at either 60, 36 or 18 megapixels in DNG RAW or JPG. There is also an expanded ISO range, dual memory options, a 2.3MP touch screen, extended battery life and a streamlined and intuitive menu system, plus a dynamic range of up to 15 stops, a Maestro III processor, 64GB of onboard storage, an optional electronic shutter with speeds of up to 1/16,000 a second, and multi-field metering in rangefinder mode. The newly added universal USB-C port serves to transfer data and charge the 1800mAh battery, using most USB-C chargers.

LIGHT L16 CAMERA

Meet the Light L16 Camera, an insane 16-lens camera capable of taking DSLR quality photos that can fit in the palm of your hand. Each scene captured by the Light L16 Camera is shot by up to 10 of 16 individual 28mm, 70mm, and 150mm camera modules firing simultaneously. The individual shots are computationally fused to create an incredibly high-resolution, low-noise photograph, up to 52 megapixels in size. The crazy camera can shoot as wide as 28mm, and up to 150mm f...
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NIKON COOLPIX AW130

The Coolpix AW130 is the latest though camera by Nikon, a compact camera designed for the photographer with an adventurous streak. Built for adventure, the rugged camera is able to withstand the knocks and shocks in any environment, it is waterproof down to 100 feet (30m), freezeproof to 14 F (-10C), and can withstand falls from as high as 7 feet (2m). It features a back-illuminated 16-megapixel CMOS sensor, and a NIKKOR 5x optical zoom lens, extendable to 10x Dynam...
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Capsule360

MIOPS first caught our attention with the rather popular MIOPS Mobile camera trigger. Now they are back with the Capsule360, the world´s most compact and versatile motion box that features a 3-axis motion control system with face and object tracking. The pocket-sized device can do pans, tilts, slides, custom movements, subject/star tracking, 360-degree photography and much more. Simply mount the unit on top of your tripod, put your camera on top of it, yo...
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