Pinhole Pro Max

Pinhole Pro Max is the world´s first pinhole lens with 6 different aperture sizes (from F36 to F233) and 18 to 35 mm variable focal length. The professional-grade lens provides an unmatched ability to recreate the aesthetic of old photos and videos, letting you shoot bloomy and soft vintage-style images using modern interchangeable lens cameras. By simply adjusting the right focal length for each aperture, you can effortlessly get sharper images with a beautiful lo-fi and bokeh effect, whether you are shooting in a studio or outside. watch the video below

Pinhole Pro Max has a universal lens mount that allows it to work with most cameras including Canon EF and RF, Nikon F and Z, Sony A and E, Fujifilm X, Micro Four Thirds, and Pentax K. It is currently available on Kickstarter and early bird pricing starts at $219.

PANASONIC LUMIX DMC-LX5

The new long-awaited replacement to the DMC-LX3, the DMC-LX5 has a 10 Megapixel CCD, a more powerful lens, a new image processor, faster autofocus, refinded controls. It can also record 720p video. Its the ideal camera for capturing professional-quality photos and High Definition (HD) video. The Panasonic LUMIX DMC-LX5 will be available in late-August 2010....
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LEICA M9-P

Leica M9-P is the new model of the Leica M line. What draws attention to the new camera is its vintage aesthetic, highlighted by classic details such as silver or glossy black finish and the vulcanite leatherette. It also omits the red-colored logo on the front, now with the classic signature on the top. The LCD made of sapphire crystal, is extremely tough, only a diamond can scratch it....
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POLAROID NOW INSTANT FILM CAMERA

Polaroid have introduced their new-and-improved instant film camera with an all-new design and a range of colorful body options. The redesigned camera features a newly developed autofocus lens system, a longer-lasting battery life (can be charged via USB), an ambient light sensor that adjusts flash power, a "friendlier" design that favors rounded corners over hard edges, and compatibility with both i-Type and 600 film. The Polaroid Now camera is ...
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