Pocketskater 2

Edelkrone is an innovation company, experienced in camera support accessories, their latest product is the PocketSkater 2, the world´s most flexible, fully featured camera skater that can fit in your pocket. Weighing only 1lb, the ultra-portable and compact device features three wheels that extend separately and the new FlexTilt Head technology that provides easy angle, height and rotation adjustments for your camera. You get a tripod and skater in-one. To better understand the usefulness of such a product, watch the video after the jump.

NIKON SCHOOL ONLINE CLASSES

Photography lovers rejoice! Nikon is letting you stream all their online photography courses for free this month! Nikon USA is offering 10 classes taught by professional photographers so you can buff up your skills. Classes range in length from 15 minutes to over an hour, and all are taught by pro photographers and often Nikon ambassadors. Some are gear specific, some are genre specific, and others cover the fundamentals of photography, but no matter your skill leve...
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LEICA SOFORT INSTANT CAMERA

Leica decided to put an end to rumors and lots of leaks which revolved around their supposed instant camera. The new Leica Sofort has been confirmed to be real and is available for pre-order from today! The small and compact camera combines the convenience of built-in prints with the brands signature build and photo quality. The camera is equipped with an optical viewfinder, like classic Leica´s of old, and comes with its own brand of film, available in black and w...
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LEICA X-U

Leica’s newest camera can go underwater! a rugged compact camera built for extreme weather and underwater photography. The new Leica X-U features a ruggedized body that can withstand falls, sandstorms, and water (it can be submerged up to 49 feet for up to 60 minutes). This is the first underwater camera with an APS-C Sensor, and it features 16.5MP, a 23mm f1.7 ASPH lens, a 3-inch LCD screen, and is capable of shooting 1080p HD video at 30p....
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