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 lenses, suited for portrait and landscape, which you can switch between by adjusting a physical toggle located on the top of the camera. On the back of the device there is a viewfinder, an on/off button and a microUSB slot to charge it.

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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DJI OSMO

The world´s largest drone manufacturer, DJI, have just announced a different kind of product. Say hello to the DJI Osmo, a Handheld 12MP/4K camera with a brushless gimbal (designed to keep the camera flat no matter how you move it), for gorgeous, silky-smooth cinematic shots. The handheld device features an integrated 4K camera with a 1/2.3-inch sensor and a 94-degree field-of-view lens, plus a three-axis stabilizer. The iPhone mounts onto the side of the gimbals´...
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LYTRO ILLUM CAMERA

After the earlier Lytro Camera, equipped with technology that revolutionized digital cameras, Lytro is now back with the Illum; an innovative camera, again based on the light-field camera technology. The Illum is aimed at professional photographers and has an 8x optical zoom, maximum aperture of F/2.0 and can capture up to 1/4000 of a second. The innovation lies, however, in the light sensors and tight DSLR-like body, and as the original Lytro, the Illum m...
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