Sony A5100

Sony have unveiled the A5100, a mirrorless shooter the Japanese brand claims to be "the world’s smallest interchangeable lens camera”. Weighing a mere 224g, the interchangeable-lens camera uses Sony´s versatile E-mount system, for attaching a variety of lens options for every need, and features ultrafast autofocus, a 24 MP APC-C sensor, Bionz X image processing engine, 6 frames per second continuous shooting, XAVC-S Full HD 1080p video recording, Wi-Fi and NFC.

Shipping from early September, the A5100 is available now for pre-order at Amazon

KONOST FF

Konost is a new startup composed of engineers and designers passionate about photography, their beautiful Konost FF is a digital rangefinder that could very well challenge Leica. They state "Konost FF is the world´s first true digital rangefinder”, instead of using the traditional mechanical rangefinder, it uses electronics overlayed on an optical viewfinder. Although not yet available (expected in early 2016), we leave you with some specs: it will feature a alum...
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SALT SELF DEFENSE GUN

Meet Salt, Salt is a gun, but unlike any gun you´ve seen before, it´s a safe gun for a safe home. The paintball-style gun was designed around the belief that "a fire arm shouldn´t have to take a life in order to protect a life”, it was developed to be a safe alternative to traditional firearms so that nobody gets killed, and uses pepper spray pellets(rupture on impact) instead of traditional bullets. Each specialized round is built with a powerful toxin, so ins...
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LIGHTBOX

Lightbox is the world´s smallest social camera, it is designed to work together with your smartphone and lets you take photos and stream live video hands-free. The tiny wearable camera attaches to almost anything via a patented magnetic clip and works with your smartphone through built-in Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. Lightbox is waterproof and packs an 8MP HD sensor, a powerful video processor and built in cloud storage and sharing. You can even program the sleek device to...
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