Wvil | The Future Of Digital Photography

Artefact have imagined a new camera that fits portability, flexibility and quality requirements. WVIL features a DSLR lens, which can be separated from the body of the machine, and continue to capture your images in high definition. This achievement is possible due to the lens that incorporates a full-frame CMOS sensor with 31 megapixels and a system for wireless connection to the body of the machine. Unfortunatly the camera is still in concept stage, but they do mention it´s patent-pending. Watch the amazing video afeter the jump.

ADVENTURE PHOTOGRAPHY PRO WORKSHOP

Now more than ever, we are turning to creative interests that we previously "didn’t have time for,” and for a lot of folks, that means photography. To shoot like the best, we need to learn from the best. Alex Strohl is a renowned photographer best known for his landscape and outdoor photography, his Adventure Photography Pro Workshop ($150 $300) is a deep dive on how to shoot, edit, and handle the business side of things like a pro. Backed by hi...
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PANASONIC LUMIX LX100

The new Panasonic Lumix LX100 is one of the first pocket cameras that captures 4K video footage! it is also one of the best looking high-end compact cameras we have seen. The Lumix LX100 not only has the looks, it combines Panasonic’s state-of-the-art digital and optical technologies with advanced manual controls, it features a 4/3-inch large High Sensitivity MOS Sensor, a newly developed 24-75mm Leica DC lens, and is capable of stunning 4K video recordin...
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Leica Q-P

Leica have introduced the stealthy looking Leica Q-P, a sleek camera that builds on the critically acclaimed technical features of the Leica Q. Revolving around a full-frame 24.2MP CMOS sensor, along with a Maestro II image processor, the Q-P is capable of recording high-resolution stills and Full HD video with a broad ISO 100-50000 sensitivity range. Complementing the sensor and processor is the built-in Summilux 28mm f/1.7 ASPH. lens, which provides a comfortable ...
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