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.

CAPTURE CAMERA CLIP

The "Capture Camera Clip" by Peak Design, is another successful product launched by a kickstarter campaign. The handy aluminum clip allows you to rigidly hold your camera to any backpack strap or belt. This eliminates the need for a neck strap, sling, holster or bulky camera bag, and keeps your camera quickly accessible allowing you to be physically active without it swinging and swaying. Watch the video...
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Ricoh GR IV Monochrome Camera

The Ricoh GR IV Monochrome is not a camera trying to please everyone, and that is exactly the point. This is a dedicated black and white tool built for photographers who care more about light, contrast, and timing than color profiles and presets. At its core is a 26MP APS C BSI CMOS sensor with no color filter array. That single decision unlocks sharper detail, cleaner files, and better noise performance across the ISO range, which stretches all the way t...
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FUJIFILM X-T10

If you´re a fan of the retro looking, and popular Fujifilm X-T1, but can´t afford the price tag, the latest release Fujifilm X-T10 could be the camera for you. The equally gorgeous X-T10 also offers the retro looks and most of the features on its older sibling, but at less than half the price. The compact and lightweight camera is even smaller than the X-T1, and features a APS-C X-Trans 16.3 megapixel, a new 2.36M-dot organic EL electronic viewfinder, built-in WiF...
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