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Arculus ONYX – a new take on the gimbal

Posted by The PhotoCamp Director | Jun 22, 2018 | Cameras & Lenses, Geek Gear | 0 |

Always-connected Windows laptops show promise

Posted by The PhotoCamp Director | Mar 22, 2018 | Geek Gear | 0 |

Arculus ONYX – a new take on the gimbal

by The PhotoCamp Director | Jun 22, 2018 | Cameras & Lenses, Geek Gear | 0 |

Arculus ONYX – a new take on the gimbal – Newsshooter Oculus ONYX. Ever since the...

Always-connected Windows laptops show promise

by The PhotoCamp Director | Mar 22, 2018 | Geek Gear | 0 |

Always-connected Windows laptops show promise but still need work

Laptops with built-in cellular connections are poised to be an actual thing for consumers this year, after years of being only available to business customers. One of the biggest pushes for these connected PCs is from Qualcomm, which has been touting its Snapdragon platform as the future of mobile laptop computing.

New Tilta Cages for C200, EVA1, FS5 & URSA Mini Pro

by The PhotoCamp Director | Mar 12, 2018 | Cameras & Lenses, Geek Gear | 0 |

A new line of Tilta cage has been announced for medium sized camcorders. The shoulder-mount configured rigs are designed specifically for the Canon C200, Sony FS5, Panasonic EVA1 and Blackmagic URSA Mini Pro. Tilta has become quite well known for it’s camera-specific cages.

Kodak releases new Scanza film digitizer, an all-in-one solution for turning your film into digital files

by The PhotoCamp Director | Feb 27, 2018 | Business & Marketing, Geek Gear | 0 |

The Kodak Scanza converts a wide array of film negatives and slides into digital JPEG files. You can digitize 35mm, 126, 110, super 8 and 8mm film into 14-megapizel or interpolated 22-megapixel digital files and can be transferred to your Mac or PC via an SD card.

First Hands-On Look at the Unreleased RED Hydrogen Smartphone

by The PhotoCamp Director | Aug 10, 2017 | Creativity, Geek Gear | 0 |

What do you think of the idea that high-end camera companies are starting to make smartphones? Would you buy a phone from Canon or Nikon, for example?