If you’ve ever imagined yourself as a character in one of your favorite films and desperately wish you could make that dream come true, then Yoostar is for you. The Yoostar kit comes complete with a studio-grade webcam, portable green screen with stand, remote control, and PC software. 12 scenes and 2 bonus are included with many more available to download, just begging for you to make a guest appearance. $170.
Just as when you thought DLSR’s are the biggest thing in photography, it’s gently being pushed back into the darkness by DSLR-level pocket cameras. The Ricoh GR Digital III is an example of these pocket cameras. With features such as f1.9 large-aperture 28mm lens, 10 megapixels, up to ISO 1600 sensitivity, a new GR Engine III image processor, 3-inch VGA LCD monitor, rear adjustment dial and refined macro mode, the Ricoh can steal the show from any chunky cameras. $TBA.
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If 2D photography just can’t get you excited anymore then maybe you should look into the FujiFilm FinePix REAL 3D System. We’re not exactly sure how this thing works, but it features a 3D LCD screen and one thing is for sure, you won’t need to wear those stupid red and blue glasses to get the effects. $TBA.
If you’re ready to take the big leap out of the point and shoot world, and try an SLR on for size then the Sony A230 might be the right transition for you. This camera features 10.2 megapixel sensor, 9 point auto focus, built-in image stabilization, a 2.7 inch display and is also the most compact and lightest of Sony’s lineup. $550.
The number one choice for recording videos to be later be uploaded to YouTube is here. This is the Flip Ultra and the Ultra HD. Now you can record up to two hours of video with the 8 GB of built in storage. The now both feature larger screens, a rechargable AA battery pack, and the HD version features HDMI out. $150-200.
Modern technology keeps advancing and small gadgets are getting even smaller and thinner like the Sony Handycam HDR-TG5V which sports a super slim casing. Its titanium-coated body is designed to be durable and can resist any elements that might come across your trip. It displays a 1920×1080 resolution with a 16GB of onboard storage, and a 2.7-inch LCD. Capture every moment with passion and sophistication with Sony’s HDR-TG5V camcorder. $1,000.
Calling all fans of macro photography! Your choice of ring lights and macro flashes just got wider with the introduction of the Digi-Slave Flex-Ring 6400. That’s 64 super bright LEDs for you, 32 in the ring and 16 more in each arm. Power is through 4 AA batteries or an external jack that can be dialed up or down depending on your exposure needs. The light can be continuous or it can work just like a conventional flash, via the PC or hot shoe sync. A standard 72mm mounting thread fits the front of your lens but other step rings are available for other lens sizes. $360.
