Film makers with inner narcissistic tendencies rejoice! You too can now get into the action and record yourself while making your films with the Ion Twin Video camera. It has two lenses, front and back, to capture both the subject and the shooter. The Ion’s cameras can be controlled individually and can be switched for different modes including picture swap, picture in picture, split screen. Storing captured images is via SD/SDHC cards and powered by rechargeable batteries. The Twin Video will be available in the coming months. $TBA.

So you’re ready for your first triathlon and you want the whole world to know you’re doing it. You wanna document the whole thing but what camera do you bring? You can’t lug your SLR or your point-and-shoot so bring the Kodak PlayShare HD pocket video camera instead. It will go where you want to, and take photos and videos as you please. Shoot 1080p videos at 30fps or 720p at 60fps; or even shoot digital stills at 5MP, 16:9 widescreen. The PlaySport is designed to be banged up and bruised, and will even go diving with you up to 10 ft. Should your triathlon extend up to 10 hours, you can be sure that the camera will record everything as long as you provide a large enough SDHC card. $150.

We’ve all had those times where we really wish that we had a video camera that nobody else knew that we had. For those times there is the 2 GB Video Camera Pen. It doesn’t get any less suspicious than a pen and the simple click of a button can take photos or videos with ease. $100.

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Never miss another important event again when you have this handheld camcorder with you. Capture those special occasions and share them over the web with the Memorex MyVideo HD camcorder. Get up to one hour’s worth of video recording at the highest resolution or more if you opt for the lower quality video. There’s also a built-in 5MP still camera so freezing the moment is also possible. After recording, you can watch the videos or view the pictures directly on your TV without the need for a PC. A 2″ LCD display lets your preview your captures and the USB connection allows you to transfer files easily for sharing on social networking sites. $130.

Don’t lose track of the time while you’re on sleuthing duties with this Wristwatch Camcorder. The analog watch has a harmless-enough looking face with a non-assuming dial. The secret however is on the loop of the number 2 on the dial. If you look close enough, you’ll see the pinhole lens for the 1.3 MP camera. It records 352×288 AVI videos for up to 12 hours, courtesy of the 2 GB onboard memory. Audio is also recorded through the mic on the outer case. The watch’s battery is rechargeable via USB which also acts as the transfer conduit of the files from the watch to your PC. $150.

Two years after the release of their successful semi-pro DSLR, the D300, Nikon follows up with the “s” version of the D300. It’s housed in the same magnesium body as the D300 but this version has some more tricks up its sleeve. First of which is the ability to shoot 720p video with stereo sound. Another new feature is the dual card slot where you can store your shots on a CF as well as an SD card. Perfect for backing up your photos or for dedicated storage (one can store video only and the other stills). The D300s also has a faster frame rate at 7fps, and can be bumped up to 8fps when you attach the macho battery grip. A quiet mode is also available on the D300s when shooting in silence is a must. It still has the same 12.3MP sensor, 51-point AF, and the same 3″, 920,000 dot LCD screen. Available now for pre-orders. $1,800.