When it comes to cameras my first choice has always been Canon. Not to say I'm not open to other brands and their cameras, I've just always been a huge fan of the Canon collection. One in particular being the PowerShot line.
There is just something about the look and feel of an analog camera compared to its high-tech counterpart. The Bolex D16 Cinema Camera ($3,300 USD) gives you the nostalgic feeling of an analog camera, with the functionality and features of a digital camera.
If you were to commission a kick-ass camera for a good cause, who would you call? Apple's Senior Vice President of Design, that's who.
Fujifilm aiming to take the digital photography World by storm, unveiled the Instax Mini90, a new take on their instant film line. Straying away from the colorful design of its predecessors, the Mini90 features a retro look similar to the late X-series cameras.
If you love photography, you'll love this Kickstarter. ONDU Pinhole Cameras are made from high-quality woods and feature a modernized design with rounded corners.
The Blackmagic Cinema Camera was drool worthy, but came at a hefty price tag. Enter the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera ($1000 USD), a grab-n-go solution that won't clean out your bank account.
YouTube vloggers rejoice! The Canon PowerShot N Camera is looking to change the way you record yourself with the help of its 2.8-inch tilting touchscreen LCD.