So many lenses so many ugly bags to put them in. Luckily, the Shootsac by Jessica Claire will let you travel with your lenses in style. Designed to hold all your DSL/R needs: Lenses, batteries, SD cards, etc...It is not only lightweight and easy to travel with with with the ability to add a True Color covers you can switch up the exterior of you bag at any time. No one will ever guess you are lugging around camera equipment in there. The Shootsac retails for $179.00 and the True Colors covers retail for $39 - $59.

Using a compact digital camera is a rarity to me these days.  I can usually be found lugging around my Nikon D90 since it has all the high-end features I need for taking professional shots. The only time I would probably even think of taking my compact camera anywhere, would be to sneak it into a concert.  The Samsung SL310W compact digital camera however does have features more commonly found on expensive digital cameras - like my Nikon D90 for instance. For a fraction of the price, these features include a 13.6 megapixel image sensor, Dual Image Stabilization, a 3.6x wide-angle optical zoom lens, Perfect Portrait System, a 2.7 Intelligent LCD, ...

If you aren't familiar with Lomography cameras then maybe you should be. They offer a wide selection of totally fun multi-lensed cameras that can take panaromic images. The newest member of the multi-lensed family is the Supersampler Wonders. The Supersampler Wonders is a result of a collaboration with South Korean girl-group, The Wondergirls and Wonder Day. Basically The Wondergirls are Korea's answer to Hannah Montana. The release of this camera coincides with the release of the groups newest album in Korea. Well for us here in the USA that really doesn't matter to us but the camera is super trendy and comes in 5 different colors, all to grab ...

Don't have time to go the dentist and think you might have a cavity but are not sure? Then you may have some interest in the MIHARU Intraoral Camera Video. Just pop in a couple of batteries, plug the other end of it into the video input of your TV, stick the device into your mouth, and presto your entire oral cavity will be on display.  Either you will see that you have a cavity, or you'll get to know more about the meal stuck in between your back molars. The spiral video cable that comes with the MIHARU is 6 feet long, which won't put that much distance ...

If you're gonna go pink, then why not go all the way with matching pink accessories? That is the idea behind the Olympus FE-340 Pink 8 MP Digital Camera Deluxe Kit. The kit doesn't just include a pink camera, but it also comes with a matching leather case, a 4x6 photo frame, and a photo Storage box. That is a pretty good value for just $159.95. The camera itself isn't too shabby either. It sports a 1.7" LCD, 5X optical zoom, face detection technology, red eye removal, an AVI movie mode, and Digital Image Stabilization.

Olympus's new Stylus 1050 SW digicam looks like an ordinary compact camera, but it's a lot tougher than your average one. The 1050 SW is shockproof up to 5 feet so it will withstand drops, bumps and other mishaps. It's also waterproof up to 10 feet, and freezeproof up to 14 degrees farenheit. Designed for sports enthusiasts, it features Tap Control which lets you "Operate picture playback, shadow adjustment and flash mode just by tapping the top, back and sides of the camera." This makes the 1050 SW suitable for the likes of divers and snowboarders wearing gloves. Otherwise the 1050 SW is pretty ordinary - it features 10.1MP, a ...

Lugging around tons of camera equipment doesn't mean you can't drag it around in style and jill-e has fashion camera bags that fit just about any size of camera you may have. Besides having trendy looking bags they are also durable and a good number of them are waterproof. The larger camera bags actually multitask to hold cameras with extra lenses and also personal accessories. Jill-e offers a selection of rolling bags and combo rolling bags that have two bags attached, a large and medium to schlep camera equipment around or whatever else you need. The best part is they come in a variety of colors. The prices are ...

We got an opportunity today to be hands on with the Casio EX-FH20. If you recall we wrote about the camera a few weeks ago, so we were excited as heck to be able to test what really is the sweet spot of this camera, the 40 FPS high speed continuous shooting. This model is specifically being marketed to the consumers who are growing past the compact digital camera and are ready for something a bit more meaty but not yet ready for a heavy function and features D/SLR. The folks at Casio ( which I have to commend for thinking outside of the box in regards to ...

Being a blogger and one that travels quite often, you really depend on a good bag that is lightweight, durable, and will carry just about all your electronics and the many adapters along with them. Until now I was basically shoving (and carefully I might add) all my junk into typical laptop backpacks. My laptop in the designated laptop area, iPod, USB cables, adapters, USB keys, a book and a D/SLR in a separate camera bag. It is a tight fit but I managed, and I have to admit going through airport security was a bit hellish. Recently I discovered the Kata Bags and I have to say it was with great pleasure that I got to review both the Digital Rucksack DR-467-WY and Sensitivity V. FINALLY! A bag meant for those always on the go with pockets specifically made for all the junk we gadget obsessed folks carry.

I think I can safely say when you look back in the future to the late 2000s, you'll agree that it was the You Tube era. Whether it's captured from your cellphone or video camera, not even an hour later its on You Tube or Vimeo. Kodak is making it even easier to record your footage and get it up on You Tube with the Kodak Zi6 and we where lucky enough to get a chance to put it through its paces. Design: The version of the Kodak Zi6 we got to review is pink, appropriate we think. The Kodak Zi6 is also available in black for those that may not ...

It hasn't been that long since Casio released the Exilim Pro EX-F1, a camera that made headlines for its speedy ultra-high speed burst rate of 60fps. Though that was only back in March, Casio is already announcing a follow up to that model, the Exilim EX-FH20 which is capable of ultra high-speed burst shooting at 40 fps and can record high speed movies at up to 1,000 fps. The camera also features a 20X optical zoom yet its 27% smaller and 28% lighter than the EX-F1. The 9.1 Megapixel camera also sports a 26 mm-equivalent wide angle zoom lens as well as CMOS shift anti-shake function to support power-zoom ...

We got our hands on the new drool worthy Nikon D90, you know that DSLR that everyone has been talking about because of it's unique features like Live View and the ability to record HD video. Here are some hardly cinematic sample videos that we took using the D90. Our initial thoughts - the camera takes beautiful pictures, as expected. The video is pretty awesome as well, but it totally lacks in the image stabilization area - if you plan on shooting something serious with it, you'll definitely need a tripod. We had just unboxed it in Bryant Park, when miss Desperate Housewife herself, Eva Longoria, walked by with a trail of paparazzi attacking her. Check out the gallery below for unboxing photos as well as photos of Eva using Auto on the D90. Click here if you desire the full blown high-res versions of Eva. Update: We added two additional pictures of the Nikon D40 side by side with the Nikon D40

One day, some unlucky soul is going to discover that they just erased some really important photos off of their camera's memory card - without having backed them up first. And if you end up being that poor soul, you'll want to be prepared by downloading Exif Untrasher. Exif Untrasher recovers JPEG images even after they have been deleted or your memory card has been formatted. There is actually a good amount of memory card recovery software out there, but most will cost you at-least $20 to $50 a pop. On the other hand, Exif Trasher is totally free. Unfortunately it's only Mac compatible. Anyone know of a good ...

If you are an avid photographer or just an annoying paparazzi then you might consider getting the new Epson P-6000 or P-7000. Both devices are multimedia storage viewers that have a 4 inch LCD screen and the ability to view JPEG pictures, MPEG, MPEG-4, Motion, H.264/AVC videos files as well as suport for listening to MP3 and AAC audio files. There are two built in slots for CF and SD memory cards so that you upload your photos for a quick run through and as well as a quick way to free up more space on your camera. These might look similar to the older P-5000 model, but they're ...

The 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing is set to begin next week and what better way to commemorate that experience than with a webcam that resembles the Olympic rings. Yes, it looks like a plastic toy but it does have "exciting" LED lights in each of the rings and of course the camera. The camera features 1.3 MegaPixels and it connects to your computer via USB, but will not work on a Mac computer. The 2008 Bejing Olympic Webcam retails for $26.99. I'm sure this is the first of many, um, quality items marketing the Bejing Olympics...

Samsung has a bunch of digicam and camcorders set for release this September, all of which are looking to be feature rich and affordably priced. Amongst them is the TL34HD. The TL34HD sports an amazing 14.7 megapixels inside a surprisingly small body. Samsung has scrapped the traditional button based user interface and replaced it with a new 3.0 touch screen based interface that lets you do neat things like delete photos by drawing an X on the surface of the display. The camera also sports 3.6x optical zoom, dual image stabilization (optical + digital), smile and blink detection, a new Recycle Bin feature, and the ability to shoot 720P video with H.264 compression. The camera will retail for $329.95.

These may look like a pair of Oakley Thump Sunglasses but that is what Brickhouse wants you to think... Instead, they are a pair of Covert Camcorder Spy Sunglasses which will record what you see. I'm pretty sure that 007 has a pair of these. There are no wires involved and everything is saved to an internal 2GB worth of memory which is upgradable to 8GB on a micro SD card. Inside is a built in 1.3 mega pixel pinhole camera with a resolution of 320x240. No drivers are needed and it can easily be connected to your computer. The package includes sunglasses, a case, a USB ...

In the world of espionage, you never know when you'll end up requiring the ability to record video in stealth. Hiding a camera in a household object like an alarm clock or lettuce-head is effective, but just not easily portable. So if you're looking for a portable spying product that no one would suspect, check out the Pen Camera DVR. Not only does the Pen Camera DVR works as a USB drive with 2 or 4GB of memory, it also records video and audio, with the video res at 352x288 - just enough to catch someone in the act. Oh, and it works like a regular old ballpoint pen ...

We haven't seen a pink camera in a while and Sony surprisingly snuck past us the Pink Cyber-shot Digital Camera. Not only is there a camera but they have a special package that comes with a matching pink case as a pink USB Memory Stick Duo. As for the camera itself - it has a lot of the common features found in a good digital camera these days: 4X Carl Zeiss lens, 2.5 LCD Display, and the ability to take photos as well as video. There is also one standout feature, the Sony Double Anti-Blur Solution which will compensate for shaky hands when the ISO is high and light ...

We can't guarantee the quality but the Digital Blue - Snap! sure is pretty and small too! For $79.99 you get a stylish camera that features a 5.0 Megapixel sensor, a 4x digital zoom, a 2.4 TFT-LCD Monitor, 32MB internal memory, and USB interface for picture transferring - yes that last feature sounds exciting. Available in two different designs, one in Black the other Silver, but both very trendy and available at BestBuy.

For photo enthusiasts that travel a lot, there is no better way to show off where you've been than with Gisteq's PhotoTrackr Lite . The PhotoTrackr Lite uses geo-mapping technology to show the exact location where photos were snapped and when they were taken. It also allows you to upload those photos to flickr. Powered by one AA battery, the PhotoTrackr Lite is designed to carry inside a backpack without worrying about losing satellite reception becuase of is powerful and sensitive built-in GPS module. The PhotoTrackr Lite retails for just $99 . This will have to hold you over until one day digital ...