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Digital Camera Concept By Vladimir Nikolic

admin — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 19:30:48 +0000

Vladimir Nikolic’s compact 12.1 megapixel digicam was designed to take the guesswork out of choosing the right shooting mode. The camera features an iAuto mode that automatically adjusts settings for the best pictures in almost any environment. The slender design is small enough to fit in the palm of your hand but powerful enough to capture star quality images with superb contrast and clarity down to the finest detail.

Designer: Vladimir Nikolic
Source: YankoDesign.com

UNDERABOVE Dual Lens Under Water Camera By Han In Kyung

admin — Tue, 27 Sep 2011 01:26:54 +0000

Regardless of their propinquity, the environments both above and below the water surface remain separate ever. It is difficult to grasp a visual view of both simultaneously. However, with Underabove dual lens camera, it is now possible to visually grasp both the surfaces simultaneously. It is a dual-lens camera, which floats at the surface of the water, capable of capturing 2 scenes – the environments above and below the water surface.In comparison to other seawater, Underabove is lightweight in nature primarily because of its symmetrical camera body being made with polypropylene and it floats easily as well. It is equipped with an LCD screen that allows the user to check the surface both above and below the water surface simultaneously. The camera also features a flash with a time, which can be employed to set up a self-portrait.

Designer: Han In Kyung
Source: TUVIE.com

PRINTBRUSH Handheld Printer With Built-in Camera By Alex Breton (Video)

admin — Fri, 22 Jul 2011 20:08:45 +0000

The Printbrush is an 8.8-ounce 4×6 inch handheld color printer created by Swedish engineer Alex Breton for Print Dreams. Equipped with a 5-megapixel camera, the device comes with PrintDreams de RMPT™ Full technology, which allows it to print in color directly on virtually any surface, such as paper, wood, or fabric.

Designer:Alex Breton
Source: psfk.com

Revolution – A Self Recharging Digital Camer By Carl McGreavy

admin — Wed, 15 Jun 2011 17:54:42 +0000

While on the move, what if any of your gadgets, such as a phone, laptop or iPod, run out of energy? Since it’s not always possible to carry a charger everywhere you go, what one can do wait for a power supply nearby. So, if such a situation arises, you can’t do much but wait till you get back home to pump life into your gadgets. But Revolution designed by Carl McGreavy is here to change this theory. Revolution is a self recharging digital camera which will get all the powers to function by a Dynamo.

The exceptional camera will exploit a series of gears to make this possible. When someone using it turns around the dynamo by spinning the camera with their fingers, it gets charged. This extra charge allows capturing a few more moments. The shape of the camera is high on functionality. The camera can be rotated without difficulty owing to the perfectly placed ring. As all the weighty components have been shifted to the right side, it gives the camera a pendulum like effect. Revolution comes in six charge ring colors and eight different case colors. So, one can easily mix and match to get a camera according to his/her taste.

Revolution will make sure that you don’t miss on capturing any moments that life has to offer just because of a low battery life!

Designer: Carl McGreavy
Source: DesignBuzz.com

Oneshot Camera By Tino Klaehne

admin — Sat, 11 Jun 2011 15:51:48 +0000

The “mini” concept has caused designer to create the most unique versions of gadgets and appliance. Designer Tino Klaehne is one such designer who has created a unique concept Oneshot camera. The camera is as small as a USB and even looks like one at the first sight. The sleek white camera working on what appears to be a spring mechanism is simply stunning. Sure to appeal to wannabe spies and detectives, this camera is definitely a class apart.

Designer: Tino Klaehne
Source: Designlaunches.com

Polaroid Camera By Leif Erickson

admin — Thu, 19 May 2011 12:56:02 +0000

Cameras are an essential part of our lives. We relive fond memories through them. This concept Polaroid camera is set to change the face of camera designs. It’s sleek and slim. The style it exudes is extraordinary. It almost resemble a PSP, that’s how beautifully crafted and thin it is. It is designed to transfer data wirelessly. It’s charger is just as charming. Hopefully it will go into production soon.

Designer: Leif Erickson
Source: DesignLaunches.com

Hitch Camera Concept By Martin Spurway

admin — Sun, 15 May 2011 21:38:31 +0000

Hitch is a new way of capturing memories for family events. Paired cameras allow greater integration and ease of access to a range of shared photos taken by others at these events, both online or on the day. Paired devices can upload photos by placing on dock and photos from other cameras can also be shared via cardslot of bluetooth connection. These are aimed to provide a more sustainable and improved experience from the current disposable cameras which are often left on the table.

Designer: Martin Spurway

Dell Splinter By Chris Corrigan

admin — Wed, 11 May 2011 21:01:07 +0000

The encouragement and sponsorship of Dell into a semester-long studio project in the Fall 2010, at the Virginia Tech, is about to reach fruition this year. The Chris Corrigan and Groups’ brainchild is taking shape to set the students free from carrying a laptop, a cell phone or a camera separately for seeking optimum result out of the devices. All their needs in the desired service quality have been put together into a ‘simple looking, complex working’ small tablet device. But this is surely not another iPad of that kind.

The Dell Splinter is a device that is designed as two detachable units, the smaller one of which can be taken apart from the other any time and can be configured into a device of a user’s special choice like a calculator, an MP3 player or a Skype phone and surely many more, while the bigger unit serves as a laptop with quick-boot functionality all the time. Even it is compatible with third-party software and hardware development which makes it more appealing to its users.

The two-unit device with one customizable subunit makes it a computer which can be turned into whatever communicable, amusement or working devices one wants. One can do it simply by detaching the small subunit and customizing it that way. Designed with two-touch sensitive thumb surfaces at the top of the device satisfies the ergonomic aspect of the device too.

Designer: Chris Corrigan
Source: DesignBuzz.com

DISCOVERY Mini Projector & VidCam By Bach Nguyen

admin — Sat, 23 Apr 2011 22:57:56 +0000

Inventiveness in terms of technology knows no bounds. When a latest product is launched, we think that humans can’t come up with anything better, but we are happily proved wrong always. Bach Nguyen has clubbed a handy projector and video camera in a device named Discovery with a touchscreen facility.

It will give you the pleasure of owning a handheld camera as well as a mini video projector. You can easily stream online videos and watch your favorite movies on various websites. The camera will allow you to capture all the precious moments of life. At the same time the advanced mini-projector that comes embedded in the device will make sure you can play videos, movies, pictures, etc, without much difficulty. The projector has a range of 10 feet and a 10X14 screen.

A product of UMI, the Discovery has a battery life of 5 hours which can be easily charged after you take out the battery and plug it into the charger provided. But what if the battery starts dwindling while you are watching your favorite video on the projector? The Discovery comes with a charging pad that has been provided by Nixon. So, without any added worries, simply place Discovery on the charging pad and forget about your battery running out of life. You can easily insert your movie card in it and watch whatever you want to.

Normally when a new product with a better hardware/software is launched, we conveniently put aside the device even if it is in a sparkling new condition. But then there is no other way. Well, that is what we thought till date but after what you will read ahead, I bet such notions will take a backseat. The motherboard of this device is replaceable and instead of purchasing a new piece of equipment the customer can only buy upgraded technology.

Discovery has been elegantly designed with all the functionality and efficiency intact with a pledge to fulfill all your entertainment needs.

Designer: Bach Nguyen
Source: DesignBuzz.com

Klipp Futuristic Photo Camera By Mac Funamizu

admin — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 18:06:23 +0000

The Funamizu is back with another concept. Inspired by the WVIL concept camera shown at this year’s CES, Mac Funamizu envisaged a similar device in a slimmer package. The idea revolves around a lens system that is totally self contained with everything needed to take SLR quality photos. It wirelessly transmits the images to a hub device – in this case, a transparent screen.

Designer: Mac Funamizu
Source: Yankodesign.com