Good news for those of you who wants more than a 6x telescope for your iPhone. This new and improved version features 8x optical zoom and it comes with a handy tripod.

It is a telecsope with manual focus, just turning the ring in the front of the scope to the clearest shot. It comes with a stand that you may have your iPhone 3G / iPhone 3Gs clipping on the stand to take pictures and movies.

Here’s a video clip showing the iPhone telescope in action:

Advantages:

• Avoid the contortion of image
• Detachable from the crystal case
• Superb 8X OPTICAL ZOOMING
• Manual Focus adjust
• Comes with a stand for taking pictures and movies

Package Contents:

• 8X Telescope with manual focus
• Hard Case x 1
• Holder x 1
• Mini Tripod x 1

The 8X Telescope with Hard Case for iPhone 3G / 3GS is compatible with both the 3G and the 3GS model. The product is yours for $28.99 frpm the USB Fever website.

The handy pistol-like NightVision digital video camera allows you to record video or shoot still images in complete darkness and store it on the built-in 32MB (approx 2 min) memory or using a 2GB (approx 75 min) SD card.

The NightVision Digital Video Camera also works in regular light, automatically switching to night mode the second darkness descends? Well it does, so there.

Totally idiot-proof, this trigger operated gizmo lets you preview footage, as it’s happening, on a built-in 2-inch LCD screen. You can also check out your handiwork in full VGA (640×480) resolution by hooking up to your computer or TV.

Technical Specifications

• 1.3MP Still Image Resolution / 640×480 VGA Video Resolution
• 2-inch Colour TFT LCD Screen Display
• Fixed focus
• 32MB Internal Memory, SD/MMC Card Slot expandable to 2GB
• 2 minutes on-board recording time with up to 75 minutes with 2GB SD Card
• USB, NTSC, PAL Output
• Computer Requirements: Windows 2000, XP or Vista
• Requires 4x AA batteries – not included
• Dimensions: approx 16.5(H) x 12.8(W) x 5.1(D) cm

The NightVision Digital Video Camera is available from Firebox for £69.95 (about $115).

This mini digital camera, rechargeable via USB, easily attaches to your pet’s collar and will then allow you to see what your furry little friend is up to when you’re not around.

Just clip the lightweight digital camera to your pet’s collar and you’ll be able to take up to 40 photos to document their shenanigans. The camera has an auto interval mode that can be set to snap pictures at 1, 5 or 15 minute intervals. At 640 x 480 resolution the quality isn’t too shabby either.

All that’s left for you to do is hook up the camera to your PC or Mac and check out what sort of mischief Rover and Tiddles have been getting up to in your absence. Small and light enough for most cats and dogs.

Features

• A mini digital camera that can be attached to your pet’s collar.
• Take up to 40 pictures of your pet’s secret life.
• Auto Interval setting allows you to set the camera to take shots at 1, 5 or 15 minute intervals. To conserve battery the camera will go into sleep mode between shots.
• The camera takes 4″ by 6″ shots in 640 x 480 resolution.
• The camera recharges via USB.
• Requires Microsoft 2000 or higher/Mac OSX and above.
• Includes Lithium Ion rechargeable battery.
• Suitable for pets, though may be best if it is put on said pet by a human, aged 8 years+.
• Size: 10 x 5 x 4cm.

The Pet’s Eye View Camera is available from the IWOOT for £39.99 (about $66 USD).

Diana Multi-Pinhole Operator is the name of this new camera by the Austria-based company Lomography. Bringing you a “colour-crazed, multi-format revolution to pinhole photography”.

The Diana Multi-Pinhole Operator camera allows you to choose from 1,2, or 3 pinholes on a shot – wild when used with the included colour gels.

With 3 photo formats to choose from and an array of coloured filters to stain your 120 pinhole images with wild tints, it’s guaranteed to make your dreamy pinhole photos burst with a psychedelic almost 3D effect.

Product Description

• Uses 120 film and 35mm (when used with Diana 35mm Back+ available separately)
• Three photo formats to choose from: classic 12 square shots, 16 small squares, and endless panorama
• Choose from 1, 2, or 3 pinholes on one shot
• Colour gels included so that you can easily slip ‘em on for some colour-tastic pinhole photos

The Diana Multi-Pinhole Operator camera is available from the Lomography website for $65.

The Hong Kong based Hi-Den Vision company introduces HD-0311 – a device described as the “world’s smallest HDMI hi-def photo player for those who love photography and traveling”.

It’s not only the smallest photo or media player for viewing photos in large HDTV up to 1080p hdmi resolution, but also allows customization with remote control when viewing photos.

Travelers don’t need to stick to small LCD of their digital cameras in reviewing everyday photos during the journey, instead they can review photos once they sit back and relax in hotel rooms. HD-0311 is also capable of playing music and video clips.

The portable HD-0311 HDMI player from Hi-Den Vision measures 4.8(W) x 10.1(L) x 1.6(H) cm and weighs 50g. No word on pricing yet.

A roll film inspired digital clock for all the photography lovers out there.

Features:

• Time Display
• Date Display
• AC Powered OR 3 pcs C-sized battery
• Size:W:16.5 x H:21.5 x D:9cm

The Roll Film Clock is available from the Watch Brando website for $62.

This handy lightweight neoprene camera case features a clever built-in ultra-slim tripod. Simply unwrap the case, unfold the legs, take your photos, wrap and go.

Unlike other portable peripherals, you needn’t worry about losing this handy accessory or fumbling around for it in your pockets because it mounts to your camera via its screw-in tripod socket and stays put permanently, even while you take the shot.

Talking about taking shots, the die-cast aluminium tripod extends to provide a stable, tilt-adjustable platform for all those self-timer shots, family portraits and piccies where even an ultra-steady hand won’t do. You can even rotate it to allow access to your camera’s battery or memory card slot.

Crafted in stretchy neoprene with a quick-release Velcro closure, the Wrap-up is so useful cameras look and feel naked without one.

The Wrap-Up Tripod is available from the Firebox website for £19.95 (about $30 USD).

The tiny Ikimono plastic camera, measuring only 1.75(W) x 1.75(H) x 1.5(D) inches, is small enough to hang on a keychain and it features a little cartoon animal on the front.

The IKimono Camera is a super compact simple camera, using 110 film for great looking 3X5″ or 4X6″ prints. Intended for daytime bright light shooting.

The Ikimono Camera is available from the UrbanOutfitters.com website for $22.

(Likecool via Geeky Gadgets)

The dream photo gear (or the nightmare gear maybe, considering the time it’ll take to get things right) for the perfectionist photographer; the three-bubble spirit level.

Features:

• Cube Hot Shoe 3-Axis Bubble Level
• Light weight: 20 gram
• Dimensions: 2.5 x 2.5 x 2.5 cm

The Cube Hot Shoe 3-Axis Bubble Level is yours for $11 from the Gagdet Brando website, who is offering free shipping until December 31.

This pocket camera allows you to combine two different photos as one.

The simple yellow and black camera is made of plastic, measures 4.5 x 2.75 x1.5 inches and uses 35mm film. Unfortunately, it has no flash.

Here’s an example of what kind of photos you are able to create:

The Split Cam is available for $20 from the fredflare.com website.

The radio-controlled mini helicopter Draganflyer X6 is designed to carry wireless video cameras and still cameras. A pair of glasses lets you see the same thing as the chopper in the air, while you are standing on the ground with the handheld controller.

Use the high definition motion video provided by the Draganflyer X6 helicopter for security, reconnaissance, inspection, damage assessment, research, real estate promotion, or advertising. It can be used for virtually anything.

The Draganflyer X6 is small enough to fly indoors where other full-size helicopters or airplanes can’t, yet is large enough to fly outdoors in winds up to 30km/h (18mph).

The Draganflyer X6 helicopter uses 11 sensors and thousands of lines of code to self-stabilize during flight. This means the Draganflyer X6 is easier to fly than any other helicopter in its class.

More photos, videos and information about the Draganflyer X6 at draganfly.com.

(Via Gizmodo)

The 6x zoom telescope which has been available for the older iPhone model has now been updated to fit the slightly thinner and more curved 3G model of Apples cell phone.

The new design to run of rays can effectively avoid the contortion of image, and makes the super wide angle, the larger luminous flux, the higher visual acuteness, good for color reduction, which makes the high quality of photography.

Here’s a comparison of what it looks like with and without the telescope:

The iPhone 3G Telescope is available from the Mobile Brando website for $19.

The all-plastic lens on this 60s inspired Diana+ camera will ensure that you get the original “dreamy, gorgeous, color-drenched, sometimes-blurry, and often-mind-blowing” feeling in your photos.

Two Shutter Speeds:
Choose between ‘N’ for normal daytime snapshots or ‘B’ for unlimited indoor and nighttime exposures.

Two Image Sizes:
For your pleasure, you can choose between the 12 full-frame shots (520×520mm), or 16 smaller square images – in the classic Diana format (420mx420mm)

Multiple and Partial Exposures:
You can advance the Diana+ as much or as little as you like after each shot – making multiple exposures, half-exposed frames, and stretched out crazy-long shots a snap.

Pinhole Function:
Remove the lens, set the aperture to a super-small pinhole and shoot a super-wide-angle, severely old-school image through a tiny hole.

Endless Panorama:
Use this setting along with the smaller image format (420mmx420mm) to place sequential frames right next to each other and create a concurrent and unlimited panoramic image.

Shutter Lock and Tripod Thread:
Sharp and solid long exposures (especially pinhole images) require a steady camera. To help you out, there’s a standard tripod thread on the bottom of your Diana+ and a small shutter lock that allows you to keep the shutter indefinitely without holding it down.

Diana+ example photos:

Product Features:

• A recreation of the 1960’s retro classic
• Film format: 120 (Medium Format)
• Variable shutter (daytime & ‘B’ for unlimited long exposures)
• Removable lens for super-wide-angle pinhole shots
• 200 page Dian history book included
• Picture Formats: 12-shot (520×520mm), 16-shot (420×420mm), and endless Panorama (460×460mm)

The Diana+ Camera measures H 90(H) x 35(W) x 90(D) mm and is available from the Drinkstuff.com website for £39.95 (about $79 USD).

This LED ring from Marumi will allow you to take better close-up pictures with your compact digital camera. The ringlike form provides a smooth and shadowless illumination of your object from every side.

This ring light unit provides an illumination akin to daylight. This results in brighter colours. The ring light has two steps of light intensity. You always can choose the matching light intensity for the actual ambient light.

You can attach the ring light to any camera which has a tripod thread. By the help of the flexible bending arm you can adjust the ring light to any camera type. You just have to bend the bending arm so that it is positioned in front of the lens of the camera.

Features:

• First ring light for compact digital cameras
• Smooth illumination from every side
• No object shadowing any more
• Eight LEDs
• Two steps of light intensity
• Illumination akin to daylight
• For any camera with tripod thread
• Flexible bending arm for the LED-ring
• Needs three AAA-batteries
• Case included

The Marumi LED-8 LED Macro Ring Light for Compact Digital Camera is available from enjoyyourcamera.com for 79,99 EUR (about $126 USD).

(Smart Stuff via OhGizmo)

If the 6x iPhone Telescope that we covered a couple of months ago isn’t enough to take your mobiles photos where you want, maybe this one will.

This telescope from the Japanese Green House company comes with a tripod and a mobile phone holder, and it gives you up to 8x zoom possibilities.

Head over to Akihabara News for more photos. No word on pricing.

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The four-lens LOMO Silver Action 35mm camera has been released in a new version under the name Black Action, featuring a four-step sequential flash.

Your party and concert pix are gonna look amazing with help from this signature 4-frame camera equipped w/ a four-step sequential flash.

Four bold images on one print! You never know quite what you’ll get and that is the point. Kit includes batteries and a roll of 35mm film…

The LOMO Black Action is yours for $60 from fredflare.com.

Want to give you photos a more professional look when selling items at eBay? Try this product, it will turn your tabletop into a miniature photo studio.

Portable “studio” in its own carry case includes everything needed to create professional-looking shots at home: light box with diffuser screen, adjustable camera tripod, 2 backdrops. Deluxe version also includes 2 output lights (120V and 50V) with adjustable legs.

The Tabletop Photo Studio is available in a standard ($29.98) and a deluxe ($69.98) edition over at the Harriet Carter website.

Minnesota based artist Debra Dresler used a vintage flash camera to create this beautiful, creative and nostalgic analog timepiece.

Perfect for photography junkies and antique lovers will add personality and historic charm to any home.

The Vintage Flash Camera Clock ($165) is available from UncommonGoods.

The serious mobile phone photographer can now start shooting pictures using a three-legged mini stand to help stabilizing and elevate the camera phone.

Features:

• Best for Self Photo Taking, Battery charger stand, etc.
• 360-degree movement joint
• Foot Stand length: 10 to 16.5 cm
• Clip size height: 5.5 to 6.5 cm
• Clip size width: 2 cm

The Mobile Holder with Tripod is available from Gadget Brabdo for $10.