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1 Nikon Introduces Retro-Chic Coolpix P310
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3 Colorful, Quirky Novelty Cameras Under $100
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5 6 Polaroid Style Cameras For Your Instant Photography Desires
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6 6 Toy Cameras For the Retro Photographer
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7 All Kinds of Cameras For Your Photography Needs
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8 Dreamy, Eye-Catching Cameras at Every Budget
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9 iWant: The Fujifilm X100 Special Edition
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10 La Sardina Cameras Add a Touch of Flare to Your Photography Tool Kit
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11 Polaroid's Z340 Instant Camera Comes With a Digital Twist
No need to scour the Internet for the perfect sturdy, cool camera strap to take on your travels; just peek inside your closet. This camera strap DIY by Photojojo calls simply for a silk scarf or piece of cut silk fabric, sturdy key rings, and some basic sewing skills. Silk is an incredibly sturdy fabric, which makes it an ideal candidate to keep a precious DSLR safe. Silk rope is actually Read more
We know that looks aren't everything, but man — the new Nikon Coolpix P310 is quite a looker. Coming with a retro-styled bod and a 16MP sensor, it's the pocket cam for professionals, and a great investment for mobile photographers who want a little more power behind their pics. The camera itself comes with a 3-inch LCD screen on the back, improved image stabilization, 19 scene modes, full Read more
The success of The Impossible Project has shown that demand for the nostalgia of capturing memories via instant photography is strong. Years ago we mourned Polaroid's decision to stop producing instant film and cameras, but today's announcement that the Z340 Instant Digital Camera is finally available promises to breathe new digital life into one of our favorite mediums. Polaroid's Z340 Instant Read more
Lomography cameras come with that certain "something" all on their own, but toss these La Sardina 22mm Fisheye Lens Lomos in front of a shutterbug, and they won't be able to resist. Vintage enthusiasts will love the retro style of the Lomo film units, and fashionistas will dig the bright and bold patterns of the outside skin. All three — Cubic ($110), Domino ($70), and Sea Pride ($60) — use Read more
The Fujifilm X100 has been on our hot list for a while, but now that I've seen the tan leather Fujifilm X100 Special Edition, I'm updating my wish list. Since the original X100 will set you back $1,200, you can expect this limited-edition entry to have a sticker price of much more. Oh, and since it's only available in Hong Kong, you better start setting up your Ebay alerts now. Read more
Photographs are an easy and versatile way to decorate any home, but your decorating inspiration doesn't have to be limited to the pictures themselves. The cameras, lights, tripods, and film used to produce those photos make for equally beautiful decor! Read more
Though a camera is used to capture amazing and beautiful images, we can't help but swoon for a camera that's good lookin' on the outside, too. We gathered up a few of our favorites that inspire us to head out and snap the world around us through the tiny lens. Read more
Last week we celebrated Camera Day and offered up lots of different cameras to choose from. From waterproof to toy cameras, check out all the gear goodness you may have missed, and be sure to pack along your camera for today's Fourth of July festivities and submit your pics to our Cool Capture group — your photos could be featured on the GeekSugar homepage! Read more
With the dozens of retro smartphone apps there, it seems all our friends' photos were snapped in the '70s. Bring some authentic old-school charm to your vintage shots with actual film cameras. Our six toy camera picks include the best of the lomography world at varying price points. Even more fun than toting these cameras around is seeing how the pictures turned out once developed. Read more
Though we're able to snap quality pics with our mobile phones and upload them straight to a number of social networks, there's just something about capturing a moment and watching it develop before our eyes. Though you can still get your hands on original Polaroid film if you're lucky (and have deep pockets), there are some viable alternatives on the market these days. Check out six examples Read more
