If you’re looking for a camera that can keep up with all of life’s adventures, you’ve found it. The TG-810 lets you snap stunning photos -- and record HD movies -- wherever you are. It can handle drops up to 6.6 feet, operate in freezing snowstorms, and swim with the fishes -- dangerous conditions for most other digital cameras.

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A revolutionary system of waterproof seals and gaskets keeps water out so you can take pictures as deep as 33 feet underwater.

The olloclip(TM) is a quick-connect lens solution for the iPhone 4 that includes a fisheye, wide-angle and macro lens in one small, convenient package that easily fits in your pocket. Nestled in the palm of your hand, the olloclip connects to the iPhone within 2 seconds so you’ll be sure to capture the image you want…if you don’t see the picture you’re looking for just flip it over and switch the lens.

These photos and repair tips describe how to access the 3 flexible printed circuit (fpc) connectors under the FT-1 top cover. Deteriorated foam compression strips and corrosion between the connector contacts themselves are often are the cause of partial or no operation for this model. These photos are for the more commonly seen first version pc and fpc boards; improved materials and a revised circuit configuration were used in a later version of the electronics, but similar repair procedures would be used.

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This handy, point-and-shoot 35mm camera is a dream product for analog lovers who love lowlight and indoor photography. Equipped with the NP (‘natural photo’) mode which calculates the subject’s brightness and adjusts the exposure according to the available light, it’s so light-sensitive that you’ll never need to use flash again. Pair it with a fast film, preferably the Natura Classica 1600 (NP mode only works for ISO 800 and above) and you’ll get natural-light images with sharp, faithful colors, fine details, and a very smooth grain. Say goodbye to washed-out effects of the harsh flash!

Panasonic announces Micro Four-Thirds camcorder #camera

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The GeoTag app for iPhone and iPod Touch allows you to capture GPS location information for digital photos that are taken with your non-GPS digital camera. Using the free software GeoTag Deskop, you can later add the captured locations to your photos so that you can upload them, already tagged, to iPhoto 09 and Flickr.

The main purpose of this article is to discuss the options for and results of using adapters and manual focus lenses on the Panasonic G1. That ability is something that has a lot of photo.net photographers talking about the G1 and interested in using it. Though this isn’t a full review, I will start out by giving a quick (well, quick for me) overview of my thoughts on the G1 itself and it’s performance and usability.

Late model Konica Hexanon AR lenses are all black, and are those mostly commonly found. However, older Konica lenses are black with a silver colored aperture ring, and can still be found on occasion. In addition, some early Hexanon AR lenses were ARP (preset) or ARM (manual). ARM lenses are also ones which take a put-in type filter at the rear of the lens. All others use filters which screw onto the front of the lens.

Professor Kobré’s Lightscoop slips over your Nikon, Sigma, Pentax, Fuji FinePix, or Canon camera’s pop-up flash and allows you to bounce the flash like professionals bounce an expensive external flash. The Lightscoop is the inexpensive answer to natu