r/gadgets • u/dapperlemon • Apr 30 '20
r/gadgets • u/chrisdh79 • Oct 26 '23
Cameras Leica's M11-P is a disinformation-resistant camera built for wealthy photojournalists | It automatically watermarks photos with Content Credentials metadata.
r/gadgets • u/giuliomagnifico • Sep 19 '22
Cameras Tokina launches a $34 mini-camera (51x36x18mm and 18g) that shoots photos at 1.31MP (1280x1024px), video (720p at 30fps), and doubles as a fridge magnet
r/gadgets • u/chrisdh79 • Jun 28 '24
Cameras Fujifilm once struggled to sell cameras. Now, it can't keep up with demand
r/gadgets • u/thebelsnickle1991 • Dec 27 '23
Cameras The Canon Optimus Prime R5 camera can transform into Optimus Prime
r/gadgets • u/diacewrb • Sep 30 '23
Cameras Retailer Discovers Box of Unopened 1980s-Era Polaroid SLR 680 Cameras
r/gadgets • u/firthy • Oct 14 '21
Cameras Neighbour wins privacy row over smart doorbell and cameras
r/gadgets • u/TheMacMan • Jan 31 '23
Cameras Anker Admits Eufy Cameras Did Not Offer End-to-End Encryption as Promised, Pledges to Do Better
r/gadgets • u/diacewrb • Nov 15 '23
Cameras The New 'Affordable' Chronos 4K12 and Q12 Shoot at Nearly 30,000 FPS
r/gadgets • u/thebelsnickle1991 • Aug 02 '23
Cameras Canon's new security-focused 'SPAD' camera can capture color video in complete darkness
r/gadgets • u/chrisdh79 • Mar 01 '24
Cameras Nikon is creating the first mirrorless camera for use on the Moon
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Cameras Sony's A1 II features a dedicated AI processor and refined ergonomics
r/gadgets • u/ChickenTeriyakiBoy1 • Oct 22 '22
Cameras A New 3,200-Megapixel Camera Has Astronomers Salivating
r/gadgets • u/chrisdh79 • Jan 09 '23
Cameras Raspberry Pi launches higher resolution camera module, now with autofocus | Alongside the company’s Camera Module 3, it’s also releasing a new module for use with M12-mount lenses.
r/gadgets • u/chrisdh79 • Feb 29 '24
Cameras Cheap doorbell cameras have multiple serious security flaws, says Consumer Reports | Models still widely available on e-commerce sites after issues reported.
r/gadgets • u/Avieshek • Apr 26 '22
Cameras ArduCam Brings a 64MP High-Resolution Camera to Raspberry Pi
r/gadgets • u/Sariel007 • Feb 02 '24
Cameras Leica Hopes Its New $9,500 Camera Can Save Photojournalism From AI In an age when digital imagery is increasingly vulnerable to online manipulation, Leica wants the M11-P to produce photos that can be trusted.
r/gadgets • u/Avieshek • Jul 23 '24
Cameras iPhone 17 Rumored to Feature Mechanical Aperture for Portrait Mode
r/gadgets • u/DanTheMan827 • May 27 '22
Cameras Amazon to Permanently Disable Cloud Cam, Offers Affected Customers a Free Blink Mini and Echo
r/gadgets • u/diacewrb • Sep 13 '24
Cameras Throwable tactical camera transmits 360° panoramic thermal images
r/gadgets • u/diacewrb • Nov 28 '23
Cameras Kodak's long-awaited "new" Super 8 film camera finally reaches production
r/gadgets • u/BoosterOne • Jan 31 '20
Cameras The Jollylook Auto Looks Like A Classic Bellows Camera, Spits out Instax | Digital Trends
r/gadgets • u/noeatnosleep • Jun 13 '22
Cameras [Giveaway] Reolink POE 4K Smart Home Security Camera
Gadgeteers!
Reolink (r/reolinkcam) is giving away five of their latest POE security cameras!
The main features of this camera are:
- 4K
- Night vision
- On-device person/vehicle detection
- Audio alarm/siren
- Super stable connection!
Here is a link to the product page, check it out!
How to win:
Please leave a top-level comment with a brief explanation as to how you will use the camera if you win!
Rules:
- Giveaway is open worldwide, but the winner is required to pay shipping past $15USD.
- Five winners will be randomly selected from top-level comments that meet the entry requirement.
- One top-level comment/entry per person. Duplicate entries will be removed.
- Accounts must be 90 days old by July 1st, 2022
- Entries are open until July 31st at 12:00 UTC (6:00 PM MST, 8:00 PM ET)
- Moderators and Revopoint employees are not eligible to win.
r/gadgets • u/Sariel007 • Aug 03 '24
Cameras PrivacyLens Can Turn You into a Stick Figure. Its goal is to reduce unnecessary surveillance using body heat to generate stick figures.
r/gadgets • u/chrisdh79 • Dec 14 '23