Ordinary DSLR cameras too big and bulky for you? Check out the CHOBi CAM ONE, a DSLR-style toy camera the size of an eraser that actually has lenses you can swap in and out. It shoots 1600×1200 still photos and VGA video at 30 frames per second.
The “Photo Hanger” is a mini steel wire paperclip shaped like a miniature clothes hanger, and can be a …
Photo-opoly is a Monopoly clone in which you use 22 of your own …
You’ve probably seen the special keyboard covers for Mac keyboards that show you the Photoshop shortcut each key is …
If PetaPixel’s very own Leica skin for the iPhone isn’t enough photo geekery for you, there’s also …
Pardon the obnoxious watermarks, but Gadget4all is selling this funky USB speaker that …
iPhoneography (i.e. iPhone photography) is exploding in popularity, and undoubtedly many people jumping into the craze will want to …
The soft cases that are often bundled with higher-end lenses are good for preventing minor scrapes and bruises, but …
Now that you’re older and not playing with stuffed animals any more, you’re probably not keeping coins in a …
I don’t know about you, but if it weren’t for the protective case on my smartphone, it would have …
When Apple designed the iPad, they opted for simplicity and omitted things like a USB port or memory card …
Wanna give a unique present this Christmas? If you have two portraits of a particular friend (head-on and profile), …
The LoopIt is a new camera sling by Luma designed to be smaller, lighter, and more affordable than the Luma Loop. Both slings use a lanyard and connector that slide along the camera strap and connect to cameras via any available strap mount point. The push-to-release swivels are manufactured at the same factory that invented the swivel used by the US military, with tolerances that supposedly exceed the ones used in combat.
Want something fancy to prop up your growing collection of photography books? These snazzy …
Instructables member willferrari599 recently posted a funny tutorial on how to turn a …
Photojojo is selling this nifty Juice Box Camera, a 35mm camera that looks like a box of apple juice. The shutter is triggered by -- you guessed it -- the straw!
Carry around your business cards, cash and/or plastic in style with this nifty …
These might not be as practical as the USB cufflinks we shared a while back, but with …
ThinkGeek is selling a spy-themed T-shirt with a twist — the camera being used by the spy in the …
This watch has a maximum aperture of f/2. Wait… What? That’s right, this novelty watch for uber photo geeks …
At Photokina 2010 Pentax had a toy capsule vending machine that spit out …
We reported on the Nikon coffee cup that finally appeared on the web months ago, but didn't get our hands on one until today. We did an unboxing of the Canon coffee mug and thermos back in June, so we'll do a similar hands-on for this Nikon one. Like the Canon ones, there's a whole bunch of places making these things (none of which are the camera companies themselves), so there might be some variation on how the thing looks depending on where you buy it from.
Apparently babies can't resist a good checkboard pattern. ShutterBuddy is a camera attachment that surrounds your camera or lens with a checkerboard pattern, causing babies to stare uncontrollably at your camera (whether in fear or fascination, we have no idea). You can order your own for $15 through the ShutterBuddy website, or you can spend some time creating a do-it-yourself version by printing out or drawing your own checkboard pattern.
Photojojo just added the “Mini Model Camera” to their store. This is a …
Here's a terrific "Doh! Why didn't I think of that?" idea shared by Flickr user Ralph Odenwälder in his photostream: create a set of matching Polaroid photographs for an awesome do-it-yourself memory card game that you can either give someone as a present or play yourself!
Check out this solid brass Nikon belt buckle, a fusion of masculinity and photo geekiness.
Kate received this awesome miniature Polaroid One-Step camera as a present from her friend Pia. What's neat is that the camera came with a collection of baby Polaroid pictures, with actual photographs printed on them!
Here's a super random gift idea for photographers that have everything: a camera that's hidden behind what appears to be a normal shirt button. The Thanko Button Camera is attached to button-up shirts using special buttons that have a hole for the lens. If you don't have a shirt with black buttons, you'll be happy to know that the buttons come in three different colors: black, white, and pearl.
Well… finally! A Nikon coffee mug has finally appeared on the Internets, months after the web went crazy over …
Hatcams are a new line of custom baseball caps that have an industry …
LoveLeeSoaps on Etsy has some neat soap …
Here’s a unique way to keep your photographs close at hand (literally): USB …
This might be old news for some of you, but I just came across it so I’m guessing many …
The Chobi Mini Digital Camera is an uber-compact digital camera that captures both …
The Golden Half is a plastic half-size format 35mm camera by …
This faux camera can't take pictures, but it sure can take shots.
Hot on the heels of the latest Canon coffee mug craze, here’s another fun item for you …
I don't know about you, but I often find myself wiping off the LCD on my DSLR or point-and-shoot with my clothes. The unseemly but common practice of wiping gadgets with clothes is exactly what FIFT, a husband and wife design team in Japan, had in mind when they designed the 'Wipe Shirt'.
Japanese company Green House recently released the Mini Digi, an “ultra-compact” digital camera that fits on your keychain. This …
The Cloak Bag is a minimalistic camera bag with a pretty unique feature: …