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Retro SLR webcam launches
A bit of vintage style for your web chats 8 May 2009 9:59 GMT
Brando is offering this cool webcam that looks like a vintage SLR as "another little fancy stuff on your desk".

With "lens rotation" for adjusting the images, the retro-cam is compatible with Skype, MSN, etc, is powered by USB and works with Windows XP, Vista...
Polaroid PoGo instant digital camera announced
Next-gen printing snapper at Firebox from 11 May 1 May 2009 16:36 GMT
The Polaroid PoGo instant digital camera is due to launch in the UK on 11 May, and etailer Firebox has nabbed the initial exclusive to sell the new snapper.

Combining the instant fun of an old skool Polaroid camera with the portable PoGo photo printer, this...
Lomography launches Chromiacs range
Chromed-up limited edition favourites 3 March 2009 15:07 GMT
Lomography has launched a new limited edition range of some of its most popular cameras decked out in chrome - fittingly named "Chromiacs".

The cameras included in the range are the Lomo Colorsplash, Diana F+, Fisheye 2 and Supersampler.

All four...
Lomo offers "White Knight" Fisheye 2
Special limited edition 4 March 2008 11:54 GMT
Lomography has announced a special edition Fisheye 2 camera - the "White Knight" - originally produced for the Taiwanese market.

As with previous models, using standard 35mm film, the camera will deliver brilliant and original fisheye pics, but has a special...
Polaroid to stop making instant film
Current stocks will last until 2009 14 February 2008 10:05 GMT
Polaroid, the company behind the iconic instant camera, is to stop making instant film.

The firm has announced it is to close factories in Massachusetts in the States, Mexico and the Netherlands. Polaroid stopped making the instant cameras approximately a year...
US photographer fights to save film
Global campaign against Kodak's decision to halt production of infrared film 14 December 2007 12:08 GMT
An American film enthusiast has launched worldwide campaign to save a specialist infrared film.

James C. Williams has started the campaign after Kodak announced it is to discontinue production of HIE-135 infrared film by the end of 2007.

He has told the...
Cult "Diana" camera to be relaunched by Lomo
Plastic "toy" camera will be reissued after 35 years 3 September 2007 12:05 GMT
Originally produced as a toy camera back in the Sixties by a factory in Hong Kong, the Diana camera, also made under different names including the "Anny" and the "Debonair" has since become a cult classic.

One of the main reasons this oh-so-basic little 120...
Crazy kitty-camera talks to your cat
Miaows to get the whiskered-one's attention 30 July 2007 9:30 GMT
The Holga K202 is no ordinary camera. This 35mm effort can make cat noises in order to get your puss' attention so as to help you snap the purr-fect shot.
Canon's official line on their film camera business
Canon issue a statement for clarification 26 May 2006 15:21 GMT
In a follow-up to Pocket-lint's report on the possible end to film camera development at Canon, the company has issued an official statement to us:

Canon’s position regarding the film camera business:

"Canon will remain in the film camera business...
Canon could be pulling out of film camera production
News wire issues a hasty correction to the news that Canon is pulling out of the film market 25 May 2006 15:23 GMT
Canon could be pulling out of the film camera market following a series of reports on Reuters.

After announcing bright and early this morning that Canon is planning to stop development of new film cameras, Reuters then issued a speedy correction that clouds the...
Nikon signals death of 35mm cameras
Nikon has announced that it is to shift its business away from 35mm cameras and focus on digital in what is sure to be the first steps in the end of the format 12 January 2006 16:17 GMT
Nikon has announced that it is to shift its business away from 35mm cameras and focus on digital in what is sure to be the first steps in the end of the format.

“Following the success of our digital line-up over the last seven years, which has resulted in more...
Dixons to stop sales of 35mm cameras
The 35mm camera is dead. Long live the 35mm camera 8 August 2005 19:33 GMT
Dixon's the UK high street retailer has announced the death of the 35mm film camera by announcing it will no longer sell 35mm film-based cameras.

Dixons reports that sales of digital cameras are now outstripping sales of 35mm cameras by 15 to 1 making it impractical...