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| iStabilizer Dolly universal mount works with just about any smartphone Posted: 15 Jul 2012 10:30 AM PDT
Well, once the world of photo stills was mastered by phone manufacturers, it is now time for some movie recording moments on your communications device. This is exactly what the iStabilizer Dolly is for in this day and age, where many people use their smartphones not only to shoot a photo, but also to record down those precious moments in their lives. More details concerning the iStabilizer Dolly can be found in the extended post. iStabilizer is a well known name for churning out universal lightweight and compact tripods, steady cams and mounts for mobile devices and digital cameras, and this time around, their creation is simply known as Dolly. Dolly will rely on iStabilizer's universal Mount, turning it into a compatible accessory for just about any other smartphone out there in the market. This is even made possible without requiring you to remove your smartphone’s protective case or bumpers. The iStabilizer's innovative camera dolly will ensure you can kiss goodbye to shaky and amateur travel videos. Not only that, your YouTube clips on your blog post will be far easier on the eyes – and there is no need for your viewers to get ready an air sickness bag, too. The asking price for the iStabilizer Dolly? We are looking at $59.95, which is a small price to pay considering the amount of steadiness your hands will be able to experience, making sure that no one will ever laugh at you any more in the future concerning your movie recordings taken with a smartphone. You can say that this is more or less the ideal tool to capture tracking shots, time lapse, artistic work and stunning travel videos. [ iStabilizer Dolly universal mount works with just about any smartphone copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]
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| Posted: 15 Jul 2012 09:34 AM PDT
Well, Samsung intends to improve on the digital camera front with their latest smart camera known as the Samsung EX2F, where their latest model is said to be the world’s brightest compact camera lens with F1.4 aperture, and will also be part of its growing collection of Wi-Fi-enabled Smart Cameras. It will continue where the Samsung EX1 with F1.8 lens left off, where this new model was specially engineered to deliver super-bright photography. What stands out in particular would be its F1.4 lens that clearly makes this the brightest in any compact camera. Not only that, you can also store and share images remotely using Wi-Fi connectivity. Those who are more serious and are thinking about taking the next step can always check out the Full Manual Controls which is featured in a strong but lightweight body. DLSR owners who want something more portable to shoot images at impromptu moments would definitely want to consider getting the Samsung EX2F as part of their stable of extra devices. Other hardware specifications include the ability to capture 1080/30p movies in Full HD quality complete with stereo sound, so that you are able to enjoy playback later on a Full HDTV. The EX2F will also snap 12-megapixel stills while shooting video simultaneously, where this is made possible thanks to the Dual Capture feature, making sure you will no longer lose a single precious moment down the road. There is also a 3.0" Swivel AMOLED display that helps you line out great looking shots, while all your captured photos can be stored on its SDXC/SDHC memory card slot. [ Samsung EX2F Smart Camera copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]
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The advent of smartphones these days have certainly brought about a whole new wave of sharing over social media platforms, including Twitter and Facebook of course. Well, do you remember the first time you heard of a new camera being integrated into a phone? That was certainly the bomb, and it did bring about some jaw dropping moments when the phone’s display caught up with the kind of photos captured, and in due time, even the handset was involved in the megapixel race.
So we have smart cars as well as smart phones (and in some instances, smart windows as well on select buildings!), but how about a smart camera? Seriously, cameras could not come any more smarter than they already are at this point in time, don’t you think so? After all, how difficult is it to point and shoot at a particular subject, and with the kind of lenses and modern day performance, you know for sure whatever your DSLR or Micro Four Thirds shooter picks up, it is going to be the bomb.| You are subscribed to email updates from Coolest Gadgets To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now. | Email delivery powered by Google |
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