Ricoh GR IIIx Camera

Ricoh has rolled out a sparkling new version of its popular GR camera. The good-looking shooter has been a cult digital camera in the world of street photography, it is loved for its compact design and blacked-out look. The new Ricoh GR IIIx Camera features an all-new 26.1mm F2.8 lens that provides a 40mm standard angle of view in the 35mm format, delivering images with a more truthful sense of depth for a completely different type of street photography. The sleek camera also features a 24.2MP APS-C sensor, a high-speed hybrid autofocus system, three-axis, four-step shake reduction, a 3-inch touchscreen LCD, in-camera advanced image editing, and Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity.

360CAM

360cam is a new 360-degree camera taking Kickstarter by storm($615,000 raised at the time of writing), it differs from rival 360-degree cams offering 360 HD video, real-time streaming, and underwater filming. The egg-shaped camera features three ultra sharp 185º fish-eye lenses that capture and stitch images in real time, producing a breath-taking all-around view. The included 360cam app lets you have complete control of the camera, allowing you to adju...
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Paper Airplane VR Drone

Imagine turning a simple paper airplane into a virtual reality experience? PowerUp FPV lets you experience flight as if you were sitting in the cockpit of your very own paper airplane. Wearing your smartphone with a head-mounted display (Google cardboard viewer included), you see what your plane sees! All you have to do to control the plane is simply tilt your head in the direction you want it to fly. It has a over 300ft Wi-Fi video streaming range, reaches speeds o...
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Hi-Lift Jack

Next time you hit the trail, make sure you have a Hi-Lift Jack with you, a must have for any off-road adventurer. For less than $100, this basic tool can free you from the stickiest situations. Made of cast and steel components, the simple device is designed to lift a trapped vehicle from a boggy situation. Simply plant the jack under your vehicle, place the foot of the jack under a secure anchor point on your bumper or rock sliders, and then, using the ...
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