Pulse Camera Remote

The Pulse Camera Remote is a new smart device that enables you to get a great deal of control on your DSLR camera from your smartphone through the mandatory app that goes with it. Using Bluetooth, you simply have to set the small gadget atop your camera´s hot shoe, connect it with the micro USB cable that’s attached to it, and control such features as the most obvious shutter button but also many others such as choosing the ISO of your choice, the aperture, taking videos or adjusting your timelapse pictures, just to name a few. You will always see a thumbnail of your last pic to keep up with your snapshots. Compatible with most modern Canon and Nikon reflex cameras. watch the video below

CHIPS | WIRELESS HELMET AUDIO

The Chips, by Outdoor Technology are a new wireless audio system(speakers & mic) for ski and snowboard helmets. Simply pair the Chips to your bluetooth device and place them into any helmet with an audio liner. You can control your music(play,pause,skip,volume) and answer/make calls on the Chips two button interface, all this without the hassle of removing your gloves! via...
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WACOM INKLING | DIGITALLY CAPTURES WHAT YOU DRAW

Wouldn´t it be great if your ideas began as sketches on paper, and automatically became vector graphics?. Inkling is a Wacom pen that has a small receiver device that you attach to any paper or sketchbook, together they capture every stroke of your work of art. You can then convert your design to digital via USB, it then becomes a vector drawing! you can now edit your drawing in any image editing software, how awesome is that? Watch the video...
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NIZO APP

Smartphone videographers rejoice, Nizo is a new filmmaking app that lets you edit video as you shoot! Essentially, this app is an all-in-one camera and editing app. Nizo pairs the camera with simple editing tools in a fluid and immersive gestural workflow that is designed for a complete focus on the image. Everything is fluid and minimalist. The beautifully designed app can record 4K footage at a cinematic 24 or 60 fps, 1080p at 24 or 120 fps slow-mo, has live video...
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