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8 Insanely Expensive and Specialist Cameras


Insanely Expensive and Specialist Cameras

Tom Walker is a keen photographer with an interest in print, ink cartridge & design technology.

In these times of economic hardship, it would be sensible to keep luxury purchases to a minimum. As the famous saying goes, bread on the table is worth more than an HD television. However, if you happen to stumble upon a small fortune in the next few weeks, either winning the lottery or marrying into a rich family, you might need a new camera to capture the joy on your face at your newfound wealth whilst everyone around you is counting coppers. So here is a list of the most expensive and ridiculously specialist cameras the world has to offer. It’s not really a case of ‘take your pick’, more like ‘imagine if you planted a money tree in your garden - what would you buy? Read more

Print Digital Photos Anywhere with the PoGo Digital Camera


 Polaroid PoGo Digital Camera Were you afraid instant photo printing on-the-go was a thing of the past? Polaroid just announced the PoGo Instant Digital Camera, the first digital camera and instant printer combo.

The PoGo uses ZINK Zero Ink Printing - an ink-free printing technology that replaces ink cartridges with ZINK Paper - a composite material that has embedded, heat-activated dye crystals for 100 percent inkless printing. 2x3-inch sticky –backed photos can be viewed, edited and cropped on the three-inch color LCD screen before printing. Photos can be printed with or without borders.

The Polaroid PoGo Instant Digital Camera will be available in March 2009 for $199. Ten-packs of ZINK Photo Paper sell for $4.99, 30-packs for $12.99.

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