SuperHeadz keeps coming with must-haves for photo enthusiasts and casual clickers. The Kurodigi is a small and light key-chain-style digital lomo camera capable of taking extremely stylized pictures. It's super easy to use, and in addition to stills the camera also takes videos!
features:
- 2.0 mp
- f2.8
- 4mb internal memory
- sd card slot (up to 2gb)
- usb port reviewed by NI
remake of the cult classic Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim camera
The Pink Slim Dress Camera is a remake of the cult classic Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim camera, which has been out of production for a long time and was known for its portability, low price, wide angle lens, and unique photo results. Produced at the same factory as the original, the Pink Slim Dress features the same 22m (super wide!) lens with the characteristic color saturation, vignetting, and contrasty results (surprisingly vivid colors). These photos have character! And for less than $30, this super-light, rugged, and simple gadget w/ a non-slip rubber grip is the perfect choice for your pocket camera needs. Recommended.
- shoots standard 35mm film
- shoot dynamic, wide pictures with 22m wide angle lens
- surprisingly vivid colors
- vignetting effect
- plastic, light, portable reviewed by the mgmnt
twin-lens reflex camera that uses standard 35mm film
The Blackbird is one of the few twin-lens reflex cameras to use standard 35mm film (vs. larger format 120 film). This opens up this great method of photography to everyone (not to mention the hassle these days of developing non-standard film). With roots in the 1920s photography, the Blackbird features two viewfinding options: For quiet and reflective framing, you can hold the camera at waist level and look down. For a quicker style shot, you can use the sportsfinder, which approximates the viewfinder through a notch in the top of the camera. In addition, there are three picture dimensions you can shoot: the normal 24 x 36, the square 24 x 24, and the full 36 x 36 (which fills up the entire width of the film including the side sprocket holes).
The concept of the camera is to invite people to take more time when framing, a slower type of photography: "You load the film and position the camera at your navel. Peer down into the viewfinder and find the world reflected in the mirror, suspend your breath and capture the subject, release the shutter. With this act you lock in a piece of the world in your miniature box. It reminds us of how excited we used to get as children in the summer running around with glass jars to capture fireflies. It still makes us a little sentimental. The twin-lens reflex camera harkens memories of these glittering fantasies of pictures, when taking them meant capturing a scene." Recommended.
- twin-lens reflex camera that takes 35mm film
- wind angle 33mm lens
- detailed focus wheel for surprisingly sharp images, beautiful colors.
- separate viewfinder lens
- 3 framing options - normal, square, and full
- can attach a flash reviewed by the mgmnt
twin-lens reflex camera that uses standard 35mm film
The Blackbird is one of the few twin-lens reflex cameras to use standard 35mm film (vs. larger format 120 film). This opens up this great method of photography to everyone (not to mention the hassle these days of developing non-standard film). With roots in the 1920s photography, the Blackbird features two viewfinding options: For quiet and reflective framing, you can hold the camera at waist level and look down. For a quicker style shot, you can use the sportsfinder, which approximates the viewfinder through a notch in the top of the camera. In addition, there are three picture dimensions you can shoot: the normal 24 x 36, the square 24 x 24, and the full 36 x 36 (which fills up the entire width of the film including the side sprocket holes).
The concept of the camera is to invite people to take more time when framing, a slower type of photography: "You load the film and position the camera at your navel. Peer down into the viewfinder and find the world reflected in the mirror, suspend your breath and capture the subject, release the shutter. With this act you lock in a piece of the world in your miniature box. It reminds us of how excited we used to get as children in the summer running around with glass jars to capture fireflies. It still makes us a little sentimental. The twin-lens reflex camera harkens memories of these glittering fantasies of pictures, when taking them meant capturing a scene." Recommended.
- twin-lens reflex camera that takes 35mm film
- wind angle 33mm lens
- detailed focus wheel for surprisingly sharp images, beautiful colors.
- separate viewfinder lens
- 3 framing options - normal, square, and full
- can attach a flash reviewed by the mgmnt
Slightly larger than a flash drive, the Clap from SuperHeadz is one of the most portable digital cameras in the market. Don't let the small size fool you though as the Clap takes extremely stylized - "faint, fluent, and soft" - pictures. It's super easy to operate, and transporting photos is also a breeze - no need for messy cables, just remove the cap and connect it directly to your computer's usb port (doing so also charges the built-in battery). The Clap is also well designed, with a clean, minimalist body that comes in a variety of colors. And lastly, it shoots video!
features:
- image format: JPEG
- video format: AVI
- image resolution: 1280x1024
- video resolution: 720x480
- effective camera resolution: 2,000,000 (2million) pixels
- lens: f2.8=3.2mm
- iso:100
- battery: built-in rechargeable lithium ion battery
- memory: MicroSD card (sold separately, supports up to 16GB)
- size: 35x70x5mm 24g
- interface: USB 2.0/1.1
SuperHeadz Black Slim Devil (Wide Angle Lens) Camera
remake of the cult classic Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim camera
The Black Slim Devil Camera is a remake of the cult classic Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim camera. This out of production camera was known for its portability, low price, wide angle lens, and unique photo results. The Black Slim Devil camera is made at the same factory as the original and features the same wide angle 22m lens with the characteristic color saturation, vignetting and contrasty results (surprisingly vivid colors). These photos have character! And for less than $30, the Black Slim Devil Camera is the perfect choice for your pocket camera needs; it's super-light, rugged, simple and features a rubber grip. Recommended.
- shoots standard 35mm film
- shoot dynamic, wide pictures with 22m wide angle lens
- surprisingly vivid colors
- vignetting effect
- plastic, light, portable reviewed by the mgmnt
SuperHeadz White Slim Angel (Wide Angle Lens) Camera
remake of the cult classic Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim camera
The White Slim Angel Camera is a remake of the cult classic Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim camera. This out of production camera was known for its portability, low price, wide angle lens, and unique photo results. The White Slim Angel camera is made at the same factory as the original and features the same wide angle 22m lens with the characteristic color saturation, vignetting and contrasty results (surprisingly vivid colors). These photos have character! And for less than $30, the White Slim Angel Camera is the perfect choice for your pocket camera needs; it's super-light, rugged, simple and features a rubber grip. Recommended.
- shoots standard 35mm film
- shoot dynamic, wide pictures with 22m wide angle lens
- surprisingly vivid colors
- vignetting effect
- plastic, light, portable reviewed by the mgmnt
SuperHeadz Digital Harinezumi Guru (Final 2011 Special Edition)
captures video at 3 frames ratess + 110 film photos with 10 color variations to shoot with
NEW FEATURES OF THE "Final 2011 Special Edition" MODEL
- 3 frame rates available when shooting movies (from Super8 to stop motion-like)
The Digital Harinezumi is back! The limited edition Final 2011 Special Edition Harinezumi has all the features of it's predecessors, and now also boasts 3 different frame rates for shooting movies plus special swirly front panel design and "final 2011" logo marking. As with previous models, it has ten different color variation options to shoot with (endless creative possibilities), AND emulates various old school film styles. In movie mode, the Harinezumi takes up to two hours of lo-fi, muted goodness (see the sample video below). As a camera, the Harinezumi takes similarly styled lo-fi pictures with two resolution and ISO modes. Important: does not include SD Memory Card or CR2 Battery. Recommended.
- records video and sound
- ten color variations to shoot with (black and white, vivid, sepia, etc)
- digital camera / video recorder that shoots images with old school feel
- super portable and lightweight: palm-size and weighs 50g
- record up to 2 hours of video
- sensor pixel: 3m
- lens: f=4.5mm f2.8
- movie resolution: 640 x 480
- two camera resolution modes: 2048x 1536, 1024 x 768 pixels
- two camera ISO settings: 800 (for darker settings, 100 lighter settings)
- works with MicroSD (2 GB) / MicroSDHC card (4 GB), both NOT included
- takes CR2 Battery - NOT included reviewed by the mgmnt
With the Harinezumi continuing to be a favorite among photo/video enthusiasts, SuperHeadz releases the Necono Digital Camera, a compact, cat-shaped (as the name implies) point-and-shoot with a 3 megapixel CMOS sensor that captures 2048x1536 photos and 640x480 resolution videos. Designed by Swedish-Born, Japan-based designer Lisa Larson, the Necono only weighs about 40g, and the magnets embedded in its feet allow creative, nondescript camera placement options (no creepo) for interesting stills and videos.
features:
- auto ISO, exposure, and white balance
- measures 100x30x30mm
- takes microSDHC/SD card (not included)
- optional 'monitor ground' (coming later)
- interval mode, self-timer mode
- does NOT include batteries
- no viewfinder
remake of the cult classic Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim camera
The Tomodachi YOU Camera is a remake of the cult classic Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim camera, which has been out of production for a long time and was known for its portability, low price, wide angle lens, and unique photo results. Produced at the same factory as the original, the Tomodachi YOU features the same 22m (super wide!) lens with the characteristic color saturation, vignetting, and contrasty results (surprisingly vivid colors). These photos have character! And for less than $30, this super-light, rugged, and simple gadget w/ a non-slip rubber grip is the perfect choice for your pocket camera needs. Recommended.
Slightly larger than a flash drive, the Clap from SuperHeadz is one of the most portable digital cameras in the market. Don't let the small size fool you though as the Clap takes extremely stylized - "faint, fluent, and soft" - pictures. It's super easy to operate, and transporting photos is also a breeze - no need for messy cables, just remove the cap and connect it directly to your computer's usb port (doing so also charges the built-in battery). The Clap is also well designed, with a clean, minimalist body that comes in a variety of colors. And lastly, it shoots video!
features:
- image format: JPEG
- video format: AVI
- image resolution: 1280x1024
- video resolution: 720x480
- effective camera resolution: 2,000,000 (2million) pixels
- lens: f2.8=3.2mm
- iso:100
- battery: built-in rechargeable lithium ion battery
- memory: MicroSD card (sold separately, supports up to 16GB)
- size: 35x70x5mm 24g
- interface: USB 2.0/1.1
Slightly larger than a flash drive, the Clap from SuperHeadz is one of the most portable digital cameras in the market. Don't let the small size fool you though as the Clap takes extremely stylized - "faint, fluent, and soft" - pictures. It's super easy to operate, and transporting photos is also a breeze - no need for messy cables, just remove the cap and connect it directly to your computer's usb port (doing so also charges the built-in battery). The Clap is also well designed, with a clean, minimalist body that comes in a variety of colors. And lastly, it shoots video!
features:
- image format: JPEG
- video format: AVI
- image resolution: 1280x1024
- video resolution: 720x480
- effective camera resolution: 2,000,000 (2million) pixels
- lens: f2.8=3.2mm
- iso:100
- battery: built-in rechargeable lithium ion battery
- memory: MicroSD card (sold separately, supports up to 16GB)
- size: 35x70x5mm 24g
- interface: USB 2.0/1.1
3.2 mega pixel pocket-size camera with double exposure/tunnel vision effect options
Minimo-X is the latest buzzed-about pocket-size camera from Superheadz. Other than its portability, LCD screen (super rare in "toy" cameras), and robust megapixel-age (3.2), the Minimo-x packs two awesome features - double exposure (easily overlay two images) and tunnel vision effect, which darkens the corners and creates "intense" vignettes. Needless to say, the camera makes capturing edgy, stylized pictures extremely easy, and for photo enthusiasts always on the look out for the next big/fun thing to add to their creative arsenal, the Minimo-X is a must.
features/specs:
- format: (still)JPEG (movie)AVI
- resolution: (still) 2048x1536 (3.2MP), 1600x1200(2.0MP) (movie)640 x 480, 30fps
- screen: 1.1 inch
- mega pixel: 3.2MP
- lens: F2.8 f=9.6mm
- shutter speed: 1/8 - 1/5000 (sec)
- ISO:100
- battery: built-in Li battery, rechargeable via USB
- memory: MicroSD card, sold separately, max support 8GB
- size: 38x60x18mm 31.5g
- copatibility: windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP/7 MacOS10.3 and on
- connections interface: USB1.1 reviewed by NI
smallest 35mm camera in the world, takes half-frame pictures
Not only is the Golden Half the smallest 35mm camera in the world, it also takes half-frame pictures. By "half-frame" I mean that one standard picture frame is divided into two, therefore you get two separate shots per exposure. Not only does that mean you get double the number of exposures (especially great when considering developing costs), you also get to play with diptychs: finding connections between the pictures, planned or unplanned. In addition, the image quality is just right, a sober tone with slight out of focus on the edges (a very elegant shot). Recommended.
- smallest 35mm camera in the world
- takes half-frame pictures, diptychs
- hotshoe input allows you to attach any flash
- rubber grip reviewed by the mgmnt
smallest 35mm camera in the world, takes half-frame pictures
Now in "Black Mountain" colorway with small tree pattern all-over. Not only is the Golden Half the smallest 35mm camera in the world, it also takes half-frame pictures. By "half-frame" I mean that one standard picture frame is divided into two, therefore you get two separate shots per exposure. Not only does that mean you get double the number of exposures (especially great when considering developing costs), you also get to play with diptychs: finding connections between the pictures, planned or unplanned. In addition, the image quality is just right, a sober tone with slight out of focus on the edges (a very elegant shot). Recommended.
- smallest 35mm camera in the world
- takes half-frame pictures, diptychs
- hotshoe input allows you to attach any flash
- rubber grip
remake of the cult classic Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim camera
The Tomodachi MI Camera is a remake of the cult classic Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim camera, which has been out of production for a long time and was known for its portability, low price, wide angle lens, and unique photo results. Produced at the same factory as the original, the Tomodachi MI features the same 22m (super wide!) lens with the characteristic color saturation, vignetting, and contrasty results (surprisingly vivid colors). These photos have character! And for less than $30, this super-light, rugged, and simple gadget w/ a non-slip rubber grip is the perfect choice for your pocket camera needs. Recommended.
- shoots standard 35mm film
- shoot dynamic, wide pictures with 22m wide angle lens
- surprisingly vivid colors
- vignetting effect
- plastic, light, portable
remake of the cult classic Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim camera
The Blue Ribbon Camera is a remake of the cult classic Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim camera. This out of production camera was known for its portability, low price, wide angle lens, and unique photo results. The Black Slim Devil camera is made at the same factory as the original and features the same wide angle 22m lens with the characteristic color saturation, vignetting and contrasty results (surprisingly vivid colors). These photos have character! And for less than $30, the Blue Ribbon Camera is the perfect choice for your pocket camera needs; it's super-light, rugged, simple and features a rubber grip. Recommended.
- shoots standard 35mm film
- shoot dynamic, wide pictures with 22m wide angle lens
- surprisingly vivid colors
- vignetting effect
- plastic, light, portable reviewed by the mgmnt
smallest 35mm camera in the world, takes half-frame pictures
Now in "green trees" colorway with small tree pattern all-over. Not only is the Golden Half the smallest 35mm camera in the world, it also takes half-frame pictures. By "half-frame" I mean that one standard picture frame is divided into two, therefore you get two separate shots per exposure. Not only does that mean you get double the number of exposures (especially great when considering developing costs), you also get to play with diptychs: finding connections between the pictures, planned or unplanned. In addition, the image quality is just right, a sober tone with slight out of focus on the edges (a very elegant shot). Recommended.
- smallest 35mm camera in the world
- takes half-frame pictures, diptychs
- hotshoe input allows you to attach any flash
- rubber grip reviewed by the mgmnt
captures 8mm-style video + 110 film photos, now with 10 color variations to shoot with
NEW FEATURE OF THE "+++" MODEL
-ten color variations to shoot with (black and white, vivid, sepia, etc)
Superheadz keeps making these better. Now available with TEN different color variation options to shoot with (endless creative possibilities!), the pocket-sized Digital Harinezumi emulates both a Super 8mm video recorder and old school 110 film camera! In movie mode, the Harinezumi takes up to two hours of lo-fi, muted goodness (see the sample video below). As a camera, the Harinezumi takes similarly styled lo-fi pictures with two resolution and ISO modes. Important: does not include SD Memory Card or CR2 Battery. Recommended.
Here's an example video
- records video and sound
- digital camera / video recorder that shoots images with old school feel
- super portable and lightweight: palm-size and weighs 50g
- record up to 2 hours of video
- sensor pixel: 3m
- lens: f=4.5mm f2.8
- movie resolution: 640 x 480
- two camera resolution modes: 2048x 1536, 1024 x 768 pixels
- two camera ISO settings: 800 (for darker settings, 100 lighter settings)
- works with MicroSD (2 GB) / MicroSDHC card (4 GB), both NOT included
- takes CR2 Battery - NOT included reviewed by the mgmnt
remake of the cult classic Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim camera
The Usagi Flower Camera is a remake of the cult classic Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim camera, which has been out of production for a long time and was known for its portability, low price, wide angle lens, and unique photo results. Produced at the same factory as the original, the Usagi Flower features the same 22m (super wide!) lens with the characteristic color saturation, vignetting, and contrasty results (surprisingly vivid colors). These photos have character! And for less than $30, this super-light, rugged, and simple gadget w/ a non-slip rubber grip is the perfect choice for your pocket camera needs. Recommended.
- shoots standard 35mm film
- shoot dynamic, wide pictures with 22m wide angle lens
- surprisingly vivid colors
- vignetting effect
- plastic, light, portable reviewed by the mgmnt
Slightly larger than a flash drive, the Clap from SuperHeadz is one of the most portable digital cameras in the market. Don't let the small size fool you though as the Clap takes extremely stylized - "faint, fluent, and soft" - pictures. It's super easy to operate, and transporting photos is also a breeze - no need for messy cables, just remove the cap and connect it directly to your computer's usb port (doing so also charges the built-in battery). The Clap is also well designed, with a clean, minimalist body that comes in a variety of colors. And lastly, it shoots video!
features:
- image format: JPEG
- video format: AVI
- image resolution: 1280x1024
- video resolution: 720x480
- effective camera resolution: 2,000,000 (2million) pixels
- lens: f2.8=3.2mm
- iso:100
- battery: built-in rechargeable lithium ion battery
- memory: MicroSD card (sold separately, supports up to 16GB)
- size: 35x70x5mm 24g
- interface: USB 2.0/1.1
SuperHeadz Usagi (Wide Angle Lens) Camera - Colorful
remake of the cult classic Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim camera
The Usagi Colorful Camera is a remake of the cult classic Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim camera, which has been out of production for a long time and was known for its portability, low price, wide angle lens, and unique photo results. Produced at the same factory as the original, the Colorful features the same 22m (super wide!) lens with the characteristic color saturation, vignetting, and contrasty results (surprisingly vivid colors). These photos have character! And for less than $30, this super-light, rugged, and simple gadget w/ a non-slip rubber grip is the perfect choice for your pocket camera needs. Recommended.
twin-lens reflex camera that uses standard 35mm film
The Blackbird is one of the few twin-lens reflex cameras to use standard 35mm film (vs. larger format 120 film). This opens up this great method of photography to everyone (not to mention the hassle these days of developing non-standard film). With roots in the 1920s photography, the Blackbird features two viewfinding options: For quiet and reflective framing, you can hold the camera at waist level and look down. For a quicker style shot, you can use the sportsfinder, which approximates the viewfinder through a notch in the top of the camera. In addition, there are three picture dimensions you can shoot: the normal 24 x 36, the square 24 x 24, and the full 36 x 36 (which fills up the entire width of the film including the side sprocket holes).
The concept of the camera is to invite people to take more time when framing, a slower type of photography: "You load the film and position the camera at your navel. Peer down into the viewfinder and find the world reflected in the mirror, suspend your breath and capture the subject, release the shutter. With this act you lock in a piece of the world in your miniature box. It reminds us of how excited we used to get as children in the summer running around with glass jars to capture fireflies. It still makes us a little sentimental. The twin-lens reflex camera harkens memories of these glittering fantasies of pictures, when taking them meant capturing a scene." Recommended.
- twin-lens reflex camera that takes 35mm film
- wind angle 33mm lens
- detailed focus wheel for surprisingly sharp images, beautiful colors.
- separate viewfinder lens
- 3 framing options - normal, square, and full
- can attach a flash reviewed by the mgmnt
twin-lens reflex camera that uses standard 35mm film
The Blackbird is one of the few twin-lens reflex cameras to use standard 35mm film (vs. larger format 120 film). This opens up this great method of photography to everyone (not to mention the hassle these days of developing non-standard film). With roots in the 1920s photography, the Blackbird features two viewfinding options: For quiet and reflective framing, you can hold the camera at waist level and look down. For a quicker style shot, you can use the sportsfinder, which approximates the viewfinder through a notch in the top of the camera. In addition, there are three picture dimensions you can shoot: the normal 24 x 36, the square 24 x 24, and the full 36 x 36 (which fills up the entire width of the film including the side sprocket holes).
The concept of the camera is to invite people to take more time when framing, a slower type of photography: "You load the film and position the camera at your navel. Peer down into the viewfinder and find the world reflected in the mirror, suspend your breath and capture the subject, release the shutter. With this act you lock in a piece of the world in your miniature box. It reminds us of how excited we used to get as children in the summer running around with glass jars to capture fireflies. It still makes us a little sentimental. The twin-lens reflex camera harkens memories of these glittering fantasies of pictures, when taking them meant capturing a scene." Recommended.
- twin-lens reflex camera that takes 35mm film
- wind angle 33mm lens
- detailed focus wheel for surprisingly sharp images, beautiful colors.
- separate viewfinder lens
- 3 framing options - normal, square, and full
- can attach a flash reviewed by the mgmnt
Slightly larger than a flash drive, the Clap from SuperHeadz is one of the most portable digital cameras in the market. Don't let the small size fool you though as the Clap takes extremely stylized - "faint, fluent, and soft" - pictures. It's super easy to operate, and transporting photos is also a breeze - no need for messy cables, just remove the cap and connect it directly to your computer's usb port (doing so also charges the built-in battery). The Clap is also well designed, with a clean, minimalist body that comes in a variety of colors. And lastly, it shoots video!
features:
- image format: JPEG
- video format: AVI
- image resolution: 1280x1024
- video resolution: 720x480
- effective camera resolution: 2,000,000 (2million) pixels
- lens: f2.8=3.2mm
- iso:100
- battery: built-in rechargeable lithium ion battery
- memory: MicroSD card (sold separately, supports up to 16GB)
- size: 35x70x5mm 24g
- interface: USB 2.0/1.1
