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Rollei Rollei Rollei. The Rolleiflex Mini Digital Camera proudly continues the Rollei Twin Lens Reflex tradition, pushing the famed camera into beautifully tiny territory! First developed in Germany in the 1920's, the Rollei 6x6cm Twin Lens Reflex... See more

Rollei Rollei Rollei. The Rolleiflex Mini Digital Camera proudly continues the Rollei Twin Lens Reflex tradition, pushing the famed camera into beautifully tiny territory! First developed in Germany in the 1920's, the Rollei 6x6cm Twin Lens Reflex Camera has always been a preferred tool for serious photography, especially portraits. And because it's as pretty as the pictures it takes, the Rollei has became a classic of 20th century camera design. Now, many of the original's unique features (and all of its charm) can be yours in a retro-miniature package too awesome to believe! A 5 Mega Pixel camera with autofocus technology, the Rollei Mini allows you to shoot from a distance of 4 inches to infinity, saving each image to a Mini SD Card. Still the undisputed choice for portraits, the camera features an up-facing 1.1" square display for waist level shooting, which encourages your subjects to go on looking and acting naturally instead of posing for the camera. Crank lever 'film advance";... See less

Highlights: $399.00

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Amazon.com: Canon Digital Rebel XSI 12MP Digital SLR Camera with EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens (Silver): Camera & Photo

Amazon.com: Canon Digital Rebel XSI 12MP Digital SLR Camera with EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens (Silver): Camera & Photo See less

Highlights: List Price: $799.99

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* Save 25% instantly on the Vista Explorer 60-inch tripod with the purchase of this and other qualifying digital cameras from Amazon.com. Here's how (restrictions apply) Free Tiffen Filter with Purchase: Purchase this lens from Amazon.com and get a... See more

* Save 25% instantly on the Vista Explorer 60-inch tripod with the purchase of this and other qualifying digital cameras from Amazon.com. Here's how (restrictions apply) Free Tiffen Filter with Purchase: Purchase this lens from Amazon.com and get a free Tiffen 58mm UV Protection Filter, or apply the discount towards a more expensive filter. Simply add both qualifying products to your Shopping Cart and we'll apply the savings at checkout. Offer valid through January 31, 2009. Applies only to purchases of products sold by Amazon.com, and does not apply to products sold by third-party merchants and other sellers through the Amazon.com site. See details. See less

Highlights: Black: $470.28

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* Holds any camera up to 20oz (560 grams). * Sticks to over 1,000 surfaces and objects, even upside down and peels right off. * Tilts and rotates to any angle with pivoting tripod mount. * Molds to hold almost any surface or object. * Waterproof and... See more

* Holds any camera up to 20oz (560 grams). * Sticks to over 1,000 surfaces and objects, even upside down and peels right off. * Tilts and rotates to any angle with pivoting tripod mount. * Molds to hold almost any surface or object. * Waterproof and dirt resistant. * Fits in your pocket. * Works over and over. Simply wash it with water when it gets dirty. See less

Highlights: $ 22 .00

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* A great photo — Panoramas work best, but regular photos that can be cropped wider than they are tall also work well. * Metal can — Soup, beans, oatmeal, anything with a label should work. We’ve used tin cans and plastic/glass jars. * Acid-free... See more

* A great photo — Panoramas work best, but regular photos that can be cropped wider than they are tall also work well. * Metal can — Soup, beans, oatmeal, anything with a label should work. We’ve used tin cans and plastic/glass jars. * Acid-free rubber cement — We used rubber cement, but stronger stuff will give better results with heavy photo paper. * Scissors or cutting blade * Tape measure (or a ruler and a calculator) * Rubber bands See less

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Point & Shoot: Canon SD800 IS Canon’s latest and greatest in their Elph line is the perfect all-around digital camera: The Canon SD800 IS. After weeks of research, we just picked one up. It’s great.

Point & Shoot: Canon SD800 IS Canon’s latest and greatest in their Elph line is the perfect all-around digital camera: The Canon SD800 IS. After weeks of research, we just picked one up. It’s great. See less

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If you love your camera, say goodbye to boring black camera cases. Say hello to the Electric Pocket. Seriously, camera cases made us snore until we ran across this technicolor wonder from BuiltNY. And since it's form-fitting, it lets you carry almost... See more

If you love your camera, say goodbye to boring black camera cases. Say hello to the Electric Pocket. Seriously, camera cases made us snore until we ran across this technicolor wonder from BuiltNY. And since it's form-fitting, it lets you carry almost any subcompact camera in style. Made from stretchy, high quality, machine washable neoprene (the same stuff as wetsuits) and lined with super-soft fleece, the Electric Pocket is like a little cocoon for your special little guy. A clever neoprene loop lets you hook the Electric Pocket onto a backpack, a handbag, a beltloop... almost anywhere. (See our demo video.) Or just slip it in a bag to protect your camera from scratches and dings. Just looking at it makes us happy. It's our favorite new thing. p.s. Each Electric Pocket is unique -- Stripe colors vary. See less

Highlights: 1 for $22

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* Eight 2"x3" fine hardwood blocks, enough to make two photo block sets. * Stunning photo blocks take only minutes to make! * Easy-to-follow instructions for adults and kids, 8 and older. * Photo-safe glue adheres your photos firmly to the blocks. *... See more

* Eight 2"x3" fine hardwood blocks, enough to make two photo block sets. * Stunning photo blocks take only minutes to make! * Easy-to-follow instructions for adults and kids, 8 and older. * Photo-safe glue adheres your photos firmly to the blocks. * Sealer gives your photos a protective finish with brushed texture. * Contains: hardwood blocks, foam brush, sandpaper, instructions, photo-safe glue & sealer. You'll need a photo, scissors, and a ruler. * Designed and made in New York City by Photojojo. See less

Highlights: 3 for $75

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Very simply, your eyes are able to see a much wider range of light and dark values than your camera can record. Even our eyes have their limitations: if you're trying to see the night sky but there's a street lamp nearby, it's very hard for your eyes... See more

Very simply, your eyes are able to see a much wider range of light and dark values than your camera can record. Even our eyes have their limitations: if you're trying to see the night sky but there's a street lamp nearby, it's very hard for your eyes to make out the stars. Block that lamp out, and your eyes adjust so you can. When faced with wildly differing light and dark values in a single frame, your camera can't record everything, so it has to make a choice. Usually, it does its best to meter for the average light in the scene. That means the bright stuff ends up being too bright or the dark stuff too dark... or a little of both. Those dark areas aren't lost, however. Often, they're hiding detail that the camera just barely saw. Make a few subtle adjustments in Photoshop, and you're on your way to an improved image! See less

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You’re twirling. The warm sun is falling on your face, the soft grass is under your bare feet and an ecstatic child is beaming at you. That’s the sort of moment that makes us love summer. No such a memory? Fear not! With a willing small human and a... See more

You’re twirling. The warm sun is falling on your face, the soft grass is under your bare feet and an ecstatic child is beaming at you. That’s the sort of moment that makes us love summer. No such a memory? Fear not! With a willing small human and a helpful friend, you can make your very own magic moment! (And a stunning photo record to boot.) Step One Position your friend behind you and the child in front, with your friend holding the camera above your arms and pointing it down toward the child. Select a slow-ish shutter speed of 1/15th sec to blur the background. Step Two Altogether now: spin! Step Three Once our giddy little subject is aloft, advise your friend to start snapping. Step Four Review your photos, and repeat as necessary. (We’d wait for your head to stop spinning first.) Take it further… Check out the Spinners and Saints group for more topsy-turvy fun. And have a little more fun with your shot with a Photojojo Photo Block kit. See less

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* 43" of trim metal line to attach your pics to. * 8 tiny, yet so-powerful-they'll- make-you-giddy magnets with which to attach your pics. * A weighted bottom to keep the rope perfectly straight. * Simple to hang! A single nail, hook, or any metallic... See more

* 43" of trim metal line to attach your pics to. * 8 tiny, yet so-powerful-they'll- make-you-giddy magnets with which to attach your pics. * A weighted bottom to keep the rope perfectly straight. * Simple to hang! A single nail, hook, or any metallic surface does the trick. * Works with photographs of various sizes, greeting cards, postcards, almost anything flat. * No batteries, no gimmicks. Just simple, beautiful, photo fun! See less

Highlights: 1 for $12

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Our friend Judy runs a one-woman shop making the most beautiful handmade journals we’ve ever seen. Naturally, when we saw the photographs she used for her covers, we ran straight to her apartment, video camera in hand. So today we’ve got two special... See more

Our friend Judy runs a one-woman shop making the most beautiful handmade journals we’ve ever seen. Naturally, when we saw the photographs she used for her covers, we ran straight to her apartment, video camera in hand. So today we’ve got two special treats for you: 1) A how-to video of Judy showing you how you can make your own perfect-bound journal using two 4×6 photos for the cover, some paper, glue, and a few other tools. 2) Two special edition journals made with pages of sugarcane fiber and reclaimed paper by Judy herself. Created for writers, illustrators, artist and designers, her notebooks have unique features like an inner pocket for looseleaf notes and a spine that opens flat for writing or drawing across the pages. Exclusive designs on the Photojojo Store for a limited time. Buy now p.s. Help us out, Digg this tutorial! See less

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Eggnog, gingerbread houses, Santa Clause, Sinterklaas (for our Dutch friends), “Christmas Man” (any Germans in the house?), h... See more

Eggnog, gingerbread houses, Santa Clause, Sinterklaas (for our Dutch friends), “Christmas Man” (any Germans in the house?), holiday cards, endless holiday shopping, and lots and lots of holiday cheer. We love the holidays. Just in time for this year’s festivities, we’ll show you how to make beautiful ornaments using your photos in just 15 minutes. They look great on a Christmas tree, but they’re just as awesome as decorations to hang from your mantle or from the ceiling. Better yet, they can be sent easily through the mail and make great gifts! Let’s get started… Photo ornaments are incredibly easy to make, and they’re a great quick-and-easy way to decorate your home or make gifts for friends. Follow our simple instructions and you’ll be whipping ‘em out in no time flat. See less

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Linus is sure somebody to sympathize with. Brimming with childlike faith and optimism, his belief in the Great Pumpkin never falters — Every year Linus waits to catch a glimpse of the Great Pumpkin on Halloween, but every year he just misses it. Man,... See more

Linus is sure somebody to sympathize with. Brimming with childlike faith and optimism, his belief in the Great Pumpkin never falters — Every year Linus waits to catch a glimpse of the Great Pumpkin on Halloween, but every year he just misses it. Man, we feel for him. If pumpkin cheer is a bit elusive in your life right now, too, we’ve found the perfect something to make up for it — DIY Pumpkin Photo Holders. Putting ‘em together couldn’t be simpler: Step 1: Get a pumpkin Rescue a gentle gourd from your nearest pumpkin patch, grocery store, or the shady-looking guy on the side of the road. Step 2: Pound some nails all around With your trusty hammer, tap small nails in (not quite all the way!) around the top of your pumpkin, about an inch apart. Alternate between the top row and another row slightly below it, to offset your nails – all the way around you go now. Repeat along the bottom of your pumpkin. Step 3: Thread string in-between Thread some thin string between your nails to finish... See less

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You’ve decked the halls with miles of tiny bulbs. Your front lawn is a gleaming monument to electric lighting. Even the neighbors have taken to wearing sunglasses 24/7. It’s the Christmas wonderland of your dreams… now if only you could get a good... See more

You’ve decked the halls with miles of tiny bulbs. Your front lawn is a gleaming monument to electric lighting. Even the neighbors have taken to wearing sunglasses 24/7. It’s the Christmas wonderland of your dreams… now if only you could get a good picture of it. Photographing holiday lights is no easy task. Luckily, we’ve had the Photojojo elves round up the best tips and guides to taking successful Holiday photos. Call it our gift to you… now go make Clark W. Griswold proud. See less

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Cassette tapes. Pop tarts. Your photos. Why should Rectangle and Square get dibs on everything cool? What about poor Circle? Count on The Photo Circle Cutter to give your photos a crisp, shiny new roundness. With three sizes to choose from, encircle... See more

Cassette tapes. Pop tarts. Your photos. Why should Rectangle and Square get dibs on everything cool? What about poor Circle? Count on The Photo Circle Cutter to give your photos a crisp, shiny new roundness. With three sizes to choose from, encircle your friends, your pets, or whatever you like, then use the included foto clips to hang your photo circles as curtains, room dividers, or just a fun wall display. Yes, circle is definitely our kind of guy. And thanks to the Circle Cutter, we've been seeing a lot more of him lately. * Cuts 3 different size circles – 2.5in, 3.4in, and 3.7in. * Includes spare blades (They're also easy to find in a craft store if you happen to run out.) * Easy and safe to use (But children should be supervised) * Includes 30 free photo clips – to start clipping your photos together into awesome constructions. (Gone through all of those? Buy more Fotoclips!) See less

Highlights: 1 for $14

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You may not have heard about this in the news (it’s kind of one of those underground media stories) but gasoline is getting sort of expensive. We fear it might put a damper on one of the greatest pastimes ever: road trips! We at Photojojo love road... See more

You may not have heard about this in the news (it’s kind of one of those underground media stories) but gasoline is getting sort of expensive. We fear it might put a damper on one of the greatest pastimes ever: road trips! We at Photojojo love road trips because they’re a photographer’s dream: each new mile is a photo waiting to happen. So we’ve compiled our Ultimate Guide to Road Trip Photography, to inspire you on your next trip! Gather as many friends as you can for your carpool vacation, and pack the camera gear into your hybrid (or rent one!). It’s time to hit the road! See less

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* Two copies of a single photo * Foam core (enough to back both photos) + a little extra * Photo Mount Spray or Double-sided Tape * X-Acto Knife - (a new blade will give you a nice, clean cut on foam core) * Ruler

* Two copies of a single photo * Foam core (enough to back both photos) + a little extra * Photo Mount Spray or Double-sided Tape * X-Acto Knife - (a new blade will give you a nice, clean cut on foam core) * Ruler See less

See this at: photojojo.com| Added on 11/23/08

The photographer’s worst nightmare: being hauled out from behind the lens and forced to stand in front of a camera. Why must people photograph us? Yes, photographers are adorable, and yes, we have unparalleled style. But we are shy, and we prefer to... See more

The photographer’s worst nightmare: being hauled out from behind the lens and forced to stand in front of a camera. Why must people photograph us? Yes, photographers are adorable, and yes, we have unparalleled style. But we are shy, and we prefer to hide behind our cameras like frightened woodland creatures behind large trees. Still, people do insist on taking our pictures. So, what to do when you can’t avoid being photographed? Stand tall and follow our tips for instant photogenicity. See less

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Lenticulars are extra awesome when you use two photos that depict different states of the same thing. Here’s some ideas of what you could do. * A shot of the same location (your house, a park, the beach) one taken during the day and one at night. *... See more

Lenticulars are extra awesome when you use two photos that depict different states of the same thing. Here’s some ideas of what you could do. * A shot of the same location (your house, a park, the beach) one taken during the day and one at night. * Someone crouching down low to jump and then a shot of them mid-jump. * A close up on someones eyes - looking left in one shot and right in the other (think Mona Lisa’s eyes following the viewer). * A portrait of a pal smiling wide, and a portrait with his face covered in pie. See less

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Nights on the Riviera… Costume balls in Cancun… Dancing until dawn in the glittering palaces of Monaco… Life at Photojojo is one mad whirl of unbridled hedonism. What? It totally is. Mad, we tell you. Whirly. Okay, fine, we didn’t really think you’d... See more

Nights on the Riviera… Costume balls in Cancun… Dancing until dawn in the glittering palaces of Monaco… Life at Photojojo is one mad whirl of unbridled hedonism. What? It totally is. Mad, we tell you. Whirly. Okay, fine, we didn’t really think you’d buy that. But if we did lead lives like that, you better believe we’d have some great photos to show for it. If there’s one thing we know, it’s how to take an awesome portrait at night. Use a tripod, moderate your flash… oh heck, just keep reading. Everything you need to know is in here. See less