(TrendHunter.com) Oooh…cameras that see through clothes! Well it really can’t show anatomical details, so don’t get too excited. From a distance of up to 80 feet, the new cameras are capable of seeing things under your clothes that could be a security threat. The waves from any given material carry a distinctive si…
(TrendHunter.com) Imagine seeing yourself on a billboard in Times Square, lit up on one of the most famous streets of the world. You don’t have to be a model or a celebrity for it to be possible anymore!
Thanks to “I in the Sky,” a new public art project, anyone can step inside a designated photo booth to have their…
(TrendHunter.com) Let’s face it – we can’t all be glamorous celebrities. For those parents who wish to push a more achievable career on to their children, consider this paparazzi play set. The figurines mimic realistic photography stances – the red carpet, push-to-the-front motion, the jump-out-of-the-bushes, “surpri…
(TrendHunter.com) Louis Vuitton has teamed with fashion photographer Annie Liebowitz to create a series of new ads, the latest of which features Keith Richards.
The ad, created by Ogilvy & Mather, was launched today. It features the Rolling Stone strumming on his guitar in a posh New York City hotel. By his side is…
(TrendHunter.com) Bang & Ulufsen yet again has managed to out do itself with this highly featured innovative mobile phone that acquaints a clean and clear acoustic sound. And while in it’s presence the Serene sort of takes your breath away because of it’s elegant stature. The Serene encompasses the basics usages an…
(TrendHunter.com) Up close, you can see that these photographs consist of some fascinating detail; the entire design is made of plastic dolls. 32,000 Barbies, to be exact.
The images, created by photographer Chris Jordan, are more than just art; they are a form of social commentary and send a message backed by frig…
(TrendHunter.com) Losing things can be a pain, but we’ve seen how the ability to post photo of found items can help reunite people with their missing possessions, like lost mittens. Now there’s a website that’s come up with a way for people to find their missing cameras in a snap.
Orphan Pictures puts a web 2.0 twi…
(TrendHunter.com) Adobe, the company we can thank for industry topping computer graphic and photo programs like PhotoShop, Illustrator and InDesign has branched into world of real products with the launch of a super camera lens.
If you’ve ever seen a fly’s eye up close, then you’ll have a pretty good visual of what…
(TrendHunter.com) Traffic officers now have a new technology that will guarantee proper use of car-sharing lane privileges. A new camera, developed at Loughborough University, can see how many people are in a car by detecting water and blood content. Drivers often trick police and cameras with dummies or large dogs t…
(TrendHunter.com) I instantly fell in love with this concept. Imagine having a magical glass with you that you can use to obtain information about anything you see.
The thin ultra-connected tablet device by Japanese Mac Funamizu doesn’t have a name yet, but it really is like a magical glass, a window to the world. …
(TrendHunter.com) We usually think of photos as a two-dimensional representation of a scene. However, Stanford University researchers have developed an image sensor that adds a third dimension by judging the distance of subjects within a snapshot. The new technology is called ‘multi-aperture image sensor,’ and sees t…
(TrendHunter.com) With the imminent death of Polaroid, David Friedmans designed a digital picture frame concept that makes sure the familiar look of a Polaroid photo lives on.
The design incorporates retro features such as a “Classic” mode where the photos gradually appear over about a minute or so, just like a rea…
(TrendHunter.com) Kate Moss, one of the world’s most famous super models, recently modeled for Longchamp Paris in a campaign that debuted today.
The campaign is stunning. Moss wears a strapless, black corsette top with a tiny pair of black underwear. Her hair is done up in a sexy blond bob a la Marilyn Monroe and s…
(TrendHunter.com) Polaroid cameras have allowed instant access to embarrassing pics for decades- changing the photography industry forever. You would be hard pressed to find someone who doesn’t have at least one Polaroid pic thrown in an old shoe box. But, everything changes – especially the way we preserve our photo…
(TrendHunter.com) Amazing cool 3-D picture viewer add-on for Firefox browser. It works with Google, Flickr, DeviantArt and many others including some social networking sites like Facebook. Ive started typing random words into Google image search just so I can browse the beautiful images this software generates. I don…
(TrendHunter.com) Anyone who has ever tried to dig into old vacation photos on their computer hard drive and wondered “Now where was that?” will be able to benefit from GE’s new E1050 camera with built-in geotagging.
Scheduled to ship in September, the E1050 will include a GPS receiver to add location data to each …
(TrendHunter.com) Photo print materials were really in style about five years ago in Germany, and now it looks like the wearable photography has made its way onto the North American fashion scene. It’s not uncommon to see paintings or artistic prints on clothing, but to see photography, especially antique photography…
(TrendHunter.com) Undercover agents do not have to be ‘wired’ anymore. Designed by UK company WCCTV for law enforcement and security personnel, the 3G Covert Backpack is perfect for surveillance (or other ideas some twisted minds will surely use it for).
The central unit of the body-worn equipment uses a robust com…
(TrendHunter.com) Nokia has the right to insist on calling it a “multimedia computer” rather than a phone. Nokia unveiled the highly anticipated N96 dual slider at Mobile World Congress. The N95 successor packs powerful punches with 16GB of storage internally in addition to a microSD slot (take that iPhone), a 5 mega…
(TrendHunter.com) Star Wars put the idea of a 3-D, holographic video into the minds of an entire generation – remember, Princess Leia pleading, “Help me Obi-Wan Kenobi, you’re my only hope.” We’ve come a long way in acheiving that technology. Scientists from the University of Arizona recently developed “rewritable” h…
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