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Here’s a camera stand that would be perfect to carry anywhere. It folds up pretty small and can attach to a keychain. When you unfold it, you can adjust to direct your lens at the right angle to snap the perfect picture. Unfortunately this tiny semi-tripod is only available in France.

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These Japanese cases look different. They come in colors like Red, Blue and Yellow and is ideal for Casio cameras including Casio Exilim Zoom EX-Z3, EX-Z4, EX-Z4U, EX-Z30, EX-Z40, EX-Z50, and EX-Z55. Made of genuine leather, the cases are available for $26.99 at Semsons.

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This is not a gadget, but the video is worth checking out! Here is a photography tutorial on depth of field with Shelton Muller from Total Image magazine. Watch the video after the break!

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Hakuba Japan sells United States made silicon case “Camera Armor” for Canon EOS 30D and Nikon D80 in Japan. Priced at US$85, the Camera Armor for Canon EOS 30D and Nikon D80 is a rugged custom fit skin made to protect the digital SLR cameras. All controls and access points are still accessible. A clear Polycarbonate lens protects the LCD and an included Lens Guard fits most lenses up to 85mm. Remember that when using this camera armor, operation of the shutter button, replacement of the lens, installation of record media, battery, use of tripod etc is possible, but you cannot use battery grip. The Canon EOS 30D and Nikon D80 Camera Armor will be available in Japan by early December.

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If you want to be like James Bond, taking shots of your bloggers co-workers slacking off in a covert manner to show your boss why you deserve a promotion instead of them. You might need these cameras. Don’t expect the quality of commercial digital cameras with all the bells and whistles such as flash and a high megapixel count. You might get VGA-quality photos as found on entry-level cellphones. There is no word on pricing and availability at the moment. More pictures after the jump!

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