Nikon's D4 & D800 Camera Bodies Available On March 20, Pre-Orders Open

Good news to Nikons shooters, Nikon's latest pro level, full frame DSLRs are now available to pre-order on Amazon. The 16-megapixel D4 and the D800 with all of its 36-megapixel goodness will set you back $5,999 and $2,999, both of which will be available on March 20. Both are capable of shooting what Nikon is calling "broadcast-quality" full 1080p video. Demand is extremely high at the moment so you might want to secure yourself one of these soon. Nikon's professional full frame duo only come in body-only configuration, so you might like to grab yourself Nikon's new full frame FX-format 85mm f/1.8G lens while you're at it to complete your awesome new gear.

A Look Behind The Process Of Creating A Leica Lens (Video)

This is how Leica makes their lenses in Germany. By hand, and with extreme precision and attention to detail that stumps any other lens manufacturing process. The video above gives you a rare behind the scenes look at how an expensive lens is born.

Look Good With Oakley's Limited Edition Transformers 3D Gascan

Oakley has released a limited edition Transformers Gascan 3D glasses with HDO-3D technology that eliminates any ghosting effects that most regular 3D glasses have, and truer on-screen colors. Oakley's 3D Gascans are the first to boast optically correct, scratch-resistant 3D lenses that don't distort your vision like other 3D glasses that magnify images. But forget about the specs, what you really want is to look cool wearing a pair of 3D glasses. These limited edition Oakley 3D Gascans are emblazed with Transformers inspired graphics and two different colored Oakley icons on each side. The bad? These are strictly for 3D movie watching so you can't use these as sunglasses. The good? You get a matching storage pouch. So pick your side and a pair of 3D Gascan glasses for $150. 

Olloclip Quickly Adds Quality Glass Lenses To Your iPhone 4

Forget and leave your DSLR at home folks, this interchangeable lens accessory for the iPhone 4 called the Olloclip is here to change how you take photos with your iPhone 4. Granted the iPhone 4 has a relatively good camera for a phone, but now things just got better. The Olloclip is made out of CNC anodized aluminum adds a quality all glass fisheye lens on one side and a wide-angle lens on the other. You think that's enough? Nope, the Olloclip also packs a 10x macro lens which is revealed when unscrewing the wide-angle lens, all in one small package. The Olloclip can quickly attach to the corner of your iPhone 4's camera so you won't even miss that special shot. You can pre-order the Olloclip complete with a lens caps via Kickstarter for $45 in red or black flavors, and it will retail for $60 later on. Hit up the source link for some test shots using all of the Olloclip's lenses.

This Company Makes Bombproof Cases For your Lenses

Oh you need to protect your $100 - $1,000 lens? Why not go all the way and make sure it's bombproof! The company behind these protective cases is called Mogomoto Prototype who specialize in developing product prototypes for your next big adventure. The Beta Shell lens cases are serious in protecting your valuable and expensive glass with water-tight and rigid polymer shells that are lined with shock absorbing visco-elastic foam. The Beta Shells offer complete protection from impact and weather conditions. You can check if your lens is supported by going to the Beta Shell product page which supports a wide variety of lenses. The Beta Shell cases start at $54. See some Beta Shell action below:

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