I’ll tell you what, I’ve been up since 5am and these Plushtography pillows are looking really good right now. If you’re an avid photographer, you’ll probably enjoy them on an even higher level.
These fleece and felt creations come in three versions: Canon 50mm f/1.8 II, Nikon 35mm f/1.8 design and Canon 24-105mm f/4 L.
Product Page ($35-$65 via Freshome)
Nice place to park your Landspeeder. Could get swallowed up by a Sarlacc down there.
Homer Liwag’s photos take Star Wars fans on a tasteful tour of the naked planet of Tatooine. Check out additional images after the break.
We just got word that a new Super 8 camera app has been released in the App Store and it is free for a limited time.
The app ties in with the upcoming J.J. Abrams flick, and if you are into retro photography/video it’s looking like a must-have for your iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPod touch (4th gen), and iPad 2.
I haven’t had a chance to play around with it much at this point, but it looks badass so far. Right off the bat you wil notice a beautiful UI and plenty of effects. And again, it’s totally free right now.
Check out the full list of features after the break.
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This breathtaking image of the 868-year-old Strahov Monastery Library in Prague, Czech Republic is actually 2947 images stitched together to create a 280,000 x 140,000 pixel 360 degree photo with so much detail you can actually zoom in and read the spines on each book.
Photographer Jeffery Martin breaks it down:
The photo is 40 gigapixels (40,000 megapixels); 280,000 x 140,000 pixels; made of 2947 images joined together; used a Canon 550D and 200mm lens; print size 23m x 11m; stitched file size 280GB; cut into 85,000 tiles for web delivery.
As far as anyone knows, this is the largest image ever to be taken indoors. Check out the video after the break to get a taste for the immense scope of this thing.
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If you don’t recognize the name Natalina Maggio, you may remember seeing her in nerdy films like Iron Man 2 and The Social Network as well as television shows like Heroes. As you can see, she’s also insanely gorgeous.
That having been said, feast your eyes on more in the photo gallery and bio after the break.
Check out some of the work photographer and Flickr user Avanaut did with Star Wars Lego minfigs after the break. They come straight from the icy planet of Hoth where you’ll find Snowtroopers enjoying the snow.
What you see here was achieved without post-editing of any kind. The entire image was created inside Janne Parviainen’s Sony A200.
Straight from the camera. When you’re standing two hours in a knee deep snow in minus 20 celcius degrees taking photos, playing with fire starts to sound like a great idea, haha! I only burnt my coat just a little while doing this, oops!
I have to admit, I have been coveting these camera lens coffee mugs ever since we first laid eyes on the notoriously difficult to find Canon 70-200mm L-series white lens thermos back in March and the EF 24-105mm mug in August.
Thanks to MiniInTheBox, we are giving both of these mugs away to a lucky reader—and we’ll even throw an extra surprise inside.
Head over to That’s Nerdalicious! for all the details on how to enter…
From That’s Nerdalicious!: These aren’t the first Polaroid coasters on the market, but they just might be the best.
Each coaster is ceramic and features quirky analog photos taken by the designer.
Product Page ($10 via Holycool)
Using a bank shaped like a camera will inspire you to keep saving for that shiny new DSLR (Digital single-lens reflex camera). That is unless Mr. Stationery is taking pictures of you giving him free money before he decides to haul ass in the middle of the night.
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