Samsung Camera

Samsung has introduced a new point-and-shoot camera called the MV900F that features a flip-up screen and the ability to zoom or capture shots by waving your hands around. It also has Wi-Fi built in so you can share from the camera directly to sites like Facebook and YouTube.

Samsung

As phone cameras continue to overtake the once-ubiquitous digital point-and-shoot, companies like Samsung are always looking for new features to differentiate their devices. The latest innovation from Samsung is a touchscreen that flips up 180 degrees for easy framing of self-portraits. It's certainly a better solution than their ill-fated DualView cameras, which had a tiny secondary screen next to the lens.

The new MV900F also allows you to control the camera by moving your hands in certain ways: in a circle to control zoom, and up and down to fire the shutter (presumably after a short countdown).

It takes 16-megapixel pictures and 1080p video using a 5x zoom lens with an F/2.5 maximum aperture, meaning it can capture quite a bit of light in darker situations.

The camera should be available in August for $350.

Madness, American engineers built a camera with resolution of 50,000 megapixels

AWARE2 is camera which takes pictures with a resolution of up to 50 gigapixeli (MP 50.000). AWARE2 was designed and built by engineers of Duke University in North Carolina, USA. 

AWARE2 combines 98 smaller cameras. AWARE2 camera will be used for military purposes in the U.S.. 

Each of the 98 microcameras captures a small portion of the image and through a special computer software a full picture is created. AWARE2 can take pictures of places that no man sees.