Is it too obvious to take a photo while holding up something like a digital camera or a smartphone? Have you wanted to be more inconspicuous while snapping some shots?

A company out of Sweden has a solution: a camera you can wear. And as wild as that idea sounds, they’re actually one step closer to making the project a reality.

Is your life interesting enough to be recorded twice a minute for posterity? A new Kickstarter campaign will enable you to do just that, thanks to a little box called the Memoto.

Photographers have a couple new cameras to eye following a pair of announcements Monday morning.

Canon has pulled the wraps off a new full-frame DSLR camera, the new 6D.

It’s designed to slot in between the current price point of the 5D Mark II, with features similar to that of the new 5D Mark III.

Olympus has added more heft to its camera lineup, toughening up its Tough series with a new model that’s designed to be able to take more abuse and take better shots.

This particular model – the TG-1 iHS, is waterproof to 40 feet, shockproof to 6.6 feet and freezeproof to -10 C. It’s also able to withstand 220 lbs. of crushing weight.

Could a mirrorless interchangeable lens camera be considered a serious alternative to full-on DSLRs? It appears Olympus may have done the trick with its new OM-D E-M5.

The camera, which resembles the OM from yesteryear, is hitting stores with an incredibly nostalgic look while packing impressively modern features.

Especially when it’s wearing its silver coating, the E-M5 sports a classic old-school film camera look. But that’s about where most of the comparisons with the camera of yesteryear end.