Hohem smartphone gimbals

For sometime now the cell phone camera has taken over as the prime means of picture taking. The same is true for taking movies. The quality of both still photos and videos are literally amazing considering that they are a secondary feature of the cell phone.

At the recent Consumer Electronics Show I stopped at the booth of Hohem. They are the makers of accessories that are attractive to users who are serious about making quality videos with their cellphone. These accessories are camera gimbals.

Gimbals are not new. A gimbal is a device that keeps the cellphone level as you pan to follow the subject resulting in smooth video. Without the gimbal the resulting video would appear jumpy from the shaking and vibration of your movement. Here’s what I learned about their accessories.

Hohem makes several other models of gimbals including one conventional (large) cameras. For more information please contact Hohem.

Written by:

Arnie Lee

Kodak branded products

Just a few booths away from a previous Kodak booth I found another with the familiar yellow Kodak background. This was an exhibit by Maxtalent a third party that produces digital products under license from Kodak.

As you can see the company has many attractive digital frames. Costs start at about $60. For more information please contact Kodak.

Written by:

Arnie Lee

Instant cameras and printers at CES

Walking around the halls of the Consumer Electronics Show I stopped at a second Kodak booth. After talking to one of the reps at this booth I learned that these products are produced by a third party under license to use the Kodak name and brand.

Here the company was showing off a slightly different set of instant print cameras and easy to use printers.

At this booth there were several other camera and printers with various features. For more information on these and other offerings please visit Kodak

Written by:

Arnie Lee

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