SuperHeadz clap, Mini 2MP Camera With Built-in USB connector & 3.2mm Lens

The size of the minimalist look is always interesting. No exception of a camera. Is a camera with a name SuperHeadz Clap, of sufficient size mini, with dimensions of 35x70x15 mm and weighs only 24 grams.

The camera is equipped with a 2MP sensor capable of recording video with a resolution of 720 × 480 pixels. For images, this camera can produce images with a resolution of 1280 × 1024 pixels.

Cameras manufactured by a company called SuperHeadz from Tokyo is equipped with a USB connector on the bodice. With this connector, the transfer of data from the microSD to the computer to be more concise.

It has a 2MP camera = 3.2mm F2.8 lens. In addition there is 16 GB MicroSD card that is used to store the captured images. There are 6 color choices are offered. For the price, this little camera can be purchased at a price of 50 USD or approximately 500 thousand well.

Specifications SuperHeadz clap:

Image formats: JPEG Video format: AVI
Image Resolution: 1280 × 1024
Video Resolution: 720 × 480
Camera Effective Resolution: 2,000,000 (2million) pixels
Lens: F2.8 = 3.2mm
ISO: 100
Battery: Built-in rechargeable Lithium ion battery
Memory: microSD card (sold separately, supported up to 16GB)
Size: 35x70x15mm 24G
Interface: USB 2.0/1.1

External Flash Option for Canon Cameras

External flash accessory is highly recommended as a complementary system of cameras, especially DSLR cameras to get the photos with better lighting. Its main use is as a light source that can be controlled, both strength and direction of the beam. Moreover, the built-in flash on the camera has limited strength and direction of light can not be deflected, making it versatile in a variety of shooting conditions. For those of you owners of Canon cameras, following an external flash option you can consider.

Flash beginners: Speedlite 270EX II (GN 27)

This is only a tiny external flash powered by two AA batteries, with a selling price of about $170. Canon 270EX II is the second generation of enhanced, with the ability as a slave flash in wireless systems. Although small but 270EX II is equipped with AF assist beam and have a zoom range that can be arranged which heads for 28mm and 50mm lenses. There is no LCD screen on the back because all the flash setting is done from the camera body. Flash can only be rotated up to 90 degrees, but not to the left or right.

Flash for the videographer: Speedlite 320EX (GN 32)

Arguably this is the first hybrid flash that can be used for the light source when taking pictures and recording video, thanks to an LED lamp that can provide continuous light to help the lighting when recording video (and the AF assist beam can be too). The light from the LED lamps can illuminate the area covered by a 50mm lens and can continue to burn for 3.5 hours. Flash for $ 210 has also been able to be a slave flash though not as a commander. Ability zoom head can also be selected for 24mm and 50mm lenses, with the freedom of playing up and down or left and right. 320EX Flash is already on four AA batteries.

Popular Flash: Speedlite 430EX II (GN 43)

In the past Speedlite 430EX flash is the most popular because of the ability and the price is comparable. Now the successor is named 430EX II comes with some increase like 20% faster and recycle those without a voice. 430EX II Flash for $ 270 is already equipped with an LCD screen and various buttons for setting the mode and zoom head from 24-105mm. Just like the 320EX, 430EX II, this could only be a slave flash but not as a commander.

Fancy Flash: Speedlite 580EX II (GN 58)

This is the flagship of the Canon external flash that is sold at the price of $420 dollars. Body is large, it is weather sealed, a complete menu and greater power a magnet for professionals. Flash 580EX II can be a commander who could be another flash triggering sepertu until 270EX II 430EX II. Besides relying on 4 AA batteries, this flash can be powered from an external power source. There is also a PC port for connection to other devices. All facilities in this flash including manual settings and the FP mode.

Canon Speedlite 320 EX II Flash

For users of digital cameras, flash is an important tool to help us obtain additional light if we are shooting in dark light conditions. In general, digital cameras include internal flash is obtained in the camera body. This includes to point and shoot cameras, prosumer and DSLR. Especially for prosumer and DSLR, usually have no place to hotshoe mounted flash or external.

In 2011, Canon is quite famous for its wide range of DSLR cameras started to introduce a new type of flash that I think is quite unique, the Canon Speedlite 320EX. This flash has a guide number 32. For information, previously Canon already has two types of flash which is quite popular Speedlite 580EX II is the guide number 190 (on 105mm/ISO 100) and the Speedlite 430EX II with a guide number 141 (on 105mm/ISO 100), while the Speedlite 320EX has a guide number 105 (in 105mm/ISO 100). Indeed, Canon's ability to condition number representing the flash type, the greater the number type, then the stronger the ability of flash.

Unlike the Speedlight 430EX II, 320EX II Speedlight for not having an LCD rear section, so it only consists of buttons for the operation of the flash and LED indicator lights that flash is ready for use, but wireless functionality with support for 3 groups remain available on the Speedlight 320EX II.

One of the advantages that do not exist in other types of Canon Flash function is the availability of the build in LED light which is at the front of the Speedlight 320EX II flash. This is very helpful to provide continuous light on the object that will be in shoot using a video recording mode. Perhaps this is because the current Canon improvement almost all types of Canon DSLR can record live video from the camera, so that the light should be available to continue the external flash. If we use continuous light from the LED front Speedlight 320EX II, the LED flash can survive for about 4 hours with a condition that has been charged AA battery full.

Canon Speedlite 320EX II Flash Unique To Record Video

For users of digital cameras, flash is an important tool to help us obtain additional light if we are shooting in dark light conditions. In general, digital cameras already include internal flash obtained in the camera body. This includes to point and shoot cameras, prosumer and DSLR. Especially for prosumer and DSLR, usually have no hotshoe or a place to be mounted external flash.

In 2011, Canon is quite famous for its wide range of DSLR cameras started to introduce a new type of flash that I think is quite unique, namely the Canon Speedlite 320EX. Flash has a guide number 32. For information, previously Canon already has two types of flash that is quite famous for the Speedlite 580EX II with a guide number 190 (on 105mm/ISO 100) and the Speedlite 430EX II with a guide number 141 (on 105mm/ISO 100), while the Speedlite 320EX has a guide number 105 (at 105mm/ISO 100). Indeed Canon conditioned typenya number representing the ability to flash, the greater the number typenya, the stronger the ability of flash.

Unlike the Speedlight 430EX II, 320EX II Speedlight for not having an LCD rear section, so it only consists of buttons for operation of the flash and LED indicator lights that flash is ready for use, but the wireless function of the support 3 group remains available in Speedlight 320EX II.

One of the advantages that were not in the Canon Flash function is the availability of another type build in LED light that is at the front of the Speedlight 320EX II flash. This helps to provide continuous light on the object to be in shoot using a video recording mode. Maybe this is Canon's improvement since this time almost all types of Canon DSLR can record video directly from the camera, so the light should be available to continue the external flash. If we use a continuous light from the LED front Speedlight 320EX II, the LED flash that can survive for about 4 hours with AA battery conditions that have been charged full.