Marc Newson touches everything. His latest design work is in the form of a camera with the launch of the Pentax K-01 interchangeable lens system digital camera. The Pentax K-01 features 16 mega pixels of love, the ability to shoot 1080p at 30fps (you get a full 60fps at 720p), and the ability to use any Pentax K-mount lens. The ISO runs the range from 100 through 25,600 is is out of control if you ask me. Pentax say the K-01 camera shoots “gorgeous noise-free imaging in any lighting condition.”

The real win for those who only care about how much eye-candy they can chew out of their camera-neckwear is the choice of colors: Newson yellow if the big one but for those who prefer black or white or both, you have those options as well. Those hungry for the Pentax K-01 can pre-order now online for $899.

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Polaroid film was of course great for road trips and parties, but it was crucial in the bedroom—allowing us instant gratification with our red photography and eliminating the hassle of trying to get quality prints discretely. In 2010, The Impossible Project—staffed by former Polaroid employees—filled the void left behind when their former employer shuttered its doors and windows by offering online access to leftover Polaroid film as well as their own Impossible Instant Films that work in Polaroid cameras. Now TIP has teamed up with Holden, makers of pragmatically tailored outerwear, to bring us Holden-branded Polaroid camera kits.

Primed for August release, the special edition kits will take the form of a handcrafted wooden box bearing a leather camera bag, a pack of limited edition Holden X Impossible PX70 Color Shade film, and a custom Holden Polaroid SX-70 camera. Enthusiasts will remember the SX-70 as the one that folds down to fit in a pocket … or a small nightstand. - jt

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Hells yes to camera porn. Fujifilm’s latest recent X100 camera gets the special edition treatment with an all-black premium edition. At $1699, the black edition includes the X100 compact digital camera, a genuine leather ever-ready case, lens hood, adapter ring and protective filter. Each box is numbered for your limited edition pleasure.

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A new collection of camera accessories with the mil-spec look and feel, DSPTCH. Their current three product offering brings strap and carry alternatives to the very fashionable and in-tend leather slings and carriers. Using commercial grade mil-spec flat nylon webbing, the DSPTCH sling is a clean look with enough adjustments to make it work for you. Their keyrings and wrist strap does it right with commercial parachute cord. Best part is that they’re reasonably priced.

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Our good friend, Eugene Kan over at Hypebeast shares his eight holiday picks for 2011. The Hong Kong based writer and thinker clearly knows what he want for the holidays – many of those gifts are subtle reminders of his years in North America. We still got something going on right over here. We love DQ as well. Follow him @eugenekan

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Germany’s famed camera maker, Leica, has announced the release of their new Leica V-Lux 3 compact digital camera; coming this January 2012. All the hype on the new Leica revolves around the super telephoto lens on the unit. Using the Leica DC “Vario-Elmarit” 4.5 – 108 mm,  f/2.8 – 5.2, 24-fold super-telephoto zoom lens the V-Lux 3 range of focal lengths is equivalent to 25–600 mm in 35 mm format. Impressive for a small body unit.

The Leica V-Lux 3 also shoots a full 60 frames per second in 1080p for video fans. They also throw in a 3inch LCD display with 460,000 pixel resolution.

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The consideration for functional garments that serve a purpose beyond making you look great is what catches our eyes. This jacket from KZO is one of the items. The jacket has been designed for those who like to carry their camera everywhere – for the photojournalists and bloggers out there. The feature list is massive but the key ons include a zip pocket at the waist for film,  non-slip material on the shoulder for the camera strap, and back flap that opens fully for storage. The chest press badge pocket is a nice touch as well. Available now from Blackbird.

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“re:vision is the product of Craig Arnold’s unbridled passion for cameras, recycling and polishing. Handmade in Adelaide Australia, from discarded camera components and reshaped with love, re:vision brings old school cameras into an entirely new focus.”

re:visions bracelets are definitely unisex so step up with your Aussie dollars and collect on a great re-use initiative Available from Oye Modern. (via CH)