Some more testing of the Macro Focus and some slow-motion footage at the end ( from 59 fps). It’s very shaky but I have to force myself not to move the camera with the object I’m filming, this would improve a lot.

Isn’t she a beast?

Here some other posts about the Sanyo VPC-CS 1:

• Low Light and Extreme Situations
• First Sanyo CS 1 Review

Again … what I like best is the super tiny size of it and the battery life is incredible!!!! (besides the good image quality)

The camera is available here: USA, UK, Deutschland and Spain

(Highly recommended for every day use!!!)

The great things are … stereo sound, great quality, small size, long battery life and easy to use.

The main problem I have with this camera though is the choppy, bubble, robo sound in extreme noise situation like in the video of a Mascletà below. It handles the sound pretty well until it gets really nuts starting at minute 5:26.

Lucky for the normal user, this will be not an issue

Some readers asked about how the camera is dealing with low light situations. Here some different examples in low light and in firework mode.

Here some footage with the LED lamp on:

All together not bad, considering the size and the price.

Someone else bought the camera but complained about choppy playback on the camera itself. But I upgraded my memory card to this and I have no problems at all with that.

I can just recommend to anyone this camera. Also, the size will give you no excuse to take this fellow with you anywhere you go.

Next I will be posting a video I took in 60fps, creating a slowmotion video shot with the Sanyo VPC-CS1.

Anything else you want me test?

The camera is available here: USA, UK, Deutschland and Spain

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Ok … please take a wild guess what this is which is available at Amazon! Head down and leave a comment before you read one of the review I found on the site. Too bad that Christmas is over – it always seems that I find the best presents right after.

I grew up without nipples. I knew that one day, they would descend, and that would be the day when I could proudly call myself a woman. But I was growing worried. By the time I was 17, I still had no nipples. At 21, I was beginning to panic. When I turned 27, I finally found these nipple extractors, and they saved my self-esteem. With two simple twists of the wrist, I flowered. Now I could proudly disrobe at the local topless beach, where before I’d been shamed. I’ve just been debating whether or not I should attempt to locate superfluous nipples elsewhere on my body.

An other review fills in with more information:

I have been having issues with my nipples for years so I figured I would give this product a try. I found that it worked great for a couple of weeks and then it became extremely difficult to continue use. The rash and irritation became too much to tolerate. It is just easier to buy a set of jumper cables and a battery charger. Trust that works much better!

But an other review finally explains what it really is:

Okay you pervies – it’s a plumbing device for removing the bits of pipes that connect 2 pipes, particularly of different sizes. too funny!!

More information: WTF Fetish Gadget

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