New cameras go weird, wearable - even old school

GoPro created the action camera market. Now multiple companies make the small rugged video cameras, which can mount on sports equipment, heads or pets.

The next wave in wearable cameras is lower impact. Instead of extreme sports, these wearable devices are used to capture everyday happenings.

For the social media addict who lives in fear of missing a photo opp, there's the new $399 FrontRow from Ubiquiti. It looks like a stopwatch, dangles around your neck, features a touchscreen interface, and has two cameras -- 8 megapixel on the front, 5 megapixel on the back. If you're at an event, you can livestream it without staring at your smartphone. A "story" mode takes stills from the past 12 hours of your life and turns them into a timelapse movie.