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Models & Brands: Sony MCS1, Lastolite LL LR3636, Lastolite LL LR3036, Panasonic B000GBTU1I, Konica Minolta 8058-103, Gossen GO 4045, Ceiva LF-2003, Canon Cameras US 7653A0001, Lastolite LL LR4886, Elinchrom EL 20481
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Sony MCS1 Dimentions: 10 x 4 x 7 inches
Weight: 9999 pounds
List Price: $219.99
Price: $32.31
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Key features Sony MCS1
- Weighs only 8 ounces; great for travel
- Memory Stick Media slot and video out for photo slideshow playback on TV
- Burn photos to mini CD-R directly from any digital camera with USB connection
- 8 cm CD-R discs hold up to 200 MB of data--approximately 175 3-megapixel images
- Powered by AC adapter or external battery pack (4 AA batteries; not included)
- Model: Sony MCS1 PhotoVault Mini CD-R Station
Review Sony MCS1 PhotoVault Mini CD-R Station / Sony MCS1:Photo Vault Mini CD-R Station is a portable, PC-free solution for burning photos directly from digital still cameras to mini CD-R. Weighing only 8 ounces, Photo Vault Mini CD-R Station adds convenience and flexibility to digital photography storage. Users can burn images directly from their camera to 8 cm mini CD-R using the Photo Vault device's standard USB interface. Photo Vault features a built-in photo album capability to display photos on a television screen using a television's standard AV input, and a Memory Stick media interface. Additionally, photos stored previously on USB-enabled flash memory devices such as the Sony Micro Vault USB storage media can also be burned to CD using the Photo Vault's USB interface. The device can be powered using either the supplied AC adaptor or standard AA batteries using the supplied battery pack. This Mini CD-R Station is designed for the following digital cameras: Sony DSC-F828, DSC-F717, DSC-FX77, DSC-P100, DSC-P8, DSC-P73, DSC-P1, DSC-T1, DSC-V1; Canon PowerShot S1 IS, PowerShot SD10; Digital IXUS i; Nikon D70; Olympus C-8080 Wide Zoom. For a complete compatibility list please refer to the original manufacturer's web site. With the Sony MCS1 PhotoVault mini CD-R burner, you can travel the globe with your digital camera and never have to worry about maxing out your memory card. The lightweight, compact MCS1 PhotoVault offers a portable, PC-free solution for burning your photos to disc directly from any digital camera. [+]It's an easy and reliable way to archive photos while traveling or in the midst of a long photo shoot for later storage or printing. Data is burned to mini CD-R discs (8 cm) via a standard USB connection. Each disc can hold around 200 MB of data, or approximately 175 images from a 3-megapixel camera (actual image count and disc capacity varies by camera and disc manufacturer). The MCS1 PhotoVault features a Memory Stick media interface, which is compatible with all Memory Stick formats including Memory Stick Duo and Memory Stick PRO Duo media with adapter. It also features a built-in photo album to display photos on a television screen using a television's standard AV input. The device is powered using either the supplied AC adaptor or 4 AA batteries (alkaline or rechargeable NiMH) using the supplied battery pack. It weighs 8 ounces and measures 4. 5 x 5 x 1 inches. What's in the Box Sony MCS1 PhotoVault mini CD-R burner, external battery pack with 4 AA battery capacity (batteries not included), A/V cable, AC adapter, 1 blank 8 cm CD-R disc. |
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Lastolite LL LR3636 Weight: 1.25 pounds
List Price: $80.00
Price: $77.65
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Key features Lastolite LL LR3636
- The photographer can hold a Tri Grip in one hand and take the picture with their other hand
- Tri Grips are sturdy and don't flop like many other reflectors
- Tri Grips can be held in place using a standard reflector holderor a super clamp
- A photographer's assistant can hold a diffuser in one hand to block the sun and hold reflective Tri Grip for fill in work in the other hand.
- When folded, Tri Grips enable the user to lock them so they don't accidentally pop open
- Model: Lastolite LL LR3636 33-Inch TriGrip Reflector (Sunfire/Silver)
Review Lastolite LL LR3636 33-Inch TriGrip Reflector (Sunfire/Silver) / Lastolite LL LR3636:Subtle mixture of silver and gold on one side, and crisp, clear light for optimum clarity on the other. Lastolite's new Tri-Grip is a revolutionary improvement in collapsible reflectors! By replacing the traditional round reflector with a unique triangular design with built-in handle, Lastolite has not only improved ease of use but also convenience. The Tri-Grip's comfortable handle allows for easy manipulation of the reflectingpanel with no stand or support needed - even the photographer can hold the reflector and shoot at the same time! Why Triangular? Because the shape combines the ability to collapse the product down and the ability to hold itself rigid. Taking lighting accessories on location has never been simpler! The Tri-Grip measures approximately 33" on each side, and is also available in the following colors: Silver/White and Gold/White. A translucent diffuser version is also available. |
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Lastolite LL LR3036 Weight: 0.7 pounds
List Price: $40.00
Price: $35.95
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Review Lastolite LL LR3036 30-Inch Collapsible Reflector (Sunfire/Silver) / Lastolite LL LR3036:No matter what your application, Lastolite has the reflector for you! Lastolite is the original manufacturer of Collapsible Reflectors, and continues to improve on their quality and variety. As well as a lifetime guarantee on reflector rims, Lastolite has also upgraded the rim tape to create a stronger and longer lasting reflector. These Reflectors are both Collapsible as well as Reversable with a choice of fabrics to choose from. The size collapsed is 1/3 of the working size. Sizes range from 12" to 4ft x 6ft, and come in a variety of reflective surfaces,such as gold, silver, white, sunfire, and translucent. The 12" reflector is perfect for adding light when working with small objects and tabletop, or for macro photography. The 20" gives just a bit of extra light where needed, such as under the chin. The 30" is popular for its size and for general use. The 38" is great for head and shoulder shots. The 48" is for larger product work or three-quarter length portraits. [+]The 4ft x 6ft reflector is fantastic for full length portraiture, wedding and fashion photography even for large industrial subjects and video work. The following is a description of the available finishes: SILVER. 5600°K. Crisp, clear light for optimum clarity, especially for product shots SUNFIRE. 4750°K. A subtle mixture of Silver and Gold - excellent at adding just a hint of color. SUNLITE 4750°K. Same color. |
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Panasonic B000GBTU1I Dimentions: 0.27 x 2.95 x 2.95 inches
Weight: 0.07 pounds
Price: $99.88
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Review Panasonic DMW-LPL72 72mm PL Filter for Panasonic DSLR / Panasonic B000GBTU1I:Panasonic DMW- LPL72 eliminates reflections while preserving the naturally vivid colors of the subject. |
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Konica Minolta 8058-103
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Key features Konica Minolta 8058-103
- AQmbient and Flash-light measurement
- An external receptor is optionally available
- Analog scale
- Receptors for incident and reflected light
- Analyze and Memory functions
- Model: Konica Minolta Auto Meter VF Photo Exposure Light Meter 8058-103
Review Konica Minolta Auto Meter VF Photo Exposure Light Meter 8058-103 / Konica Minolta 8058-103:Minolta Auto Meter VF - The question is why use an exposure meter when most cameras have auto-exposure capabilities? The answer is simple. In commercial and professional photography subtle lighting effects play important roles in constructing an image and its message. Most camera metering systems aren't critical enough to ascertain these or to be able to quantify master/slave flash-lighting arrangements. The AutoMeter VF is considered a top end digital photometric instrument that helps simplify serious photo applications. Digital display Extremely wide range of f/stop (f/1. 0 to f/90) and shutter (30 minutes to 1/8000th second) variants Uses 1 AA alkaline battery (included) Approximately 50 hours use per Alkaline battery Size (inches) - 2. 3x5. 8x1 Weight - 4. 4 Ounces Includes - Spherical Receptor, Case, Neck Strap. |
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Gossen GO 4045 Weight: 0.85 pounds
List Price: $887.00
Price: Too low to display
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Key features Gossen GO 4045
- Reflected light measuring with 5°-measuring angle through the viewfinder
- Meter for illumination intensities and luminances
- Reflected light measuring with 1°-measuring angle through the viewfinder
- Exposure meter for ambient and flash light
- CINE-Meter for photographic film manufacturers
- Model: Gossen Starlite GO 4045 All-In-One Multifunctional Lightmeter
Review Gossen Starlite GO 4045 All-In-One Multifunctional Lightmeter / Gossen GO 4045:Measure light in any form: flash or ambient, reflected or incident even a tiny spot. The Gossen Starlite digital meter provides clear, accurate exposure settings, photometric readings or even Zone System ranges for still photography or cinematography all in one compact and rugged, yet stylish, water-resistant unit. This digital meter not only does everything you'd possibly want a state-of-the-art, multifunction meter to do, but does it all exceptionally well. Controls are ergonomically positioned for easy one-hand operation, and all data is clearly displayed on a large, self-illuminating, easy-to-read LCD panel. A unique 270-degree swivel head with built-in viewfinder and multi-position diffuser allows you to instantly select any of four different measuring modes:1 degree spot measures reflected light through the viewfinder5 degree spot measures reflected light through the viewfinderIncident light with raised diffuser-sphericalIncident light with lowered diffuser-flat plane and any of six different measuring methods: ![]() |
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Ceiva LF-2003 Price: $149.99
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Key features Ceiva LF-2003
- Receives and displays a digital photo slide show without a computer
- An ideal gift for even the most non-technical parents, grandparents or friends
- Receiver receives 50% more pictures each night than the previous model--up to 30 at a time
- Order prints of favorite photos through the mail simply by pressing “Order Print” button on Receiver
- Requires subscription to Ceiva Network--low monthly and yearly rates available
- Model: Ceiva Advanced Digital Photo Receiver
Review Ceiva Advanced Digital Photo Receiver / Ceiva LF-2003:Do you have parents or grandparents who live far away? Who may feel a bit disconnected from the family? Who just adore seeing pictures of your kids? Your life? Thanks to CEIVA, the maker of the CEIVA Digital Photo Receiver you can "Give a smile a day" by sharing pictures everyday with the people you care about most! The all new 2003 model CEIVA Digital Photo Receiver (the CEIVA 2) works like the original CEIVA Receiver. It's easy to set up and easy to use. It's as simple as click, upload and share. Take pictures with your camera. Upload your digital pictures to www. ceiva. com. Send them to as many CEIVA Digital Photo Receiver's as you want (new model or original model). You can invite anyone to send pictures to your CEIVA Digital Photo Receiver from anywhere in the world. With the new 2003 model CEIVA, you can receive up to 30 pictures each night, 50% more than with the original Receiver. [+]Uploading is much faster, and the Receiver is more durable and streamlined. Plus, you can even order prints by mail by just pushing a button on the Receiver!. |
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Canon Cameras US 7653A0001 Dimentions: 6.4 x 4.3 x 3.7 inches
Weight: 11.02 pounds
List Price: $239.99
Price: $74.99
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Key features Canon Cameras US 7653A0001
- Rated to a depth of 130 feet
- Front USB/Firewire ports
- Washable air filter
- Digital macro mode superior to film macro, especially for underwater photography
- Underwater housing for the PowerShot SD100 and SD110
- Model: Canon Waterproof Case WP-DC10 for Powershot SD100 & SD110
Review Canon Waterproof Case WP-DC10 for Powershot SD100 & SD110 / Canon Cameras US 7653A0001:You can use Waterproof Case WP-DC10 to take underwater shots at depths of up to 40 meters (130 feet), and of course it's ideal for taking worry-free pictures in the rain, at the beach, or on the ski slopes. |
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Lastolite LL LR4886 Weight: 6.35 pounds
List Price: $193.00
Price: $155.67
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Key features Lastolite LL LR4886
- Perfect for Digital or Film Camera Photography.
- Collapses into the Storage Bag.
- Completely Shadowless Lighting.
- Isolates the Subject from Annoying Backgrounds.
- Ideal for Product Shots.
- Model: Lastolite LL LR4886 4-Feet Cubelite
Review Lastolite LL LR4886 4-Feet Cubelite / Lastolite LL LR4886:Lastolite's beautifully engineered new Cubelite takes the "light tent" concept to new heights of quality and convenience. It is fully collapsible for space efficiency and easy transport, yet sets up in seconds to form a self-contained, completely enclosed shooting environment free of unwanted reflections and shadows. The Cubelite is made of a durable white diffusion material allowing the subject to be lit from the sides, back, top and, with a suitable light table, the bottom. There's even a handy pair of aligator clips inside for hanging paper to make a gradient light-curve background. |
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Elinchrom EL 20481 Weight: 4.6 pounds
List Price: $332.00
Price: Too low to display
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Key features Elinchrom EL 20481
- 5 f-stop power range variable in precise 1/10 steps (1/16-1/1)
- Electronically stabilized power
- Multivoltage detection from 90 V-260 V with automatic over voltage protection
- Auto Dump Function, ensuring efficient power correction
- Low 5V sync voltage, protecting digital cameras
- Model: Elinchrom EL 20481 200Ws D-Lite 2 Multi-Voltage Compact Flash Unit
Review Elinchrom EL 20481 200Ws D-Lite 2 Multi-Voltage Compact Flash Unit / Elinchrom EL 20481:Unlike other entry-level studio flashes, the Elinchrom D-Lites are designed to work perfectly with digital cameras, are extremely lightweight with a sleek compact design and incorporate state-of-the-art features commonly found on higher priced units. In addition, the D-Lites offer amateurs and enthusiasts something that other budget priced studio flashes cant - control. Digitally controlled, shooters can rest assured that each time the flash is fired the D-Lites will produce the same amount of light, at the same duration and at the same color temperature. |
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