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Models & Brands: Lastolite LL LB8867, Nikon 25291, Gitzo GB3560, Elinchrom EL 20493, Sony HVL-FSL1A, Hewlett Packard, Hewlett Packard C8886A, Canon 4100, Lastolite LL LR5287, Canon Cameras US 7301A001
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Lastolite LL LB8867 Weight: 16.8 pounds
List Price: $591.00
Price: $591.00
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Key features Lastolite LL LB8867
- Can even be used as a very large softbox.
- Produces beautifull Hi-Key images on location and in restricted places.
- An optional wipe clean vinyl train is also available.
- Can be suspended on Lastolite 1108 background support system.
- Available in two sizes.
- Model: Lastolite LL LB8867 6 x 7 Feet Hilite Background
Review Lastolite LL LB8867 6 x 7 Feet Hilite Background / Lastolite LL LB8867:The HiLite backgrounds range allows the photographer to work in a way that was extremely difficult to achieve in the past, High Key' photography on location and in restrictive spaces. By rear lighting the white background itself there is no longer a need to use a background light behind the subject. Furthermore, because the background is actually illuminated it means the subject can stand virtually right in front of it without casting a shadow. The HiLite backgrounds also works as a large rear softbox and illuminates the subject as well, meaning you can use just one other flash head to light the subject from the front. What's more, the whole thing is collapsible. |
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Nikon 25291 Dimentions: 8.5 x 6.8 x 2 inches
Weight: 1.6 pounds
List Price: $139.99
Price: $100.00
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Key features Nikon 25291
- Unique image-editing environment gives you full power to edit NEF (Nikon Electronic Format, Raw) files
- Adjust or correct virtually any aspect of an image's settings
- Apply fisheye and rectilinear image transformations
- Exclusive Image Dust Off feature removes dust particles from images
- Supports NEF (RAW), TIFF, and JPEG file types
- Model: Nikon Capture 4 Software for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras and Coolpix 8800, 8700, and 8400
Review Nikon Capture 4 Software for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras and Coolpix 8800, 8700, and 8400 / Nikon 25291:Nikon Capture 4. 4 Software is the upgrade of version 3. 5, designed for earlier Nikon D-series Digital SLR camera models. Capture 4. 4 software was developed by Nikon to support all Nikon digital SLR models including the new, D2H professional digital SLR camera designed for photojournalism and sports/action photography. It enables ideal power control and makes optimal use of the NEF format. NEF (Nikon Electronic Format) file is a highlight of Nikon's digital SLR photography system, providing archival characteristics and extensive non-destructive editing tools. The concept is a powerful, user-friendly tool to simplify and optimize digital photography. Extensive legacy compatibility Includes 10-megapixel output selection for D1X NEF files. |
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Gitzo GB3560 Weight: 2.3 pounds
List Price: $333.00
Price: $299.90
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Key features Gitzo GB3560
- ALR - A new Anti Leg Rotation system, which means the tripod can be opened in less than 15 seconds. Simply loosen all the twist locks on each leg at the same time, then pull the leg down and tighten the locks individually.
- G-Lock: The Gitzo leg locking system has been completely redesigned in order to achieve a 20% increase in rigidity, faster operation and stronger, safer locking. G-Lock's special design also provides a "gravity lock" effect: the higher the load applied vertically to the leg, the stronger the lock.
- Model: Gitzo GB3560 Carbon Fiber 6 Section 6X G-Lock Microphone Boom
Review Gitzo GB3560 Carbon Fiber 6 Section 6X G-Lock Microphone Boom / Gitzo GB3560:Gitzo booms are designed for performance and reliability, that effectively captures the location sound, as also perfectly meets the needs of the broadcast audio professional. The new Carbon 6X crossed layer tube makes carbon booms lighter, faster, and extremely rigid. Gitzo booms are easier and quicker to operate, and are more precise to adjust due to its Anti Leg Rotation system. Gitzo's G-Lock system guarantees faster and stronger locking, and increases system rigidity by 20%. All Carbon 6X GLock booms come with a convenient anti-dust bag for storage, and packing. Gitzo booms feature a 1/4" - 3/8" reversible mounting screw supported by a high quality machined aluminum upper end. The microphone cable can be run either outside or inside the pole. The aluminum upper end is provided with a machined hole for inner cables. With the Carbon 6X tubes and G-Lock, the new generation of Gitzo booms is surprisingly light, and extremely rigid even when fully extended. Boom length can be quickly and precisely adjusted, thanks to the Anti Leg Rotation system. |
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Elinchrom EL 20493 Weight: 7.1 pounds
List Price: $1,628.00
Price: Too low to display
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Key features Elinchrom EL 20493
- Maximum Watt/Seconds: 1500 User Replaceable Flashtube: Yes Changeable Reflector: Not applicable Circ
- Model: Elinchrom EL 20493 1500Ws Ranger Ringflash
Review Elinchrom EL 20493 1500Ws Ranger Ringflash / Elinchrom EL 20493:The ultimate combination for "In" and "Out" door photography! RF 1500 Speedlight, complete with 4-pole flashtube, freezes movement with a 1/2600 second (t0. 5) @ full power. Two meter flash cable enables photographers to use it freehand with the battery pack shouldered or in a backpack. Two camera adapters (1/4", 3/8") and the vertical height adjustment allow it to fit most camera systems, and the internal Ringflash diameter of 120mm accepts a wide range of camera lenses. |
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Sony HVL-FSL1A Weight: 2 pounds
List Price: $127.04
Price: $44.00
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Key features Sony HVL-FSL1A
- Compatible with red eye reduction and pre-flash functions of main unit.
- Guide number: approximately 14.
- Equipped with the light control switch (low/medium/high).
- Compact flash operates in sync with internal flash without connecting to control terminal.
- Model: Sony HVLFSL1A External Slave Flash w/ Bracket for DSCP8/P10/P32/P41/P52/P72/P73/P92/100/150 Cybershot
Review Sony HVLFSL1A External Slave Flash w/ Bracket for DSCP8/P10/P32/P41/P52/P72/P73/P92/100/150 Cybershot / Sony HVL-FSL1A:This handy flash adds extra illumination power for flash photography. There is no need for any awkward cables, as the HVL-FSL1A automatically syncs with the camera's onboard flash - it even works with pre-flash. |
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Hewlett Packard Dimentions: 14 x 17 x 7.5 inches
Weight: 14.5 pounds
Price: $199.99
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Key features Hewlett Packard
- Prints black text at 17 ppm, color at 13 ppm
- Parallel, USB, and wireless infrared interfaces; PC and Mac compatible
- 2,400 x 1,200 dpi enhanced resolution using photo paper
- Prints directly from digital camera memory cards
- Exclusive HP PhotoREt III color layering technology
- Model: HP PhotoSmart 1215 Photo Printer
Review HP PhotoSmart 1215 Photo Printer / Hewlett Packard:Based on the popular HP P1000, the HP PhotoSmart 1215 photo printer directly accepts CompactFlash and SmartMedia cards and prints wirelessly from infrared devices. No PC is required, but it is PC and Mac compatible. With 2,400 x 1,200 dpi resolution and HP's enhanced layering technology, photos are stunningly beautiful and text is razor sharp. The updated version is faster and quieter and has an optical sensor that automatically adjusts printer settings for the paper type. To test the PS1215, we inserted our digital camera's CompactFlash card into the PS1215's slot and followed the LCD menus to print an index sheet that contained thumbnails of our photos. We also followed the menus to select a photo to print as an 8-by-10. The process was slow but intuitive, with most of our time spent waiting for the index sheet to print. The results were very good, with exceptionally sharp thumbnails and a surprisingly sharp and colorful 8-by-10, even using the printer's default normal mode. Next, we installed the software drivers, connected the printer to our PC, and printed our standard test documents using the printer's three modes-draft, normal, and best. Mixed color and black text documents printed at 5. [+]6, 2. 1, and 0. 9 ppm respectively. Black-only text documents printed at 6. 3, 3. 9, and 0. 6 ppm. (All speeds were adjusted upward to account for first-page delay. ) Draft documents were faded; normal documents were sharper and had more accurate color; best documents were exceptionally sharp, requiring close inspection to distinguish them from the output of a laser printer. The PS1215 shined brilliantly in our color photo tests. On our PC, we used the included photo printing software to select our own high-resolution digital photos and to position them in the software's predefined page layouts. Samples were a bit slow to print-a typical 8-by-10 required 4 minutes and 28 seconds-but the output was superb on HP's premium glossy photo paper (sample pack included). Our samples displayed rich and accurate color, perfect register, fine detail, and realistic skin tones. There was no visible banding or smearing and only the faintest hint of pixelation. The PhotoSmart 1215 is priced considerably above its sub-$200 rivals, but the dramatic improvements in quality justify the extra cost. It operates quietly, sets up easily, prints very sharp text on a variety of media, and produces beautiful color documents and photos. This remarkable performer is an excellent all-purpose printer. -Mike Brown Pros Accepts CompactFlash and SmartMedia directly Easy to set up and use Sharp text and beautiful color photos Detects paper type automatically Cons Slow printing on higher-quality settings High cost per page when printing photos The Hewlett-Packard PhotoSmart 1215 works either with your PC or directly with your digital camera. The printer has slots for your digital camera's CompactFlash or SmartMedia cards, so with the 1215's alternative photo mode (2,400 x 1,200 dpi resolution) and HP's enhanced layering technology, you can print beautiful color photos at up to 12 ppm. Your digital camera's memory card can also be used as a separate disk drive. Plus, if your digital camera, laptop, or other mobile device supports infrared technology, you can print wirelessly. The HP PhotoSmart 1215 also makes a great PC or Macintosh printer-just connect the printer to your computer's USB or parallel port. The 1215 is perfect for printing pages for your photo album, greeting cards, or newsletters. HP's new optical sensing technology lets you choose your paper and print settings manually, or the PhotoSmart 1215 will automatically set them for you based on the type of paper in the printer tray. Other features include a convenient print-cancel button, low-ink warning, and a 4-by-6-inch photo paper tray, saving you the hassle of changing paper each time you print photos. |
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Hewlett Packard C8886A Dimentions: 10 x 8 x 5 inches
Weight: 3 pounds
List Price: $85.99
Price: $95.99
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Key features Hewlett Packard C8886A
- Instant Share feature allows you to e-mail images to family and friends
- Comes with USB cable, remote control, and rechargeable batteries
- Recharge camera's batteries
- Compatible with PhotoSmart 735 and 935 models
- Easily transfer images to your PC
- Model: HP Photosmart C8886 Digital Camera Dock for HP 935, 735, 635 and 435 Digital Cameras
Review HP Photosmart C8886 Digital Camera Dock for HP 935, 735, 635 and 435 Digital Cameras / Hewlett Packard C8886A:Connect your HP photosmart camera to your PC for easy downloading, printing and sharing of digital photos and video, or to your TV and use the included wireless remote for viewing your memory card content as a digital photo and/or video show. Connect your hp photosmart 8886 camera dock to your computer and in one quick step, easily share, print, e-mail and store your photos and videos. And while the camera is docked your batteries will recharge, so it is ready to go when you are! Show the whole family your photo and video digital slide shows on your TV by using the included wireless remote control. And when you want to print photos it is so simple - you don't even need a computer! The HP Photosmart 8886 digital camera docking station enables in-camera battery recharging (AC adapter and rechargeable batteries included). Cutting down on desktop clutter, this convenient remote-controlled device enables you to easily transfer image files to your PC, print photos, or even view images on TV-all in one easy step. With HP's Instant Share feature, you can customize your camera with e-mail aliases and distribution lists of your family and friends. For each picture, you can designate up to 14 destinations, including e-mail addresses, compatible printers, and more. Once you attach the camera to your PC, with a USB cable or optional camera dock, your photos are optimized and automatically sent to the destinations you’ve selected. |
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Canon 4100 Dimentions: 15.9 x 13.7 x 8.3 inches
Weight: 15 pounds
List Price: $370.00
Price: $239.00
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Key features Canon 4100
- Canon logo accent
- Extra room for accessories
- Re-inforced metal construction
- Locking buckle-style closure
- Case can accomodate camera with battery pack and lens hood attached
- Model: Canon HC-4100 Lockable Hard Case for GL1/GL2
Review Canon HC-4100 Lockable Hard Case for GL1/GL2 / Canon 4100:The CANON HC-4100 System Case holds the GL2 or GL1 digital camcorders, with a lens hood and a battery pack attached. Additional space is provided for extra battery packs, MiniDV cassettes, the WD-58H Wide Converter (sold separately), etc. |
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Lastolite LL LR5287 List Price: $600.00
Price: $451.15
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Review Lastolite LL LR5287 5 x 5 x 7 Feet Cubelite / Lastolite LL LR5287: |
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Canon Cameras US 7301A001 Weight: 3 pounds
List Price: $239.99
Price: $179.99
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Key features Canon Cameras US 7301A001
- Take great underwater shots or protect your camera from the elements
- Models: S30, S40, S45
- Waterproof to 100 feet
- Neck strap and silicone grease included
- Model: Canon WP-DC300 Waterproof Case for S30, S40, S45 and S50 Digital Cameras
Review Canon WP-DC300 Waterproof Case for S30, S40, S45 and S50 Digital Cameras / Canon Cameras US 7301A001:Take great underwater shots or protect your camera from the elements with the WP-DC300. This case is waterproof to 100ft. Neck strap and silicone grease are included. |
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