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Models & Brands: Lastolite LL LR5287, Canon PSHOTELPHKIT, TIFFEN Video Essentials DV Kit, Olympus CB04, iRiver PMP-140, Canon Cameras US DC400, Canon Cameras US 9756A001, VST Technologies FTX20, Leica, LENMAR BCLC20
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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 PSHOTELPHKIT Dimentions: 12 x 9 x 3 inches
Weight: 1 pounds
List Price: $69.95
Price: $99.99
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Key features Canon PSHOTELPHKIT
- 1-year warranty
- Included NB-1LH Lithium Ion rechargeable battery
- Holds your Canon Elph S200, S230, S400, S410 or S500
- Features one form-fitted camera case and one carrying case
- Ideal starter accessory kit for Canon Elph series digital cameras
- Model: Canon Digital Elph Camera Accessory Kit for S500, S410, S400, S230 & S200
Review Canon Digital Elph Camera Accessory Kit for S500, S410, S400, S230 & S200 / Canon PSHOTELPHKIT:Canon is a leader in professional business and consumer imaging equipment and information systems. By developing innovative, high-quality business solutions Canon makes it easy to create, manage, and share images and information better, faster, and more efficiently. |
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TIFFEN Video Essentials DV Kit Weight: 0.4 pounds
List Price: $167.35
Price: $104.95
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Key features TIFFEN Video Essentials DV Kit
- Clear Filter - Protects your valuable lens from dirt, scratches, & other damage without any color or exposure change to the subject
- Warm UV17 - Removes 97% of ultra violet light, basically combining the 812 Color Warming Filter with UV17. Also reduces cool blue tones of outdoor scenes and video lights and warms up skintones for a healthier look to your subjects
- Circular Polarizer - Increases the color saturation, providing deep blue skies on sunny days & greater cloud contrast - all while reducing reflection & glare from glass, water, & non-metallic objects
- Model: TIFFEN 72DVVEK Video Essentials DV Kit - 72mm
Review TIFFEN 72DVVEK Video Essentials DV Kit - 72mm / TIFFEN Video Essentials DV Kit:More economical than individual filler purchases. These multiple filler kits take the guesswork out of having a variety of creative filter effects at your fingertips. Pre-packaged assortments, with combinations of Tiffen's most popular filters, provide a range of artistic possibilities for almost every photographic application and budget. Create a new look with the "secret tools' of the movie industry! Tiffen brings you three DV kits that take the guesswork out of which filter to use in a variety of shooting situations. These kits are designed primarily for pro?fessional shooters using prosumer DV cameras to produce results that are more pleasing, less harsh and less brassy. This kit contains Clear, Circular Polarizer, Warm UV-17 filters. |
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Olympus CB04 Dimentions: 8.8 x 3.4 x 0.8 inches
List Price: $59.99
Price: $29.39
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Key features Olympus CB04
- Guaranteed Olympus compatibility
- Provides a PC socket connection for use with manual style flash units
- Connects to the external TTL socket of your digital camera
- Designed for Olympus C-3000Z and C-3030Z cameras, and studio Flash with x-contact
- Easy to connect
- Model: Olympus FL-CB04 TTL-PC Cable
Review Olympus FL-CB04 TTL-PC Cable / Olympus CB04:A world leader in the development and application of sophisticated optical technology, Olympus has created innovative solutions for consumers and industry for lasting years. Wiring up can and should be pleasant. Use the cables meticulously provided by Olympus and you will never suffer from miscommunication difficulties of your equipment. This remote flash cable is designed for Olympus C-3000Z and C-3030Z cameras and studio Flash with x-contact. |
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iRiver PMP-140 Weight: 2 pounds
List Price: $599.99
Price: $200.00
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Key features iRiver PMP-140
- Includes rechargeable lithium-ion battery; up to 16 hours (audio only) and up to 5 hours (audio/video)
- 40 GB storage total storage capacity--up to 160 hours of video, 1,200 hours of music
- 3.5-inch color TFT LCD
- USB 2.0 support, audio inputs and audio/video outputs, built-in FM tuner and voice recorder
- Plays digital music and video files, including WMV, MP3, WMA, DivX (AVI), BMP, and JPEG
- Model: iriver PMP-140 Portable Media Player (40 GB)
Review iriver PMP-140 Portable Media Player (40 GB) / iRiver PMP-140:The iriver PMP-100 series is a new breed of portable media player. It plays your movies, music, photos and more. Plus, integrated FM tuner, voice recorder, ultra-fast USB 2. 0 file transfers and simple navigation are just a few of the features you won't find anywhere else. Take your audio and video media files with you wherever you go using iRiver's PMP-140 portable media player, the tiny player with fathomless storage abilities. The media player holds an incredible 40 GB of storage for not just music, but digital photos and full-color, full-motion video, too. The unit sports a 3. 5-inch TFT LCD and an audio input so you can load audio content directly into the player from other home or portable devices-no PC required. It will double as a voice recorder, too, generating compressed-audio files from its onboard condenser microphone input. The unit is PC-compatible, of course: connect it via high-speed USB 2. [+]0 to transfer your media files to the PMP-140 in a jiffy. You can store up to 160 hours of video (using 320 x 240 resolution at 500 kbps, AVI format) or up to 1,200 hours of music (using Windows Media format at 64 kbps). The PMP-140's format compatibilities extend from MP3 to WMA (Windows Media Audio, with full Microsoft Digital Rights Management compatibility) to WMV and DivX (AVI) video and BMP/JPEG image files. Using a USB camera? Use the PMP-140 for on-the-go viewing with a direct USB connection. The media player offers a built-in FM radio tuner and speaker, making it perfect for sporting events and headphones-free listening (iRiver earphones are included). You can connect it to your home stereo and/or television for additional listening or viewing flexibility. The media player's user-replaceable rechargeable lithium-ion battery provides up to 5 hours of audio/video playback and 16 hours of audio-only use per charge. What's in the Box Portable media player, iRiver earphones, rechargeable lithium-ion battery, a carrying case, USB 2. 0 device cable, USB 1. 1 host cable, line-in cable, TV out cable, a user's manual, an installation CD, and an AC power adapter. |
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Canon Cameras US DC400 Weight: 3 pounds
List Price: $239.99
Price: $149.99
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Key features Canon Cameras US DC400
- Compatible with PowerShot A100 and A200
- Model: Canon WP-DC400 Waterproof Case for A100 & A200 Digital Cameras
Review Canon WP-DC400 Waterproof Case for A100 & A200 Digital Cameras / Canon Cameras US DC400:You need to take your Canon camera with you on a business trip or a holiday and you're uncertain whether it'll be okay? Well, Canon has an answer for you, providing you with the cases for your cameras. This waterproof case is designed specifically to contain and protect, while allowing easy reach and function even deep under the water. |
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Canon Cameras US 9756A001 Dimentions: 9 x 9 x 9 inches
Weight: 2 pounds
List Price: $149.99
Price: $90.00
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Review Canon AWDC20 All Weather Case for Powershot A400 Digital Cameras / Canon Cameras US 9756A001:Enables use of the Canon Powershot A400 Digital Camera under water Take great underwater shots or protect your camera from the elements with the AW-DC20. Essentially total control over camera Clear plastic construction Simple loading of the camera Waterproof to 9. 8 feet (3 meters) Models: A400. |
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VST Technologies FTX20 Weight: 2 pounds
List Price: $556.81
Price: $357.00
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Key features VST Technologies FTX20
- x FlashTrax - 20GB HDD
- MP3 MP4 Player MP4 Player
- Model: VST FTX20 Tech 20GB Flashtrax Image Storage
Review VST FTX20 Tech 20GB Flashtrax Image Storage / VST Technologies FTX20:FlashTrax is an innovative handheld device that allows you to expand the use of your digital camera and multimedia files. With simple controls and high-speed transfers, FlashTrax allows you to store, view, and play all sorts of media files, all in one palm-size, portable device. Why carry piles of flash media with you? When you've filled up your media card, just copy it to FlashTrax, erase it, and keep on shooting! When you're done, just connect FlashTrax to your computer to view, print, or store your pictures. With its large, vibrant screen, FlashTrax is great for previewing your digital images or sharing them with the world. Whether you're spot-checking on the site of your latest photoshoot or sharing your photo album with Grandma, FlashTrax has everything you need. With its massive storage capacity, FlashTrax has more than enough space to take your entire MP3 collection with you on the road. The convenient MP3 control panel on the side makes it incredibly easy to listen to your music anywhere. Unlike other devices that require custom drivers or complex interface software, FlashTrax was designed to be as friendly with your computer as possible - just plug it in and use it like a USB 2. 0 hard disk! You can even use your FlashTrax to transfer data between computers. |
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Leica Dimentions: 4.5 x 3 x 4.5 inches
Weight: 1 pounds
List Price: $199.99
Price: $179.99
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LENMAR BCLC20 Weight: 3 pounds
List Price: $25.99
Price: $55.46
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Key features LENMAR BCLC20
- Operates on either 110 volt AC or 12 volt DC
- Universal lithium-Ion battery charger
- Includes adapter plates for: Canon BP-406/412/422, JVC BN-V107/114U, BN-V507/514U, Sony NP-FF50/70 and Sharp BT-L241/441
- Model: Lenmar BCLC20 Omnimount? Universal Ac/Dc Battery Charger For 3.6 To 7.4 Volt Camera Batteries
Review Lenmar BCLC20 Omnimount? Universal Ac/Dc Battery Charger For 3.6 To 7.4 Volt Camera Batteries / LENMAR BCLC20:Brain power. Mind energy. Electrifying thinking that generates new ideas and empowers people to search for advancements and refinements in today's high-tech energy sources. That's the kind of "revved-up" thinking behind Lenmar products. Whether it's batteries, camera and video accessories or cell phone batteries, binoculars or rechargers, Lenmar has a history of instilling each product with the power of performance. This OmniSource Universal Lithium-Ion Charger, 110 VAC / 12 VDC comes with adapter plates for 3. 6 to 7. 4V Lithium Ion batteries, with adapter plates for Canon BP-406/412/422 (PC406), JVC BN-V107/114U (PJ107), JVC Bn-V507/514U (PJ507), Sony NP-FF50/70 (PSF50), Sharp BT-L241/441(PV241). For a complete compatibility list please refer to the original manufacturer's web site. |
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