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Models & Brands: Canon 7808A001, Sony VAD-PHA, Olympus S-DVD-100, Elinchrom EL 11074, SUNPAK PZ-040MS, Lastolite LL LR3031, Lastolite LL LR81201, Hewlett Packard C8401AABA, Sony ACCCSS, Hewlett Packard C8881A#002
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Canon 7808A001 Dimentions: 8.4 x 6.2 x 1.8 inches
Weight: 0.75 pounds
List Price: $59.99
Price: $44.84
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Review Canon CCKCP200 Computer Connection Kit / Canon 7808A001: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. This Computer Connection Kit includes the PIF-100 USB Interface Cable and a software CD-ROM with Printer Driver, ZoomBrowser EX, PhotoStitch, ImageBrowser and PhotoRecord. |
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Sony VAD-PHA Weight: 1 pounds
List Price: $40.72
Price: $59.99
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Key features Sony VAD-PHA
- Required for use with VCL-DH0730 and VCL-DH1730 lenses, and VF-30CPK S, VF-30SC and VF-30NK filter kits.
- DSC-P8/P10/P12 exclusive lens adaptor.
- Color and shape made to match main unit.
- Rigid 30 mm lens mount.
- Model: Sony VADPHA Conversion Lense Adaptor Mount for DSCP8 & DSCP10 Digital Cameras
Review Sony VADPHA Conversion Lense Adaptor Mount for DSCP8 & DSCP10 Digital Cameras / Sony VAD-PHA:The VAD-PHA Lens Adaptor is a rigid 30mm lens mount that accommodates Sony digital cameras. Its color and shape were designed to match the main unit. |
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Olympus S-DVD-100 Dimentions: 11 x 10 x 5 inches
Weight: 0.013 pounds
List Price: $449.99
Price: $399.99
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Key features Olympus S-DVD-100
- Burns directly from an Easy Imaging System camera via docking station
- Can also be used as external DVD drive with a PC via USB 2.0
- Maximum 24x CD and 8x DVD burning
- Records onto almost all types of CDs and DVDs
- Designed for use with IR-300 and IR-300 cameras
- Model: Olympus S-DVD100 DVD Recorder for use with the IR-300/500 Digital Camera
Review Olympus S-DVD100 DVD Recorder for use with the IR-300/500 Digital Camera / Olympus S-DVD-100:DVD Recorder is a sleek, pearl white CD and DVD burner that enables you to burn photos from your digital camera directly to DVD or CD / For IR300 and IR500 Unit Dimensions - Size - 7. 1 W x 0. 89 H x 5. 9 D inches (181mm x 22. 5mm x 151mm) / Olympus SDVD100 weighs 20. 1 oz (570g). |
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Elinchrom EL 11074 List Price: $44.00
Price: $44.00
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Review Elinchrom EL 11074 16-Feet Heavy Duty Spiral Sync Cord / Elinchrom EL 11074:Elinchrom 16' deluxe sync cord, with gold plated contacts and 8 coiled strain relief at camera end. Note! Not for use with Style 400BX monolight. |
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SUNPAK PZ-040MS Weight: 9999 pounds
List Price: $249.95
Price: $212.46
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Key features SUNPAK PZ-040MS
- Powered by two AA alkaline; auto power off
- Bounce flash
- Power zoom range from 24-80mm
- Digital through-the-lens (D-TTL) metering for Minolta digital and 35mm cameras
- Autofocus assist
- Model: Sunpak PZ-040MS Ultra-Compact Digital TTL Dedicated Flash for Minolta Digital and 35mm Cameras (Black)
Review Sunpak PZ-040MS Ultra-Compact Digital TTL Dedicated Flash for Minolta Digital and 35mm Cameras (Black) / SUNPAK PZ-040MS:The Sunpak PZ40X is a powerful, full-featured, lightweight, shoe-mount electronic flash unit for digital and film cameras, that is available in Nikon, Canon, and Minolta TTL dedicated configurations, and will also work manually with cameras having a non-dedicated, single-contact hot shoe. It is 40 percent smaller and significantly lighter than previous flash units with the same features and power output, with an impressive ISO 100 guide number of 102 at the 50mm zoom setting. Advanced features of the Sunpak PZ40X include: TTL auto flash (D-TTL for Nikon, E-TTL for Canon, and ADI for Minolta); large, full-info, backlit LCD for controlling and monitoring all settings, power zoom-bounce flash head covering 35mm focal lengths from 24-80mm, continuously variable or in 5 manual power-ratio steps, with tilt positions from zero to straight up for maximum bounce flexibility, built-in near-IR autofocus aid light that turns on automatically when needed, 5 power settings down to 1/16, flash exposure confirmation and bar graph flash range display, plus power-saving circuitry that automatically turns to Power Saving Standby mode after 5 minutes. The Sunpak PZ40X is powered by two AA alkaline or Ni-MH batteries. An optional Wide-Angle Panel provides flash coverage for lenses down to 17mm. |
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Lastolite LL LR3031 Weight: 1.35 pounds
List Price: $40.00
Price: $34.95
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Review Lastolite LL LR3031 30-Inch Collapsible Reflector (Silver/White) / Lastolite LL LR3031: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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Lastolite LL LR81201 Weight: 4.5 pounds
List Price: $88.00
Price: $88.00
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Key features Lastolite LL LR81201
- Diffusion fabric measures 1.1 x 2 meters (3 feets 6 inches x 6 feet 6 inches)
- Fabric is double-sided and velcros easily into place for a taut finish
- Model: Lastolite LL LR81201 3/4 Stop Diffusion Fabric for Medium Skylite
Review Lastolite LL LR81201 3/4 Stop Diffusion Fabric for Medium Skylite / Lastolite LL LR81201: |
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Hewlett Packard C8401AABA Dimentions: 14 x 17 x 7.5 inches
Weight: 14.5 pounds
Price: $299.99
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Key features Hewlett Packard C8401AABA
- Parallel, USB, and wireless infrared interfaces; PC and Mac compatible
- Prints black text at 17 ppm, color at 13 ppm
- Exclusive HP PhotoREt III color layering technology
- 2,400 x 1,200 dpi enhanced resolution using photo paper
- Prints directly from digital camera memory cards
- Model: HP PhotoSmart 1215 Inkjet Printer
Review HP PhotoSmart 1215 Inkjet Printer / Hewlett Packard C8401AABA:The versatile HP PhotoSmart 1215 photo printer offers the ability to print directly from a digital camera, PC or Macintosh computers, palmtops, and other mobile devices. Any way you print, you can count on fast printing speeds and timesaving features such as memory card slots, infrared printing, and media sensing for productive and brilliant photo-quality results. 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 Expensive ink The Hewlett-Packard PhotoSmart 1215 works either with your PC ordirectly with your digital camera. The printer has slots for yourdigital camera's CompactFlash or SmartMedia cards, so with the 1215'salternative photo mode (2,400 x 1,200 dpi resolution) and HP'senhanced layering technology, you can print beautiful color photos atup to 12 ppm. Your digital camera's memory card can also be used as aseparate disk drive. Plus, if your digital camera, laptop, or othermobile device supports infrared technology, you can printwirelessly. 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 photo paper tray, saving you the hassle of changing paper each time you print photos. |
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Sony ACCCSS Weight: 0.8 pounds
List Price: $109.99
Price: $39.00
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Key features Sony ACCCSS
- Includes InfoLithium battery (NP-FM50), Memory Stick Storage Media (MSA-8A), and soft carrying case (LCS-CSC)
- Use with select Sony Cyber-shot digital cameras
- Carrying case made from soft, high quality material
- Separate side pocket on carrying case for digital camera accessories
- Model: Sony ACCCSS Cybershot Starter Kit
Review Sony ACCCSS Cybershot Starter Kit / Sony ACCCSS:Cyber-shot Starter Kit (ACC-CSS) has all of the most essential accessories to get you started using your Cyber-shot digital camera. This kit features LCS-CSC high quality, soft carrying case with a separate side pocket for accessories, NP-FM50 battery, MSA-8A Memory Stick Storage Media. |
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Hewlett Packard C8881A#002 Weight: 4 pounds
Material: Plastic
List Price: $79.99
Price: $34.75
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Key features Hewlett Packard C8881A#002
- Recharge your camera--includes 4AA NiMH rechargeable batteries
- Share with up to 14 destinations including to e-mail addresses, printers and more
- One-touch save and print control one-touch connect to your television, PC, Mac, and printer
- Enables instant sharing of photos
- For HP PhotoSmart 320, 620, 720, 812, 850 or 945 digital cameras
- Model: HP 8881 Digital Camera Dock for the 320, 620, 720, 812, 850 and 945
Review HP 8881 Digital Camera Dock for the 320, 620, 720, 812, 850 and 945 / Hewlett Packard C8881A#002:Users make the most of their digital photos and video clips with the save/print button that easily uploads photos to a computer for e-mailing, posting to Web addresses, printing and storage via HP's first digital camera dock. The HP Photosmart 8881 digital camera dock also allows people to view their digital photos in their living room by connecting easily to a TV via an A/V cable. |
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