Camera Photographic Equipment
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Omega Brandess 94C500 Bamboo Print Tongs $3.59 Set of three tongs made of bamboo. The ends are fitted with rubber tips for a sure grip…. |
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Weston Analog, Large Dial Faced Stem Thermometer $39.95 Stainless steel dial thermometer accurate to 1/4°F. Between 68° and 80°. Exclusive mirroband dial eliminates parallax error in readings…. |
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Weston Analog Small Dial Faced Stem Thermometer – Weston WS2265 $29.95 Weston Analog Small Dial Faced Stem Thermometer – Weston WS2265…. |
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VisibleDust 2902544 Vdust Formula 10ML Bottle $22.00 VDust Plus Formula, with its multi ingredients formula, cleans the sensor from all kinds of contamination preventing sensor surface friction and static build up, resulting in crystal clear images. Its anti-friction ability provides a safer and smoother cleaning process reducing potential risk to the sensor. Most alcoholic formulas such as Methanol are designed to remove oil from optical surfaces. … |
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Intova Torch Handstrap $5.94 The Intova Torch Handstrap keeps your hands free when using your dive light. The soft velcro strap snugly wraps around your hand or wrist, and the durable nylon and neoprene sleeve securely attaches a variety of Intova underwater torches (IFL 600, Wide-Angle, Compact, Tactical, etc.) for hands-free lighting. Strap is adjustable, so one size fits all…. |
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Arri FKW 300 Watt, 120 Volt Quartz Halogen Lamp, 3200°K., Approximate Life: 150 Hours. $16.88 300w Quartz Halogen Bulb for Arri 300w Fresnel Light Fixture… |
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Introduction to the Nikon D300/D700, Vol. 2: Advanced Topics $29.99 REGION FREE DVD developed for new to intermediate photographers buying their first DSLR cameraCreates a solid understanding of the camera’s features and controls and helps to unleash its potentialSample subjects are: shutter priority aperture priority/depth of field focus alternatives metering and bracketing and many more. Topics are arranged in chapters so users can move at their own pace and ret… |
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Introduction to the Canon 5D Mark II/50D, Vol. 2: Advanced Topics $29.99 Take great pictures with your Canon 5D Mark II or 50D Push your creativity to the limits; create photographic images that up until now have existed only in your imagination This guide takes you through Canon’s advanced features, and explains what they are, how they work, and how they can perform in real-world situations. Custom Functions: The 5D and the 50D are endlessly configurable. We go into d… |
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Magic Lantern DVD Guides: Nikon D80 $14.47 Created by photographers for photographers, this in-depth, high-quality DVD makes it simple to learn to use the D80 by demonstrating live-action camera handling. It covers: features and controls, menu banks, image quality and formats, exposure and white balance, flash photography, playback and editing, and much more…. |
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PEC-PAD Lint Free Wipes 4×4 100per/Pkg $7.88 PEC PADs are the ideal photo wipes for those who hate photowipes! Until PEC PADs came along, photowipes fell apart, left lint and scratched emulsions. PEC PADs are extremely strong, lint-free and so soft and pure it is almost impossible to scratch an emulsion with them. PEC PADs are so soft they can be safely used to clean all types of sensitive surfaces: scanners, CD’s, mirrors, lenses, telescope… |
Which DLSR should I get?
Which one is better Rebel Cannon XTi or Nikon D40 or the D40x? I hear the Nikon works awesome in AUTO mode but the Cannnon is better just because people Jim, Bob, Jane, and Jill said so and I believe them.
I want a camera that can take moon pictures, macros of dung piles, and it must be able to feed my cat. My idea of photography is applying selective color to every picture so that I can post them up on MySpace. It must also take videos because I can’t distinguish between specialized cinematographic and photographic equipment and should also take spotless ISO 6400 pictures so I can take photos under my pillow.
I don’t want any cameras from any other brand because everything else is garbage and anyone holding something that isn’t widely popular is a loser. My budget is $250. Which one?
Also: Ken Rockwell.
this question is great. good moon pictures require a huge flash, but any camera will work. I recommend this camera http://gregrob.ca/4×5/view_camera.jpg and a 20 mile (diameter) flash
i think this sums up most of the questions that i have read…nice job.
Faith Hope Consolo: The Faithful Shopper: Great Gadgets
Remember when a day at the beach meant getting away from it all, including the phone? I don’t either. While I’m all for disconnecting, that definitely doesn’t mean leaving any of my beloved electronics behind.