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Super-Compact Nikon SB-300 Flash For DSLRs & Coolpix Cameras
Nikon’s newest Speedlight is perfect for the Coolpix A, P7700 or digital SLR owners who want a little more power and control than their pop-up flash can deliver.
Read More »Don’t Eat This – How To Make Fake Ice Cream For The Photo Studio
As delicious as they look, you don’t want to eat these ice cream cones. They’re photo props, made to last for hours under hot studio lights. Read the article to learn how they were made.
Read More »PocketWizard Announces PlusX – $99 Radio Slave Flash Trigger
PocketWizard just introduced a new radio slave that will sell for just $99 – the PocketWizard PlusX. Ten years ago, PocketWizard radio slaves were pretty much the only game in town if you wanted to trigger your flashes from a distance. But increased competition means better products and lower prices. My first radio slave setup […]
Read More »Lightscoop – An Inexpensive Solution For Better Built-In Flash Photos
Professor Kobré’s Lightscoop – it doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue. However, Professor Kobré’s Lightscoop will help you get noticeably better photos with your camera’s built-in flash. It’s also a great, inexpensive gift for photographers. The Professor just announced two new versions of the Lightscoop – the Lightscoop Deluxe for digital SLRs; and the Lightscoop […]
Read More »PocketWizard Plus III Radio Slave – More Features For Less Money
PocketWizard just announced the PocketWizard Plus III radio slave. Although there are now some viable alternatives, PocketWizards are still the radio flash and camera trigger of choice for most photographers. The new PocketWizard Plus III Transceiver offers a whole lot of new features *and* costs $30 less than the PocketWizard Plus II. Among the upgrades […]
Read More »New Nikon SB-910 Flagship Speedlight Flash
Earlier this week, Nikon announced a new flagship speedlight flash for their digital SLRs. The Nikon SB-910 has a new, easier to use control interface with a dedicated menu button. It has a zoom range of 17-200mm and automatically detects whether it’s being used with an FX or DX format camera so it can get […]
Read More »Gary Fong Puffer Flash Diffuser Review
By Photo-John
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Gary Fong has announced a flash diffuser called the Gary Fong Micro Four Thirds Puffer Pop-Up Flash Diffuser. It has a plastic frame that slides into the Olympus Pen and Panasonic Lumix GF Micro Four Thirds camera hot shoe and places a white plastic diffuser in front of the flash. Besides diffusing light from the […]
Read More »Canon Live Learning: Workshops and Classes 2011 Schedule
Canon has announced its Canon Live Learning 2011 schedule. Programs include EOS Immersion Seminars and Workshops, EOS Destination Workshops, and a new workshop geared towards videographers called “Deconstructing the Story: Light, Sound, Motion & EOS HD”. The EOS Immersion Seminar and Workshops are broken up into two parts, EOS Immersion Saturday Seminars and EOS Immersion […]
Read More »Quantum Qflash TRIO Basic Hot Shoe Mounted Speedlight
Quantum announced the new compact Qflash TRIO Basic hot shoe mounted speedlight that incorporates all of the features of the Qflash TRIO minus the built-in FreeXwire TTL radio. The Qflash TRIO Basic includes full TTL dedication for Nikon and Canon DSLR’s, High Speed Sync, Manual, Auto, Auto-Fill, TTL, and Program (Pre-Sets) modes, unlimited rapid fire […]
Read More »Sekonic L-308DC DigiCineMate Light Meter
Today, Sekonic announced the new compact L-308DC DigiCineMate light meter. The L-308DC DigiCineMate features HD Cine, Cine and Photo modes for metering and exposure readings in f-stops to one-tenth step, light measuring with Lumisphere for incident light readings, Lumidisc for lighting green screens and reflected light, three custom settings, a customizable LCD, film and digital […]
Read More »PocketWizard MiniTT1 Transmitter and FlexTT5 Transceiver Radios for Nikon Cameras
Today, PocketWizard announced the new MiniTT1 Transmitter and FlexTT5 Transceiver for the Nikon DSLR camera system that can be used to control single or multiple off-camera Nikon i-TTL flash units at speeds up to 6/fps and faster. The MiniTT1 Transmitter, which fits into the camera’s hot shoe, and the FlexTT5 Transceiver, that holds Nikon flash […]
Read More »Sigma Electronic Flash EF-610 DG ST
Sigma has announced the new Electronic Flash EF-610 DG ST. The EF-610 DG ST features illumination coverage from 24mm to 105mm, a guide number of 61, TTL automatic flash exposure control, autozoom function, a manual flash mode, and an Auto Power-Off function.
Read More »Sigma Electronic Flash EF-610 DG Super
Sigma has announced the new Electronic Flash EF-610 DG Super. The EF-610 DG Super features illumination coverage from 24mm to 105mm, a guide number of 61, a modeling flash function, TTL wireless flash, manual flash mode, FP (high speed) flash, rear-curtain Synchro flash, multi-pulse flash, and Auto Power-Off function.
Read More »Nikon SB-700 Speedlight
Today, Nikon announced the SB-700 Speedlight to their Creative Lighting System. The Nikon SB-700 Speedlight features a multi-step power zoom that covers a 24-120mm wide angle of view with FX-format cameras, three light distribution patterns (standard, center-weighted and even), a large dot-matrix LCD panel for easy operation, Thermal Cut-Out detection, advanced wireless TTL operation, wireless […]
Read More »Canon EXPO 2010 New York
By aquadog
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Canon has announced its Canon EXPO 2010 New York, that will take place September 2-3, 2010 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, New York City. The Canon EXPO 2010 New York is a gathering of the extended Canon community, customers, business partners and thousands of imaging professionals from around the world. Much more than […]
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