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Photographic Equipment Handbag

Jim — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 18:22:34 +0000

Photo Equipment handbag-Brown

Only $59.95

This camera bag is designed with the ladies in mind. It is a fully functional camera bag on the inside, but looks like a handbag on the outside.

This 12” high by 15-1/4” wide by 6-3/8” deep bag features adjustable dividers allowing the bag to easily hold a DSLR with zoom lens, an additional zoom lens, and a speedlite or other accessory. Additionally, there are 6 interior pockets for other accessories, media cards, batteries, etc. The exterior backside of the bag has a long, flat pocket to hold a filter wallet or a color balance card.

The exterior of the bag is made of a soft, supple, textured vinyl which has a leather like look and feel. The equipment is accessed through the zippered top.

Included with the bag is a padded, removable should strap.

Photographic Outfitters Trolly Bag

Jim — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 18:14:41 +0000

Photo Equipment Backpack & Roller Camera Case

Only $119.95

Photographic Outfiters Trolly Bag

This bag has it all! Versatile equipment bag measures 18×13.5×6″. Features built-in wheels, extendable pull handle, and backpack harness straps. Front has two zipped compartments, and one larger compartment for a notebook computer (12x16x2″ deep) plus a top padded handle.

The interior of the bag has 13 padded, adjustable compartments. Also includes 4 zippered mesh compartments on the lid. Plus there is a zippered side entrance to the interior. The back of the bag includes two adjustable padded shoulder straps (one of which has a small pouch for accessories) plus an adjustable waist belt if you want to use as a back pack. The side is designed to hold a small tripod.

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Nikon SB-900 Flash

Jim — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 01:58:26 +0000

Only $519.95

The Nikon SB-900 Speedlight is Nikon’s flagship flash unit, and the most advanced in the Speedlight range. As a replacement to the SB-800, the SB-900 shares many of the same functions, but also has some innovative additions and improvements. Its automated zoom head has been expanded to cover 17mm to 200mm lenses (in 35mm/FX format), and can cover this range in just 1.2 seconds. This flash now lets you select from three light distribution patterns: Standard, Center-weighted, and Even. It will also automatically detect if it is connected to a DX or FX format camera, and adjust itself accordingly.

The SB-900 can work as a stand-alone flash, or as part of a wireless group, either in Commander mode or as a slave (remote). The i-TTL system in this flash supports Advanced Wireless Lighting and versatile functions for up to four groups of Speedlights, with 3 remote i-TTL Speedlight groups controlled through the master SB-900. i-TTL Balanced Fill-Flash flash control employs Nikon’s Advanced Data Communication system. This system provides an improved method for the monitor pre-flash and wireless operation that marks an evolution in higher precision over Nikon’s acclaimed D-TTL Balanced Fill-Flash control system, and forms the core of the Creative Lighting System.

Note! Please note that the SB-900 is only fully compatible with DSLR cameras that support i-TTL operation. With older cameras that use the D-TTL mode, only [A] Auto mode (non-TTL) is available.

Multiple Flash Exposure Modes

i-TTL Balanced Fill-Flash with Nikon cameras that support i-TTL (e.g. D3, D700, D200, etc.)
[AA] Auto Aperture Flash
[A] Auto Aperture Flash with many film SLRs, including the Nikon N55 (F55) and FM10
[M] Manual Flash

Bounce Capability: Flash head tilts down to -7° or up to 90°
Flash head rotates horizontally 180° to the left and right.

i-TTL: Intelligent i-TTL system supports Advanced Wireless Lighting and versatile functions for up to 3 remote i-TTL Speedlight groups controlled through a master SB-900 or with the “Commander” function of compatible cameras.

3 Light Distribution Patterns: Allows you to improve the light quality by selecting Standard for general illumination, Center-weighted for portraits, or Even for groups and interiors.

Stroboscopic Effect: Repeating flash for creating stroboscopic multiple-exposure effect.

Mixed Exposure Modes: Individual flash mode settings ([TTL], [AA], [A] and [M]) are available for each of the four groups (including master controller) for easy total lighting control based on the brightness of the subject and not simply on general output ratios for each group.

FV Lock: Flash Value Lock allows photographers to change the composition or zoom for the shot while maintaining desired lighting of the subject.

Distance Priority Manual Flash Mode: User can set the distance and aperture, and the SB-900 automatically sets the power output, a great feature for manual flash [M] shooting at weddings and for product shots.

Colored Gels: Allows modification of flash output to match background scene, especially useful for digital cameras where “white balance” can be controlled. Included are Tungsten and Fluorescent adjustment filters.

Color Gel Filter Identification: Flash automatically identifies mounted color gel filters and adjusts the camera’s auto white-balance setting with select Nikon digital SLR cameras.

Flash Tube Overheat Protection: Includes a built-in thermal sensor that protects the flash-tube from overheating during sustained high-speed bursts.

AF-Assist Illuminator: The SB-900 provides improved AF assisting accuracy by being able to cover all 51 AF points with the D3, D700, and D300 (as of 7/2008), and with wider coverage from 20-105mm.

Firmware Updating: Allows uploading of performance enhancement developments to the SB-900 with select Nikon digital SLR cameras.

LCD: Large easily read illuminated LCD panel.

Canon 320EX Flash: w/ Video Light

Jim — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 01:51:49 +0000

Only $269.95

Canon‘s Speedlite 320EX is a versatile flash that includes an LED light on the front that can be used as a modeling light, an AF assist beam during Live View shooting, or to light up nearby subjects in low light for video recording. It will provide up to 4 hours of continuous lighting with fully-charged AA batteries. The 320EX is E-TTL- and E-TTL II-compatible using Type-A EOS cameras, and it has a guide number of 78.7′/24m @100 ISO at 24mm.

Vertical and horizontal bounce capability gives you more lighting options, as does the Wireless Slave function that supports 3 groups and 4 channels, allowing the flash to be used off camera. You can vary the flash coverage and guide number by manually extending or retracting the flash head, using the Normal or Tele positions. The 320EX operates on widely available AA batteries. Batteries are not included.

Built-in LED light can be used to illuminate nearby subjects in dim light – especially useful when shooting video, as a modeling light or as an AF assist beam (with Live View), providing up to four hours of continuous lighting with fully-charged AA batteries.

Versatile vertical and horizontal bounce capability provides an extended range of possible lighting effects.

Flash release function triggers the camera wirelessly from the flash on a 2-second delay, allowing the flash to be repositioned to illuminate the subject.

Wireless Slave function supports three groups and four channels, allowing the flash to be positioned off-camera.

Flash coverage can be switched by extending or retracting flash head, with Normal (24mm full-frame equivalent, max. Guide No. 79 ft./24m at ISO 100) and Tele (50mm full-frame equivalent, max. Guide No. 105 ft./32m at ISO 100) settings.

Light and compact body holds 4 AA batteries with a fast recycle time of 2.0 seconds.

AF Assist Beam:
Intermittent flash firing system
Effective range:
1) At center: Approx. 13.1′/4 m
2) Periphery: Approx. 11.5′/3.5 m
3) LED light: Approx. 13.1′/4 m

Custom Functions:br 1) C.Fn-01: Auto power off (Enabled/Disabled)
2) C.Fn-06: Quick flash w/continuous shot (Disabled/ Enabled)
3) C.Fn-10: Slave auto power off timer (60 minutes/10 minutes)
4) C.Fn-11: Slave auto power off cancel (Within 8 hours/ Within 1 hour)

Canon A-2200, 14mp, 4x zoom

Jim — Sat, 01 Oct 2011 18:37:43 +0000

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