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Black Friday Offerings from Think Tank Photo
Black Friday Offerings from Think Tank Photo
In celebration of the coming holiday season, our friends at
Think Tank Photo have announced a couple of fun special offers. [Don’t forget,
Think Tank offers free FedEx Ground shipping on all orders.]
They have lowered the prices on their popular CityWalker messenger
bags. Extremely lightweight, the bags feature a high quality silver-toned
nylon liner, RC Fuse External/YKK zippers, and antique nickel plated metal
hardware. They have a sound silencer on the main flap (a great feature for
wedding photography), extra flaps for smaller lenses with a fully lined velex
insert for maximum customization, internal pockets that fit a pro-size flash,
and a removable padded insert.
And, when you buy a Think Tank Photo rolling camera bag you
are eligible to receive their new “Road Warrior Kit,” a $44.98 value, for free!
The kit consists of ten Red Whips cable ties, a Cable Management 10 pouch, an AA
Battery Holder (holds up to eight AA batteries), and a Small Travel
Pouch.
Friday, November 21, 2014
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Photo news nov 12- 19 2014
EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM & EF 24-105mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM Have Starting Shipping
EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM $149 at B&H Photo | EF 24-105mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM $599 at B&H Photo
EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM, it is in stock at the Canon Store.
EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM149
Preorder: Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II
Canon EF 100-400 f/4.5-5.6L IS II $2199: B&H Photo | Adorama | AmazonLightswitch: A Filter Holder That Makes it Even Easier to Reduce Up to 30 Stops of Light
Photographer Jason Miney wants to make your life easier when it comes to (ND) filters for your photographs. His Lightswitch is a filter holder system that can reduce 30 of light
Lightswitch is a unibody construction and can slide on and off your camera lens with no tools or pieces. Currently it is in testing by other photographers it is set for a release date in the spring
Prices start at $265 for one filter holder and goes up to 1,525 and you get two holders plus a custom-made bag and a workshop by miney
Supercell Cloud ‘Cinemagraphs’ by a Storm Chasing Photographer
Photographer Mike Hollingshead has gained quite a bit of exposure online for his jaw-dropping photos of storms across the United States. We featured his work here in January of 2014.
Recently, Hollingshead has begun to branch out his work into a new direction: cinemagraphs.
Here’s one he created recently based on the image above of a supercell storm moving across the landscape near West Point, Nebraska:

Hollingshead tells us that he first decided to explore these animated images when he saw examples online that other people had created using his photographs. This image isn’t a ‘cinemagraph‘ per se. Rather than use a video or multiple frames as his starting point, Hollingshead creates his animations based on single static photographs.
Here are a couple more examples (there are quality issues with the resizing. you can find original, larger versions here and here).


Hollingshead says that he plans on releasing more of these moving versions of his photos in the coming days.
Meet Prynt, the cool iPhone accessory mobile photographers have been waiting for
Image
Source: Prynt
By Chris
Smith on Nov 17, 2014 at 4:00 PM
What if you could print your selfies immediately after taking them? That’s the kind of problem French startup Prynt has been trying to solve for almost a year, and the company has produced just the kind of Polaroid-like mobile printer that mobile photographers have been waiting for. Prynt has come up with a smartphone accessory that acts as a case and photo printer for the handset, and it will be available on Kickstarter for $99 at some point after CES 2015, according to TechCrunch.
FROM EARLIER: Meet Sesame, the amazing smartphone you can control without ever touching it
Once an iPhone or Android device is inserted in the Prynt case, users can print some of their pictures on the spot.
The case fits 10 sheets of paper and has a battery that can be used to print up to 30 images. Special printing paper will be ordered directly from the company from within the application, and one sheet of paper will cost 30 cents.
In addition to quickly printing photos from a smartphone, the Prynt app will also have an additional feature — one that’s even more interesting, perhaps — as it packs virtual reality elements. In addition to capturing images, the Prynt app will also capture a short video and bundle it with that picture. Once it’s printed and passed along to friends and family, they’ll be able to also access that video snapshot by simply looking at the physical picture inside the Prynt app using the cameras on their own devices.
It’s not exactly clear when the Prynt photo printing smartphone case will be launched on Kickstarter, but a video further explaining the gadget follows below.
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Photo news nov 5-11 2014
Joby the people that make
the Gorilla pod shows off two new mounts both of them are suction cup
mounts these ar e designed for people with go pro type cameras
one is a locking arm it
looks like a magic arm with a suction cup on one end
The other one looks like
there gorilla pod with just one leg and a suction cup at one end of
it
Have ever printed on
concrete before Well Simon Pyle put his photo series called Midden
City on concrete yes concrete
if
you want to see this his website is http://www.simonpyle.com
Do you need a new 12mm
lens for your Sony a and e mount well you can pre-order it
Band H is taking
pre-orders for the Rokinon 12mm a mount and e mount it going to cost
you $549 and it is a 12mm t3.1 ed as if ncs umc cine ds fisheye ye
that a mouthful
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in other news sigma is
expanding there mirrorless lenses they to make it for everyone Canon
,Nikon ,Sony, and fuji The new products will probably be announced
at cp+ in February

Friday, November 7, 2014
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
EOS 7D Mark II Shipping October 30, 2014
EOS 7D Mark II Shipping October 30, 2014
If you have ordered your EOS 7D Mark II it will ship from B&H , Amazon, Adorama on October 30, 2014. and they may have a few in stock also These are the price
- Canon EOS 7D Mark II $1799: B&H Photo | Adorama | Amazon
- Canon EOS 7D Mark II w/18-135 STM $2149: B&H Photo | Adorama | Amazon
- Canon BG-E16 Battery Grip $319: B&H Photo | Adorama | Amazon
- Canon LP-E6N Battery $99: B&H Photo | Adorama | Amazon
Nikon D610 keeps goind down in price
Sony Announces Pro Support Service: Quick Repairs, Loaners and More for Pro Photographers
Sony Announces Pro Support Service: Quick Repairs, Loaners and More for Pro Photographers
- Published on October 29, 2014 by Gannon Burgett
As more and more professional photographers make the jump to Sony (for one reason or another), it only makes sense that the electronics giant start offering professional services along the line of Canon’s CPS program and Nikon’s NPS program.
And that is exactly what the company has decided to do. As of this morning, Sony Imaging has officially launched what it’s calling the Sony PRO Support service program.
The premium support service costs $100/year to enroll and features dedicated phone support, free camera maintenance, 3-day repair turn-around services and even loaner cameras for when yours is in for repair.
Beyond repair and maintenance support, the PRO Support service program also gives you access to try-before-you-buy ‘Evaluation Loaners,’ meaning even the most expensive gear Sony has to offer can be given a test-run for free as long as your membership is in good standing.
The one caveat is that not just anyone can enroll in Sony’s program. There are two requirements.
One: you must be the proud owner of two Sony Alpha full-frame interchangeable lens cameras and three Sony Zeiss and/or G-Series lenses; and two: you must be able to prove that you’re a working professional photographer, be it on your own or as an employee under a larger business.
If you meet the criteria, however, and you’re looking for extra benefits as a Sony user, the program looks extremely worthwhile. For more information or if you’d like to enroll in the program, head on over to Sony’s PRO Support service program site.
Found this on petapixel
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Tuesday, June 17, 2014
TEST DRIVE A SHAPE SHIFTER BACKPACK FOR FREE!
Our friends at Think Tank Photo just announced a special
program for June, as well as the release of three new products. Don’t forget
that with our partnership with Think Tank whenever you order $50 or more of
gear from them you will receive free gear with your order.
TEST DRIVE A SHAPE SHIFTER BACKPACK FOR FREE!
Between now and June 30th you can test drive one
of Think Tank’s award-winning Shape Shifter backpacks for free for two weeks. This
revolutionary breakthrough in camera backpack design expands and contracts to
fit your equipment. It carries monopods and tripods in the bottom front
pocket, features a contoured harness for men and women with air channel, holds
a full assortment of photo gear and a laptop up to 17”, and compresses to 3
inches in depth when gear is removed.
If you wish to test a Shape Shifter for free for two
weeks you must place your order by phoning 866-558-4465 ext. 1 and give them my
special code number, which is AP-602.
If you don’t wish to keep the Shape Shifter you can return it to Think Tank and
you won’t be charged for the backpack.
FOUR-WHEELED ROLLING CAMERA BAG
The
Airport Roller Derby is ideal for travel, weddings and on-location
assignments. It enables you to maneuver nimbly through crowded spaces and to
minimize muscle fatigue. This high-capacity carry-on camera bag's weight
distribution allows for easily transporting a 15” laptop in its own dedicated
pocket, along with two standard DSLRs, a tripod, and multiple lenses and strobes.
Its travel-ready security features including a lock & cable and lockable
zippers to tether the bag for domestic and international travel. TWO NEW LAPTOP BRIEFCASES FOR YOUR MOBILE OFFICE
The My 2nd Brain Briefcase 13 and My 2nd Brain Briefcase 15 improve the workflow by keeping your second brains–your laptops and accessories–organized and your workflow clutter-free. These lightweight, full-featured briefcases include easily identifiable dedicated clear padded pockets designed to hold the accessories most often used by serious Apple users. Their travel-ready design includes two compressible side pockets for water bottles or a compact umbrella, as well as a pass-through handle that slides over a rolling luggage handle. They come with their own rain cover, providing extra protection against the elements.
Monday, June 9, 2014
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
FREE CAMERA STRAP OFFER!
FREE CAMERA STRAP OFFER!
Our friends at Think Tank Photo just announced a special “Gear Up For Summer!” special offer. Buy one of their highly acclaimed backpacks and they’ll include a Blue Camera Strap V2.0 and Camera Support Straps V2.0 (a $44.50 value) for free!
Take a load off your neck, shoulders, and back by using Camera Support Straps V2.0 along with the Camera Strap V2.0. These straps keep your camera’s weight off your neck and shoulders and transfer the load onto your backpack’s shoulder straps and waist belt. You'll hardly notice your camera is there even though it will be ready to go for hassle-free shooting.
Think Tank’s backpacks are renowned for three design principles:
Our friends at Think Tank Photo just announced a special “Gear Up For Summer!” special offer. Buy one of their highly acclaimed backpacks and they’ll include a Blue Camera Strap V2.0 and Camera Support Straps V2.0 (a $44.50 value) for free!
Take a load off your neck, shoulders, and back by using Camera Support Straps V2.0 along with the Camera Strap V2.0. These straps keep your camera’s weight off your neck and shoulders and transfer the load onto your backpack’s shoulder straps and waist belt. You'll hardly notice your camera is there even though it will be ready to go for hassle-free shooting.
Think Tank’s backpacks are renowned for three design principles:
·
Capacity -- Their backpacks are the most efficient shape for
carrying the most amount of gear in the smallest package. They've got you
covered whether you're hauling around multiple bodies with a vast array of
lenses and support gear (like a laptop and tablet), large telephoto lenses or a
lightweight, stripped down kit.
·
Portability -- Flying with your gear? All of their backpacks are
sized for US Domestic and International carry-on on regular sized airliners.
They've got bags for commuter and regional aircraft, too.
·
Quality -- Lesser bags use inferior hardware, materials and
manufacturing techniques. Professionals choose Think Tank Photo because they
know they only use the best YKK zippers and other high quality materials. They
know you can’t afford to have a broken bag while on a trek.
And don’t forget that by using my link you receive a
Think Tank product free with your order, free shipping, and the best
customer service in the industry. Offer valid through May 31, 2014.
Friday, May 2, 2014
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Thursday, March 6, 2014
new prouduct from think tank
Our friends at Think Tank just announced the release of new
products aimed at enhancing your workflow and increased mobility.
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
Sunday, February 9, 2014
Monday, January 13, 2014
ORGANIZE YOUR LAPTOP CASE IN 2014
ORGANIZE YOUR LAPTOP CASE IN 2014
Our friends at Think Tank Photo just announced a limited special
offer. Between now and February 6, 2014, when you purchase a Retrospective®
Laptop Case or a Retrospective® Camera/Laptop Bag you will receive for free
your choice of a PowerHouse Air or a PowerHouse Pro clear organizer.
These
customizable clear cases fit power adapters, plus AC cable, pens, small cables,
USB drives and other small items. Easily configure the dividers to suit your
needs and stay organized. Secure each item in its own dedicated space for easy
access. Keep chargers organized with divided space for the power adapter and
the cable inside a clear zippered pocket. Zippered organizer pockets on the
back of the case hold small adapters and cables. http://www.thinktankphoto.com/free-powerhouse-pro-or-pro-air-promo.aspx?code=AP-602
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