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Designed to fit around many different camera makes and models, the Seashell SS-1 camera housing is waterproof to a depth of 40meters. Putting this casing firming in the field of the serious underwater shooter, the RRP of £149 might put off anyone who doesn’t dive for photography on a regular basis. Available in yellow, blue, red and purple, the casing is easy to use – pop open the back, adjust the pins to sit over your cameras on/off and shutter button and you&rsquo

Once you’ve bought your new camera, the next logical purchase is a case to keep it safe in. What style of bag you opt for will be decided largely by the style of camera you have bought. For a large DSLR and lens set up, chances are you will need a backpack or messenger style bag. For those who’ve chosen a compact camera though, the choices are endless – with small slip cases and hipster pouches galore. This bag from Orkio is uber-stylish with a trendy pattern adorning the fr

Coming in a box no bigger than a few CDs, the Swann RemoteCam is a lightweight piece of kit. Flip open the box and the gadget itself is no bigger than a car central locking key fob, with four ridged buttons moulded into the rubberised body. On the side is a MicroSD card slot as well as a mini USB, whilst up the front your spot the microscopic camera lens and microphone. To get started with the RemoteCam, the unit is charged via the mini USB. A lead is supplied in the box, and the cam

This two disc set is aimed at owners of Canon’s EOS 7D DSLR and contains six hours of tutorials to help photographers understand their camera, and get the best shots from it. With lots of imagery, this is a visual tool and once which new 7D owners will benefit from.  

As far as memory cards go, you’d be forgiven for believing that one brand is much the same as the next. Choose the type of card your camera requires (CompactFlash, SD, SDHC, etc) and the size your need, and there your choices end. However the new line up of memory cards from Samsung offer photographers something a little different. For a start, each memory card comes with a 5 or 10 year warranty – something that is sure to give photographers a little peace of

If you’re off on holiday and want to tinker with some underwater photography, but without the massive outlay of either a new specialist camera, or the manufacturers own housings, then Ew-Marine have come up with two solutions that might fit you. First off, the Splash-iX housing is a simple, plastic bag style case with a lens at the front for a clearer view for your camera. It comes in three sizes  - small, medium and large – and you can check the size you

Pull this Kodak all in one printer out of its box and you might be surprised by the hefty foot print it leaves. Housing a scanner and copier bed on top of the unit, and a printer at the bottom, the reason for the large scale of the printer is clear. Setting up the unit takes just a few printers. Plug the 7250 in, power it up, place the print head and two cartridges (one black and one colour) and you’re ready to go. You can connect the printer to a network via the Et

This budget-friendly graphics tablet offers superb value for money. With a sleek finish and high level of sensitivity, this tablet is the ideal companion for photographers who want to exercise more creative control over their digital images. It comes with a wireless 1024-level pressure-sensitive pen, incorporates 28 programmable hot keys and is bundled with an impressive range of software.  

This innovative product is no ordinary photography bag. A clever combination of a backpack and a rolling case, the Airport TakeOff marries the best of both worlds to create something that’s highly practical and versatile. Its unassuming exterior disguises its true function, with a sleek black finish and discreet styling that makes it appear like any other suitcase. Inside, however, there is plenty of space for all of your camera gear and more. The interior can be customised, using t

The VF-2 is designed to offer an alternative to shooting with the GXR’s LCD. The biggest design asset is the ability to tilt through 90 degrees, allowing the user to shoot from angles that would be impossible using the LCD alone. Constructed from solid plastic, the VF-2 feels robust and comfortable to use, thanks to a large rubberised cup surrounding the viewfinder window. Being an EVF (electronic viewfinder) the image quality cannot compare to that of an optical viewfinder on a DSL