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LaCie ForMoa cases
by Rosie Tanner
on 21st Apr 2010
Add some style to your laptop with this great range of colourful protective cases designed by Sam Hecht. They come with bubble protection and extra pockets for your laptop accessories. The handles tuck neatly away and you can pick from a variety of sizes to suit your laptop requirements.
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Overboard Waterproof Zoom Lens Camera Case
by Rosie Tanner
on 19th Apr 2010
Underwater camera cases can be really pricey, especially when you only plan to use them on your annual holiday. Thankfully, OverBoard has come up with an inexpensive solution for the holidaymaker and photographer – a versatile case that fits you compact camera and protects it underwater up to a depth of 19ft.
At just £19.99 we think this is a bargain and its Slide Seal System gives you peace of mind that you’re camera will come to no harm. It floats to the top of the water
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Kodak Easyshare D830 Digital Frame
by Rosie Tanner
on 15th Apr 2010
The EasyShare D830 Digital Frame is sleek little model boasting an eight-inch screen and detachable faceplate / frame. For those looking for something a little bigger there is also a ten-inch version too, called the EasyShare D1030.
We tested the eight-inch version, which comes with a square-edged black frame. This can be removed by popping the two clips on the back and pulling the frame off. It’s quite a tricky operation as the frame is quite tight, but it only tak
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Kata Auxiliary Pouch System
by Rosie Tanner
on 12th Apr 2010
The Auxiliary Pouch System from Kata offers photographers with a pick and mix way of choosing their carrying equipment. The system centres around one of two products, either a combined belt and shoulder harness called the AB-302, or simply the belt on its own (this is called the AB-301).
The shoulder harness offers maximum support to those carrying heavy loads. It works by attaching the two shoulder straps to the front of the belt. These then narrow into a single strap at the back, w
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Epson Perfection V500 Photo
by Rosie Tanner
on 12th Apr 2010
For photographers looking for a serious scanner to help bring their old prints and negatives into the digital age, then the Epson Perfection V500 Photo scanner is a fantastic option. It’s aimed at the enthusiast who is after quality, without the professional price tag and at £199; you get quality in its bucket loads.
It comes equipped with two lots of negative holders, one for 12 frames of 35mm film and up to 4 35mm transparencies and the other for 6X12cm medi
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PermaJet Print Head Cleaning Solution
by Rosie Tanner
on 26th Mar 2010
If you have a printer blockage then this is a quick and easy fix. The kit comes with a clip in cartridge, syringe and solution to unblock and ink clumps on your printer. It’s easy to use and takes ten minutes to remove those clogs.
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X-rite Color Checker Passport
by Rosie Tanner
on 24th Mar 2010
This neat passport-sized kit contains colour patches to help you calibrate your camera’s white balance and evaluate specific colours. It comes with calibration software in the box and the Color Checker Passport stands up itself so it’s easy to photograph.
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Colour Confidence PC hood
by Rosie Tanner
on 22nd Mar 2010
This PC hood acts as a shade from unwanted light and reflections. Viewing images in the best possible light is important for colour accuracy and that’s why this shade is so important.
Built with a black velvet inner surface, the shade is non-reflective and absorbs light, enabling your to view your images onscreen at a lower monitor brightness than usual. Not only does this allow you to view your images more accurately, but it also means you use 40% less power and in turn, extend the
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Flashlight DVR
by Rosie Tanner
on 18th Mar 2010
Swann produces security and monitoring devices such as security cameras through to James Bond style camera pens, so we couldn't help but feel like we were on a covert mission when testing out this multi-functional torch.
The FlashlightVR features a solid aluminum body, finished off with a rubberized chunky head, which houses the LED lamp component. The torch is powered by three C cell batteries and will take either alkaline or rechargeable versions. Since this torch is used for much mor
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Canon Exploring EOS DVD
by Rosie Tanner
on 15th Mar 2010
If you’re lucky enough to have a shiny new Canon EOS 7D, 500D or 50D, then the chances are you’re desperately trying to get to know all of its amazing features and functions. If you need a heads up on what and where they all are, not to mention how to use them, then this DVD is right up your street.
Produced by Canon, this instructional DVD is divided into four photographic genres; Landscape, Portrait, Macro and Wildlife. Each genre is tackled by a different p
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