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Catering and Special Event Accessories and Equipment

admin — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 00:16:35 +0000

Catering and Special Event Accessories and Equipment

Duration : 27 sec

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Canon T2i Accessories

admin — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 06:58:17 +0000

In this video I am unboxing the accessories I just purchased for my Digital Rebel EOS T2i.
Canon BG-E8 _ Battery grip
Canon LP-E8 – Battery
Canon E1 – Wrist strap
Canon RS-60E3 – Remote shutter switch
Canon EF 50mm F1.8 – 50mm lens

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Duration : 0:8:19

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Canon EOS 7D and Time Lapse?

admin — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 22:47:18 +0000

I was wondering if there was a setting on the Canon EOS 7D that would allow me to take a picture every X seconds with out a accessory device. If so please explain how to set this and what I have to do. Thank You

What you want is an intervalometer function but the 7D does not have this. You need to get a remote release with this function (like the TC-80N3).

Chinese hair accessories in China

admin — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 12:44:19 +0000

Chinese hair accessories in China

Duration : 8 min 30 sec

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Canon EOS 550D / Rebel T2i Video Accessories Review

admin — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 23:44:46 +0000

If you’re going to shoot video with your DSLR check out these handy accessories that will instantly increase your production value!

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Duration : 0:6:11

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Most practical, useful, and essential accessory for a DSLR camera besides an external flash?

admin — Sat, 21 Aug 2010 12:44:40 +0000

I’ve been allowed to get just one accessory for my Canon EOS 20D camera.

I’ve been thinking about a wide-angle lens, or maybe an extension cord for my external flash, or maybe a set of reflectors, or a set of filters.

Please tell me what you think is the most useful one. My aim is to take amazing photos, and that’s it, and I don’t know which one accessory can help me most.

Thanks!

What kind of pictures you want to take actually will dictate this to you. The one thing that I think is an imperative is a polarizing filter. (has to be circular not linear on dslr to work correctly.) If you do not have one that is the one thing I would add.
This one filter alone is worth far more than a whole set of filters in my book.

A wide angle lens is nice, and sometimes is combined with a macro lens which if you plan on taking pictures of tiny things like insects would be beneficial.
You might find this site of interest http://www.silvaspoon.net
A tripod or mono pod is another essential to consider.

metin2 xiter eos

admin — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 06:31:49 +0000

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Duration : 33 sec

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DSLR Accessories – Canon T2i Part II

admin — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 16:31:46 +0000

This is the second part of the Great Gadgets & Gizmos review of the Canon T2i camera. In this part, we explore the accessories needed to take full advantage of the camera’s video capabilities.

Duration : 0:6:11

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I shoot digital, should I use film as backup camera body? What type of 35mm film would I use?

admin — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 02:52:51 +0000

I shoot using Canon equipment. My primary body is a 5D. I also have a 350D (rebel XT). I was considering the XT my backup body, but now my wife is being my second shooter. I have come across a really good deal for an older Canon EOS 1 film body with accessories. The 6 frames per second sounds fun, other than that I would likely only use it as a backup body. What do you think, should I bother?
I do several types of photography, but for the purposes of this question it is for wedding photography.
Also, if people with 35mm film experience are reading, where is a good online supplier of film, and what type would you recommend for wedding photos? I shoot formals with three flashes (one on-board and two with umbrellas), so I don’t need high ISO for those, but of course candids of reception are often poorly lit. Because of this, I would appreciate a low-ISO and a high-ISO opinion of film. Thanks so much!

What film I don’t buy locally comes from B&H-they have great prices, a great selection, and get it to you fast.

For a wedding film, look no further than Kodak’s recently redesigned Portra 160NC and 400NC. They’re both very fine grained. They’re also both really low contrast, which is desirable for a wedding film.

The Fuji products, 160C and 400H, are also really good, although the Kodaks are newer(less than a year old) and thus slightly better I feel.

Either Kodak Portra 800 or Fuji 800Z would be great for low light, although, again, the Kodak is slightly newer. I would say that Portra 800 is also the lowest contrast 800 speed film on the market.

If you want black and white, either Kodak Tri-X(400) or Plus-X(125) are sort of classic choices. HP5+ and FP4+ are the Ilford equivalents to these. Kodak’s TMAX line or Ilford’s Delta line are know as T-grained film, and, for a given film speed generally have finer grain than the same speed traditional grain film, although I personally don’t like the grain structure.

As for whether or not film is still viable, that’s a question you have to decide for your self. The quality is certainly there-when properly exposed and processed by a decent lab, 35mm film can easily give quality comparable to all but the best DSLRs. Film has a certain look to it that’s hard to replicate with digital. You may find that you find it preferable to drop your film off at the lab and pick up a stack of corrected proof prints rather than have to spend hours in front of the computer getting your files in shape.

Weather Hat Home Accessories

admin — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 13:18:13 +0000

Home Accessories Line at Weather Hat Company. Western

Duration : 29 sec

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