SCD gear overview Helmets and NOD’s, SM aka Zaitsev on asf talking about his helmet (Mich 2000) and NOD set up. the D300 is made by Night optic usa. Sorry about the fuzzyness of the camera there wasnt much space on the sd card causing it to be compressed and quality suffered. To get more information on our events etc. check out www.facebook.com
Video Rating: 5 / 5
CES 2012: My Gear In this video I go over the gear I’m taking to CES 2012. Kata 3N1-22 Camera Bag: amzn.to Nikon D3100 DSLR: amzn.to Nikkor 50mm f/1.8G Lens: amzn.to Nikon D3100 Battery Grip: amzn.to Zoom H1 Handy Recorder Microphone: amzn.to MacBook Air 11″ Laptop: amzn.toduncan33303 is a technology based YouTube channel that focuses on a wide variety of smartphones, tablets, game consoles as well as the weekly show D3Live. Subscribe! www.youtube.com Merch Store! duncan33303.spreadshirt.com Follow on Twitter! twitter.com Check me out on Facebook! www.facebook.com Channel Link www.youtube.com Jailbreaking info stateofjailbreak.com Tags ces 2012 ces 2012 12 gear equipment camera lens bag microphone video dslr kata 22 kata 3n1-22 nikon d3100 nikon 50mm 1.8g zoom h1 duncan33303 d3live austin evans d3enterprises state of jailbreak
You’ve seen our commercial shoot camera bag…now we show what we take when we are out shooting wildlife. Comments and or questions goto: mauromedia.com. Cheers, Michael
Hazuki’s testing out her vampire powers, and she finds Kouhei’s friend Hiromi to be easy prey. Celebration is short-lived though, as Elfriede crashes the party, quite informative this evening as she seeks some answers of her own. Kouhei, who is known among their kind as the “Vampire’s Lover,” has blood with the power to impart freedom to the taker. As the young vampire learns of her need to keep the photographer by her side, her recent actions seek to drive him away.
Video Rating: 0 / 5
This is the Tamrac Cyberpack 8 packed with my camera gear including the Nikon D300 with battery grip, 50mm f1.4, 18-200mm, 70-200mm f2.8, 300mm f2.8, two teleconverters, SB-600 flash, etc.
Video Rating: 5 / 5
Tulipa ‘Spring Green’ Filmed by Neil Bromhall for www.rightplants4me.co.uk This flower was filmed to accompany the interactive plant identification and pruning guide website Filmed on Nikon D300. 55mm macro nikkor lens and studio flash with growlight to stimulate the flower to open. Exposure 1 frame every 15 sec to 2 minutes Music ‘Halls Have Ears’ by Debbie Wiseman
A camera bag is a camera bag – right? Well, actually, no. A good bag or backpack can make the difference between getting your gear to and around a location, comfortably and safely, or not.
Today, Nick Devlin gives us his review of the new Bataflae backpack from Gura Gear.
Antarctica by Air, January 2014 Update
As of Monday evening everyone who sent in their booking form has been registered by Antarctica XXI. If you have not heard back from them (not me) then you need to chase them down because that means that they did not receive your booking form.
If there are any spaces left I will announce it here on Wednesday and re-open the announcement.
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The Luminous Landscape – What’s New
This week your photographic challenge is a little different to normal – we’d like you to photograph your favourite piece of photographic gear and to share a few words on why you like it.
In some ways it is a little less of a ‘photographic technique’ challenge and more an opportunity to see the gear that the dPS community loves the most (and photographing products is a good challenge too).
Feel free to share a photo of your camera, a lens, a lighting accessory, a camera bag or any other photographic gear or accessory that you can’t envisage your photography without. It could be new or old gear, you can shoot it in any situation (including with you in the shot as a self portrait) – it is totally up to you!
Once you’ve taken and selected the ‘favourite gear’ image that you’d like to share – upload it to your favourite photo sharing site or blog and either share a link to it or – embed them in the comments using our embed tool to do so.
If you tag your photos on Flickr, Instagram, Twitter or other sites with Tagging tag them as #DPSGEARILOVE to help others find them. Linking back to this page might also help others know what you’re doing so that they can share in the fun.
Also – don’t forget to check out some of the great shots posted in last weeks challenge – Incomplete challenge where there were some great shots submitted.
Post originally from: Digital Photography Tips.
Check out our more Photography Tips at Photography Tips for Beginners, Portrait Photography Tips and Wedding Photography Tips.
My Favorite Gear: Weekly Photography Challenge
What is the best camera bag for time-lapse photographers?
Welcome to my quest.
I’ve been shooting time-lapse photography for several years and in that time some great gear innovations have come about. Back when I started exploring time-lapse photography a tripod, camera and intervalometer were all you needed so a standard camera bag was enough. Now that motion control dollies, robotic tripod heads, large batteries and computers are involved a simple camera bag often isn’t enough. Until recently I’ve been using my old camera bag and slowly adding smaller camera bags to the mix. It hasn’t been the most efficient way to travel and eventually I settled on traveling light with only my time-lapse gear in a smaller ThinkTank Sling-o-matic 10 bag that easily fits my eMotimo TB3, a battery, remote, a level and 1-2 lenses or a body & lens. Still I’ve been yearning for more… a bag that I can put everything in, work easily out of it and still travel with (car or plane).
Gura Gear Bataflae 32L
The folks over at Gura Gear were kind enough to let me try out their latest camera bag the Bataflae 32L. In case you’re unfamiliar with the meaning of Bataflae it is Bislama (Vanuatu) for ‘butterfly’, which makes perfect sense when you begin to work with the bag. Rather than have one large flap that opens and closes to access the main storage area of the bag, you can access half the main storage area like a toolbox or open the bag like your standard bag. Personally I’ve fallen in love with the ability to access my gear with greater flexibility. The butterfly design alone makes the bag awesome. Every time I’ve gone back to using a standard camera bag I’ve tried accessing half the main storage area only to be bummed that I can’t. It’s such a simple innovation that after you use it you can’t believe someone hadn’t thought of this before.
Gura Gear Bataflae 32L
Other features that I found to be rather slick include the ability to store the backpack straps for snag free travel, an extra handle on the side of the bag enabling you to lift the bag more easily and extra large side pockets to carry a tripod or in my case components of my time-lapse dolly. The bag comes in two models the Bataflae 32L and Bataflae 26L. The Bataflae 32L has external dimensions of 14 x 21 x 9 inches (36 x 53 x 23 cm) and internal dimensions of 13 x 20 x 7 inches (33 x 51 x 18 cm). The smaller Bataflae 26L has external dimensions of 14 x 18 x 9 inches (36 x 46 x 23 cm) and internal dimensions of 13 x 17 x 7 inches (33 x 43 x 18 cm). The cost for the 32L is $ 449 and 26L is $ 399. Yes a bit pricey, but the material, construction and flexibility make this a great choice. One of the things that attracted me to the 32L was the prospect that I might fit Dynamic Perception Stage One modular dolly rail sections in the bag. These modular rails measure 21″ long and they’re just a bit too long to fit inside without altering the bag. Where there is a will, there is a way I suppose. I’m sure they could be squeezed inside, but I found it workable to store these modular sections in the external side pockets designed for tripods and keep the interior of the bag looking like new.
Gura Gear Bataflae 32L
One question I’ve received after releasing my eMotimo TB3 review was, “How do I carry everything?” Clearly having an assistant would be ideal to help cart around cameras, lenses, dollies, tripods, etc. In the past I’ve saddled up like a mule carrying my ThinkTank Sling-o-matic 10 bag and two tripods (in two bags clipped together with one shoulder strap) over my back with my free hands then carrying my Dynamic Perception Stage One dolly. Clearly having an assistant would be easier on the back. The Bataflae 32L looks to be a more comfortable and flexible solution if you’re aiming to be a bit more mobile in the field.
See more photos after the jump
Gura Gear Bataflae 32L half open with my time-lapse gear (Stage one dolly sled, 8 modular rail extensions, eMotimo TB3, battery, remote and tools)
Gura Gear Bataflae 32L half open with my camera gear (5D Mark III, 5D Mark II, Canon 16-35mm f/2.8 II and Stage 1 dolly ends/tripod plates)
Gura Gear Bataflae 32L open in the standard manner with all my gear
Gura Gear Bataflae 32L containing all my time-lapse gear plus two Indura tripods
Gura Gear Bataflae 32L containing all my time-lapse gear plus two Indura tripods in their cases ready for travel
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In Pursuit of the Ideal Time-lapse Camera Bag: Gura Gear Bataflae 32L
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I’m taking a 3 week trip with stops in Cyprus, Jordan, and London. Here is what’s in my photo bag: Camera: Nikon D300s Flip Ultra HD Lenses: 50mm 1.8f Nikkor 18-200mm 3.5-5.6f VR Nikkor 24-70mm 2.8f Nikkor (my favorite) Kenko 1.4x Tele-converter Accessories: Nikon SB-800 Flash Gary Fong Lightsphere Photoflex circular reflector (white and silver) 40GB of CF & SD cards (the camera takes both) Jobi Gorilla Pod SLR Zoom Markins Ball-head Jobi Gorilla Pod for flip (smallest one) 3 camera batteries and charger 10 AA additional batteries for flash Gray, white and black card for color balance and white and black points – post-processing Travel adapter
The movie was taken by Nikon D300s in the MDX-300s housing in in D-movie. AF-S Micro-Nikkor 60mm F2.8G and AF-S DX Nikkor 10-24mm F3.5-4.5G ED lens was used. ?SEA&SEA Official Web? www.seaandsea.jp
Video Rating: 5 / 5
Details about gear used for football photography. By Scott Sewell www.scottsewell.com
Video Rating: 4 / 5