Hand-made beautifully made from the finest quality soft Napa leather. Includes many features, namely a removable swivel belt-clip, and carabineer, memory card storage. All with i-nique branding, white contrast overstitch with i-nique Classic trademark metal button.Lifetime guarantee, to meet the exact specifications of your camera
Customer Review: Great item, great service.
I received my soft pink leather camera case the day after ordering it. Nicely packaged. The item is lovely. It’s a nice girly pink, and well paddded so fits my Canon Ixus 75 perfectly. There is a little pocket for a spare SD card, and a useful beltclip, although I don’t personally use it. I was looking for a change from the standard black case that Canon do for my camera, and this one was about ?5 cheaper too. All round great product, at a good price, from a good seller.
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Cut weeks or months off your learning curve. This DVD not only gets you up and running with confidence, it does it all in about 90 minutes. Take better pictures than you ever dreamed possible. The CANON 400D takes great shots right out of the box, but understanding the controls and features of the camera can really unleash its potential. This DVD explains how the camera’s controls are designed to work together to capture the best image under all conditions. Each subject is contained in a separate chapter, so you can proceed at your own pace. Topics Include: Be Prepared Time Value Picture Styles AF modes Aperture priority/Depth of Field Metering/Bracketing Exposure Exposure Compensation ASA/ISO Lens Selection Flash Overview White Balance/Colour Temperature Custom Settings Menu RAW (NEF) Files Data Photo Professional Software Composition Printing We at RK Photographic are the official UK importer for Blue Crane Digital.
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Heads will certainly turn when you pull out this sleek flip-top Cyber-shot camera case. Constructed of supple genuine leather and featuring brushed metal accents it adds an extra measure of glamour that complements the style of your camera.
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Group Portrait Photography Handbook Customer Review: Great Book
I’ve read this book cover to cover at least three times in as many weeks, and will be refering back to it often.

It’s enjoyable reading and conveys clearly the fundementals of photography in general, and group photography (exposure, lighting options, focal length, depth of field, composition, design and posing) in particular.

It is supported by many great photographs and technical details of the effect that was sought and how it was obtained.

The book does not dwell on equipment options, but this is largely because of its focus - namely, the various effects one can achieve and how to obtain them.

One senses that the author really wants the reader to learn and grow, and his personality does not intrude.

If you are looking for a book on group photography you can’t go wrong with this.

By the way, the author has written other books on complementary subjects, so if you like him that much you can purchase his other books - or those of the publisher listed in the back.

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Consumer Reports Rates the Best Digital Cameras to Capture Holiday … MarketWatch - Oct 30, 2008 The full report on digital cameras and digital picture frames is available in the December 2008 issue of Consumer Reports, which is available wherever …

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Kodak 3Q profit spikes, but full year seen weaker Seattle Post Intelligencer - 1 hour ago Driven by digital cameras, picture frames and inkjet printers, it earned $96 million, or 33 cents a share, up from $37 million, or 13 cents, a year earlier. … Kodak's Picture Dims Forbes Kodak to Cut Jobs; Reduces Sales, Profit Forecasts (Update1) Bloomberg Kodak 3Q profit spikes, but full year seen weaker BusinessWeek International Herald Tribune - WTEN all 245 news articles

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A Guide to Taking Better Pictures (Lonely Planet Travel Photography) Customer Review: Needs to pick an audience and go with it
For a book that specifically states in its opening pages that it is NOT aimed at people wishing to take professional photographs, but at travellers who want to improve their holiday snaps, the advice contained in the subsequent chapters rather misses the point.

For a start, there is a large section devoted to film photography, and I would hazard that a VERY small minority of casual photographers now use a film camera (and I’m sure this was the trend even back in late 2004, when this book was published). Really the majority of people who still use film are at least intermediate, if not professional.

The introduction observes that travel photographers must be able to take pictures in varied light and weather: “The continuing challenge is to take consitently good photographs in very inconsistent conditions”, but the remainder of the book doesn’t live up to it by providing solutions for taking pictures in adverse conditions, beyond recommending a tactic of wait, and wait, and wait, or return the next day, for that break in the clouds that will illuminate your subject - which for most travellers simply isn’t practical. More helpful to tourist-photographers would be suggestions on how to prevent that overcast sky on the day we visit from spoiling our souvenir photographs of the Taj Mahal, more emphasis on composition (6 pages) than equipment (65 pages, of which 11 are dedicated to film photography alone), and avoiding common mistakes.

On the other hand, the large proportion of basic information means it doesn’t really suit the intermediate photographer travelling with the purpose of photography and the hope of turning professional.

Although there is certainly a wealth of excellent advice, beautifully and amply illustrated with Richard l’Anson’s photographs (though I would still like to see more examples of “here’s what you can achieve even in less-than-perfect conditions” - good photography is always easier given great weather), this book left me with the feeling that it needed to pick an audience, whether it’s beginners wanting to improve on their tourist snaps, or intermediate photographers wanting to take the next step and start earning from their pictures, rather than trying to straddle both camps and satisfying neither.
Customer Review: more for the beginer end of the market..
The early chapters on kit are quite out of date now, and to be honest a little irrelevant as most people looking to improve their pictures will have the kit already.

The general advice is fairly basic and non technical, which would suit a beginner, but doesn’t offer much for the more intermediate photographer trying to hone his skills.

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