New Products at Think Tank Photo - Pixel Pocket Rocket Mod and Tablet Case
Our friends at Think Tank just announced the release of new products aimed at enhancing your workflow and increased mobility. Free gift with $50 purchase.
Modular Pixel Pocket Rocket is an evolution of my favorite memory card carrier.
Think Tank Photo’s new Modular Pixel Pocket Rocket (PPR) is belt-mountable, which enables you to easily whip out CF and SD cards and to keep them securely and conveniently at hand when shooting. The Modular PPR is easily secured by a sturdy hook-and-loop panel to any Think Tank Photo modular belt or to any belt. It holds six CF cards and three SD cards, as well as other small accessories, such as a smart phone or lens cloth.
App House 10
The App House 8 and the App House 10 are two hybrid bags for quick access to a small or standard-size Apple tablets and can be used either as shoulder bags or mounted on belts. Streamlined and secure, their small size, removable shoulder strap, and double-lock belt-mount make it practically effortless for you to carry and access your tablet and stay connected around town or when traveling. Key features include: Dedicated pockets for carrying a smart phone, device accessories, plus other small items; a dedicated, easily accessible smart phone pocket with soft liner; and an internal organizer with elastic and zippered pockets for connection cables, card readers, power cables, portable charger, pens, or other personal items.
What are the free gifts with purchase?
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is at it again on Kickstarter. They now have a complete solution for budding time-lapse photographers and cinematographers to do it all.
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into your iOS / Android device and calls it the QX100. Benefit? Well you use your phone's internals with the awesome sensor so you get the best instagram pics!
on a boompole from up top so I need a remote solution to frame and focus while I'm doing my thing. Sure, the articulated screen definitely helps, but an iPad or laptop screen with control would be better. Yes, I can tether, but a portable iPad would be so much easier! So I think I've found some reasonable ways to do this.
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