Accessories
The creative folks at Lensbaby have been busy coming up with more lenses for their innovative Optic Swap System.
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The Python blur by booq is a photo backpack designed to carry all of your digital camera gear plus up to a 17 inch laptop with accessories.
For those on the go who don’t want to carry a heavy tripod, the TrekPod Go! PRO may be just the answer. It’s a walking stick, monopod, and tripod all wrapped up in one unit.
How much storage is really necessary? That’s a question that you might hear quite a bit, but for photographers and graphics professionals, there may never be enough.
If you’ve been a designer for any length of time, you’ve probably owned everything from Pantone Color Guides to the Pantone Color Cue. Now, there’s the myPANTONE app for the iPhone and iPod touch.
Finding the tablet that works best for you is key to learning the proper techniques, but having reliable hardware is essential. Unfortunately, the Genius MousePen i608 pen and tablet combination package misses the mark despite an impressive effort.
One of the primary frustrations of many professional photographers, designers, and illustrators in the digital realm seems to be color consistency. While there are quite a few software and hardware calibration tools available today, coordinating all of your hardware so that they’re all on the same page can seem like a shot in the dark.
The Eye-Fi Pro is the latest, most feature-rich wireless SDHC card in the Eye-Fi lineup—and it should be given that it costs quite a bit more than your typical 4-GB SD card.
Nikon has crammed a lot of features and zoom range into a compact, lightweight, and inexpensive little powerhouse.
While not perfect, the Epson Discproducer PP-100 is the best disc publisher I’ve used to date.
