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QTB-7500A Auto Flash Base (w/o module) – Digital Cameras Info

DigitalCamerasInfo — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 10:35:02 +0000

QTB-7500A Auto Flash Base (w/o module)

The Quantaray QTB 7500A flash is a versatile photographic tool. This flash offers you superb Through-The-Lens auto results with Nikon, Canon, Pentax or Minolta auto-focus cameras. The Quantaray QTB 7500A is the main body of a two piece flash system that is designed to operate in conjunction with the auto focus and exposure controls built into your camera.The Quantaray QTB 7500A requires a separate module that attaches to the bottom and has the proper electronic circuitry for the camera you are using. Enjoy big savings with this versatile flash/module arrangement. If you carry several cameras in your bag, or decide to upgrade your camera later, you only need to match the QTB 7500A ’s dedicated flash module to the camera you are using!The QTB 7500A features TTL exposure operation, a manual zoom head, a focus assist beam, bounce and swivel head, and guide numbers from 72 to 96 (depending on zoom position), an ?extra? small flash on the front for filling in shadows, and an auto off. The QTB 7500A is a terrific flash for the general photographer.

Price: $64.95 ??
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QC-6027/6030 6volt, 2.7 AmpHour NiCad Video Battery – Digital Cameras Info

DigitalCamerasInfo — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 11:00:42 +0000

QC-6027/6030 6volt, 2.7 AmpHour NiCad Video Battery

Quantaray video batteries are an inexpensive alternative to the high cost of spare or replacement video batteries. They are made to precise standards and are fully compatible with each of the video cameras that they are designed for. Try any Quantaray video battery and you’ll see that it fits neatly into place on both your camera and on your battery charger, that it charges smoothly and feeds your camera with even, consistent voltage for solid performance. Quantaray guarantees these batteries to retain their full-recharge capacity for LIFE! and backs that guarantee with an over-the-counter exchange policy, if you live near a Ritz camera or an exchange-by-mail policy, if you don?t. The QC-6027L/6030L comes with a switch that can be set to allow the battery to operate with both Sony and Panasonic camera types. Switch must be set for the correct camera type for battery to power your camera. The QC-6027L/6030L can replace the following video batteries: Sony (also Ricoh and Nikon) NP-55, NP-60D, NP-66, NP-77, NP-80/80D also Panasonic PV-BP15 & 17, JVC BN-V14U & V22U, Sharp BT-70

Price: $39.95 ??
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Action 10×50 Binocular – Digital Cameras Info

DigitalCamerasInfo — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 02:12:42 +0000

Action 10×50 Binocular

Key Features:Aspherical lenses eliminate virtually all distortion _ Quick, smooth central focusing _ Tripod adaptable (with Product #7650) _ Diopter control to regulate vision imbalance _ BaK4 high index prisms _ Precision aligned sharp multicoated optics for bright, clear images _ Standard-size armored body

Price: $99.95 ??
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Eagle View 8-24×25 Zoom Binocular – Digital Cameras Info

DigitalCamerasInfo — Wed, 28 Jan 2009 13:21:25 +0000

Eagle View 8-24×25 Zoom Binocular

Nikon’s superb optics have made their way into these incredible new zoom binoculars! Sharp multicoated optics offer superb contrast and vivid color that, along with BaK4 high-index prisms, provide ultra clear and strain-free viewing. Zooming from 8x to an incredible 24x, these binoculars will get you in closer to your subject than water is to wet.

Price: $149.95 ??
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80-200 mm f/2.8D ED AF Lens – Digital Cameras Info

DigitalCamerasInfo — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 19:25:23 +0000

80-200 mm f/2.8D ED AF Lens

The world’s fastest telephoto zoom lens, ideal for indoor sports photography and photojournalism in dim light. Incorporates Auto-Focus and Internal Focusing technology. D-type lens technology provides distance information to Nikon N90s, N90, N70 and N50 cameras. ED glass for sharp pictures.

Price: $999.95 ??
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T-mount for Nikon – Digital Cameras Info

DigitalCamerasInfo — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 14:46:42 +0000

T-mount for Nikon

Mount adapter to allow lenses and other optical devices using the universal &quotT&quot mount to be connected to 35mm cameras. For Nikon auto focus and manual focus cameras. (note: though this adapter will allow you to attach lenses to your AF Nikon camera, it will not turn manual focus lenses into auto focus ones.)

Price: $11.99 ??
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QC-6017 6volt, 1.7 AmpHour NiCad Video Battery – Digital Cameras Info

DigitalCamerasInfo — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 11:55:25 +0000

QC-6017 6volt, 1.7 AmpHour NiCad Video Battery

Quantaray video batteries are an inexpensive alternative to the high cost of spare or replacement video batteries. They are made to precise standards and are fully compatible with each of the video cameras that they are designed for. Try any Quantaray video battery and you’ll see that it fits neatly into place on both your camera and on your battery charger, that it charges smoothly and feeds your camera with even, consistent voltage for solid performance. Quantaray guarantees these batteries to retain their full-recharge capacity for a minimum of 3-years and backs that guarantee with an over-the-counter exchange policy, if you live near a Ritz camera or an exchange-by-mail policy, if you don?t. The QC-6017 comes with a switch that can be set to allow the battery to operate with both Sony and Panasonic camera types. Switch must be set for the correct camera type for battery to power your camera. The QC-6027L/6030L can replace the following video batteries: Sony (also Ricoh and Nikon) NP-55, NP-60D, NP-66, NP-77, NP-80/80D also Panasonic PV-BP15 & 17, JVC BN-V14U & V22U, Sharp BT-70

Price: $19.40 ??
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QDA-NAF Flash Module for Nikon Auto Focus – Digital Cameras Info

DigitalCamerasInfo — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 21:13:05 +0000

QDA-NAF Flash Module for Nikon Auto Focus

This accessory flash module mates with the Quantaray QB-6500A, QTB-7500A or QTB-9500A flash bodies to form a complete flash. This model is for use on Nikon auto-focus cameras

Price: $35.00 ??
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50 mm f/1.8D Nikkor AF Lens – Digital Cameras Info

DigitalCamerasInfo — Sun, 07 Dec 2008 04:40:14 +0000

50 mm f/1.8D Nikkor AF Lens

An affordable Nikkor that combines the ease of autofocus operation with advanced Nikon optics. Ideal for scenery or full-length portraits. Through a 50mm lens subjects viewed with the camera appear about the same size as when viewed with the human eye, which is one of the reasons why 50mm lenses are called normal. Weighs only 5.1 ounces. Stops down to f/22 for additional depth of field control.

Price: $129.99 ??
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Underwater Digital Cameras (Sony, Canon & Nikon)

DigitalCamerasInfo — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 08:36:21 +0000

Usually underwater digital cameras are used by serious professionals and are not a general piece of photographic equipment you can buy just anywhere. The likes of marine biologists and other scientific personnel use underwater digital cameras to study life beneath the waves. Many waterproof cameras are ok but they cannot be submerged for more than a meter below the surface of the water.

In fact the only way you are really going to get to use an underwater digital camera is if you buy one of these small specialist cameras that are able to be submerged for short periods.

There are very few true underwater digital cameras, as cameras are electronic and cannot withstand water and water pressure. Some of you may have seen or tried the cheap solution to this problem that comes in the form of a plastic casing. These cases have been very popular, especially with people on holiday that want to take a few underwater snaps with their favorite digital camera.

advised to take note of a few facts which should help produce better results.

Remember that as you farther down you go underwater, the more the light diffuses. Owing to the waters diffusing action, all images end up darker than a normal photo out of the water but this can be avoided if a few simple settings on the cameras white balance facility are adjusted. The water also has a strange effect on how the pictures look giving them the appearance of being magnified. To ensure the correct image will be taken you will have to pay a little more attention to the shot you are taking.

On the subject of checks prior to going underwater, it is a good idea to make sure the digital camera case doesn’t leak so submerge it underwater for a short while just to confirm it will be ok when you dive. Especially check the seal to make sure that a grain of sand or even a hair hasn’t broken the seal. Small silica gel packs can be useful if they can fit in the case without causing an obstruction.

Ask your underwater digital camera supplier if you can add extra lenses to complete the kit. If you enjoy looking at things close up then you will need to fit a macro lens.

When you have finished using your underwater digital camera be careful to wash it thoroughly to make sure all the salt water is removed as the salt will crystallize and this can cause leaks. In particular where sand is present then a stream of water to rinse it off is best.

Manufacturers who can supply this type of equipment are Sony, Canon and Nikon, so to find out more log onto their web sites.