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Rumor: Canon EF 24-70 f/4L IS



We had just reported a rumor of a Canon 24-70mm f/2.8L IS not too long ago. A prototype form does exist but a Canon 24-70mm f/4 is what will be coming to market. Is this a smart move? Canon already sells and includes a 24-105mm f/4 with camera bodies but do we need one that is practically the same but shorter focal length? The optics may be better on the new 24-70 but is it worth losing the extra focal length?

No word on pricing or release date but we'll keep you posted when we hear something.

Source: Canon Rumors


Rumor: Canon EF 24-70 f/2.8L IS



When rumors of Canon's latest 24-70 f/2.8 started to slowly leak, people wondered if it would have IS (Image Stabilization). Priced at over two thousand dollars, most people just assumed that this was it. When it was officially announced and released, the new $2,300 24-70 f/2.8 L II [Amazon | B&H Photo | Adorama] did not have IS built-in and many Canon users were disappointed. Even if Canon had considered developing a stabilized 24-70, how much would it cost? The Tamron 24-70 2.8 which has their own VC (Vibration Control) [Amazon | B&H Photo | Adorama] is just $1300. Some are saying that it is roughly as sharp as the Canon mkII. I don't own the mkII but did purchase the Tamron 24-70 and received an unsharp copy. I've also read people returning/exchanging 2-3 copies before getting a sharp copy. I ended up purchasing a used sharp copy of Canon 24-70mm f/2.8 mkI (discontinued).

Word on the street is that a stabilized 24-70 mkII in prototype form is floating around on the streets. You would think it would be dead with the release of the none IS version but I guess not. So would Canon release a mkII IS? If Canon does produce one, it should cost no more than $2,500 or it would just be ridiculous. The non-IS mkII would also need to drop in price to around $1,700. This would definitely anger those who purchased the 24-70 f/2.8 mkII.

But keep in mind, Canon has a similar lens marketing strategy with the 70-200's. There are both stabilized and non-stabilized versions, both f/2.8 and f/4. So there is definitely room for the 24-70's to adopt this lens lineup. But remember, this is all a rumor...for now.


Review: SterlingTek POWWER LP-E6 Replacement Canon EOS 5D 7D 60D Battery


Review: SterlingTek POWWER LP-E6 Replacement Canon EOS 5D 7D 60D Battery

Overview : SterlingTek's Canon LP-E6 Battery is specifically designed to work for your compatible Canon EOS cameras such as the Canon 7D, 60D, 5D Mark II and 5D Mark III. SterlingTek's Canon LP-E6 Battery (POWWER Brand) is made to exceed the OEM charging capacity. 1 Year Full Warranty: SterlingTek will replace this or any other item that you purchase from them for 1 year from the date your order is processed if it fails under normal wear or is defective.

Features :
  • SterlingTek's Canon LP-E6 Battery (POWWER Brand)
  • 100% OEM Compatible - Meets or Exceeds OEM Canon LP-E6 Battery specifications
  • Guaranteed to work with your camera
  • CE Safety Certification
  • SterlingTek batteries are guaranteed for 1 FULL Year


Deal: Canon EOS 5D Mark III Body Only for $2994



Not only has the retail price for the Canon EOS 5D Mark III dropped but deals have been steadily popping up. B&H Photo has dropped the price of the camera to $2994.00. We've seen deals cheaper on eBay but they sometimes come from unauthorized dealers. If you're looking to get the Canon 5D3 from an authorized dealer, this is definitely a great price.
  • 22.3MP Full-Frame CMOS Sensor
  • 3.2" Clear View High Resolution LCD
  • DIGIC 5+ Image Processor
  • 61-Point High Density AF
  • Full HD 1080/30p and 720/60p Formats
  • Built-In HDR and Multiple Exposure Modes
  • Extended ISO Range (50-102400)
  • Up to 6.0 FPS Continuous Mode
  • Dual CF and SD Memory Card Slots
  • Durable Magnesium-Alloy Construction
*UPDATE*
Amazon has jumped in on the price dropping deal.


Review: GGS III DSLR Glass LCD Screen Protector


Review: GGS III DSLR Glass LCD Screen Protector

Overview : Do you worry about your camera screen being susceptible to significant scratches or breakage? The best way to shield your camera screen from scratches and breakage is to get a screen protector. Specially designed for your camera, this GGS DSLR LCD Screen Protector gives your device maximum protection and makes your camera screen clear and pristine after continuous use. It is anti-glare and anti-dust, and anti-scratch. The feel of the screen with the protector on it, is as good as the raw screen without affecting the sensitivity of your camera screen.

Features :
  • It uses a 0.5mm ultrathin optical glass with at least 90% transmittance. The image is displayed in focus when applied
  • With special treatment, its hardness and durability is close to or as high as mohs scale 8H, preventing the LCD screen from being rubbed and scraped
  • With the explosion-proof film, it will not damage the LCD screen from being impacted
  • Except the round framing eyepiece, we have added anti-fog eyepiece so that it can combine the function with anti-fog and anti-dust
  • The frame design of black ABS can match well with the camera
  • With the connection of push-pull type or bayonet fixing, it is easy to install and remove
  • It can avoid the erosion of the sweat, oil, acid and alkali element to lengthen the life of your LCD screen
  • Easy to use
  • Anti-scratch, anti-dust, anti-collision, moisture-proof, UV protection


Deal: Canon Rebel T3i 18MP DSLR, lenses, more for $599 after rebate + free shipping



B&H Photo-Video offers the Canon EOS Rebel T3i 18-Megapixel Digital SLR Camera with the Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens, model no. 5169B003, bundled with the Canon EF-S 55-250mm f4-5.6 IS Telephoto Lens, model no. 2044B002, Canon PIXMA Pro9000 Mark II Photo Inkjet Printer, model no. 3295B002, Canon Photo Paper Plus 13" x 19" Semi-Gloss, SanDisk 16GB Extreme Class 10 UHS-1 SDHC Card, model no. SDSDRX3-016G-A21, and Lowepro Rezo 170 AW Shoulder Bag for $999. This $400 mail-in rebate drops the price to $599 with free shipping.

The Rebel T3i features include a 3" vari-angle LCD, 1080p video recording, 3.7 fps continuous shooting, mini HDMI output, SD/SDHC/MMC card slot, USB connectivity, and more. The printer supports photo papers up to 13"x19", and features 4800x2400 resolution, PictBridge4, USB 2.0 connectivity, and more. Rebate ends December 31.


Review: Carry Speed DS-2 Camera Sling Strap


Review: Carry Speed DS-2 Camera Sling Strap

Overview : The new Carry Speed DS-2 Camera Sling Strap features an all grip, non-slip, and detachable neoprene shoulder pad which is a stretchy material that absorbs the weight of the camera. The DS-2 has a front slider quick adjustment and 3-button snap buckle. The strap also comes with a D-1 wide platform ballhead locknut which will not scratch any camera surface it screws onto. The ballhead is super universal and fits all cameras with standard tripod mount.

Features :
  • All grip, non-slip ULTRA WIDE neoprene shoulder pad
  • Stretchy material, absorb the weight of camera
  • Wide platform ballhead connection
  • Scratch proof, CAN NOT scratch the camera
  • Super Universal, fits all camera with standard tripod mount
  • Front metal slider quick adjustment
  • Detachable shoulder pad
  • 3-Button snap buckle
Package Includes:
  • DS-2 Strap (Include the Connector) x 1
  • Wide Platform Ball Head Locknut x 1


Press Release: GoPro Launches New HD HERO3 Camera Line Featuring Smallest 4K Camera



GoPro known for its use in action sports, has refreshed its entire range, including the addition of the 4k-capable HERO3 Black Edition. The existing HD HERO and HERO2 models have essentially been re-housed in smaller cases with updated user interfaces and will sit alongside the Black Edition as the White and Silver Editions, respectively. The Wi-Fi enabled HERO3 Black Edition is the most advanced GoPro, ever. No expense was spared during its development, resulting in a GoPro that is 30% smaller, 25% lighter & 2X more powerful than previous models. New resolutions and frame-rates include 4Kp 15, 2.7kp 30, 1080p 60, 1440p 48, 960p 100, 720p 120 and 12MP burst photo capture at 30 fps. It also features a Protune mode that offers higher bit-rates and a neutral color profile better suited to post-processing.

The HERO3 Silver edition, is essentially a HERO2 in the latest smaller body, also gains Protune mode for its HD output - a feature added via firmware to existing HERO2 models. The latest models also gain Wi-Fi control to allow remote control via the recently-announced App, while the Black Edition includes a waterproof Wi-Fi controller.

As mentioned, there is a White, Silver and Black edition. The MSRP are $199.99, $299.99 and $399.99 respectively. You can purchase the new HERO3 from B&H Photo.

For a limited time, B&H Photo is having a sale on GoPro HERO2 for $199. So if you don't need all that new fancy features, the GoPro HERO2 is still a great choice.

Continue reading for full press release.

Smaller, Lighter, More Powerful with Built-in Wi-Fi Camera Available in Three Editions

San Mateo, California (October 17, 2012)
- GoPro, maker of the world’s most versatile and durable cameras and producer of today’s most engaging content announces the release of its new HD HERO3 camera line up in White, Silver and Black editions. Each new addition retains the iconic look of the previous award winning HD HERO cameras, but comes in about half the size of its predecessors and has built-in Wi-Fi technology. At the top of the new product line up, the HD HERO3 Black Edition is one of the most powerful camera systems available, delivering astounding 4K and 2.7K video resolutions all in the size of a small box of matches, making it easier to share your world. The White, Silver and Black editions are available for pre-order at GoPro.com and are shipping to specialty retailers around the world for MSRP $199.99, $299.99 and $399.99 respectively.


Camera Tips: Camera and Lens Warranty Information



As I browse various photography forums and look at marketplaces whether its looking for deals or selling my own gear, potential buyers usually ask for a copy of sales receipt for warranty purposes (if there is any time remaining). There's also been online deals and people question the manufacturer warranty from a non-authorized dealer.

Some people say that warranty is not transferable, whether or not a manufacturer will repair under warranty or some just don't know if the product they purchased or about to purchase is eligible for warranty. This article will help you get a general idea and a better understanding of each manufacturer's stance on warranty and what to look for if you want full manufacturer warranty.

If you don't have any warranty and feel you can make the minor repairs, I've also included information on how and where to purchase replacement parts.

*NOTE: I am not customer support or representative for any of the manufacturers mentioned in this article. Any information in regards to warranty is information gathered from online forums, information provided on the manufacturers website or warranty cards that come with products and/or personal experience.

If you have comments, want to share your experience or have additional information that you would like to contribute, let us know and we'll update this article. I will be updating this article as more information become available.

Continue reading for detailed information from each manufacturer.

What is "Gray/Grey Market"?
Generally, a manufacturer works with a single importer who can sell and support their products in a given region. The importer usually has local dealers and distributors who resell the imported products; this is called a "distribution channel". Gray Market refers to merchandise that is imported and sold by methods other than these normal channels.

For local safety regulations and certifications (FCC, CE, UL, etc.) and government requirements a manufacturer provides special packaging (manuals in the appropriate language, power cables designed for the local receptacle, etc.) and product engineering designed to meet local codes. Manufacturers also have service and support agreements with the authorized importer.

Gray Market items are not designed to be sold in a particular market and cannot be supported by the authorized importer because they may not meet mandatory safety and certification codes. Because these items are not designed for a particular market they may not function properly, or the authorized importer may not be equipped to provide service, support or software.

With the opening of international borders and the use of the Internet to sell goods, Gray Market equipment has become extremely common in the photographic and consumer electronics markets. Many different types of equipment are brought into North America for sale without the proper documentation and US consumers do not always know what they are purchasing.

Because the resellers' cost is less they can sell Gray Market items for less. Unfortunately this price savings is only on the initial purchase; because service and support is more difficult to obtain it may end up costing the consumer more in the long run.

General Rule of Thumb:
1. Always buy from authorized dealers such as Amazon, B&H Photo and Adorama, if you want warranty. Camera manufacturers usually will not accept warranty repairs unless it's purchased from an authorized dealer.

If the deal was just too good to be true, it probably was. One of the first indicators that a piece of merchandise might be Gray Market is if the price is considerably less than most other resellers.

Camera manufacturers also will not repair gray market items. If you have a problem with a gray market item, you'll have to send it back the reseller or importer for warranty claims. Doing this will cost a lot and longer wait time due to shipping overseas.

2. If buying from Amazon, item must be "Ships from and sold by Amazon.com" (as shown below) in order to have valid warranty.


Amazon's marketplace (3rd party sellers) tend to be non-authorized dealers or an independent seller. If you're unsure if the 3rd party sellers are authorized dealers, take a look at the list of authorized dealers in the PDF provided by manufacturer (below).

3. If buying an item from an eBay, the seller must be an authorized reseller (as shown below). If you're buying an item from a seller who's a normal eBay seller or an online store that is not an authorized reseller, there is no valid manufacturer warranty. Be aware that some sellers will claim there is US Warranty but read the description and fine prints carefully in the auction before purchasing. The warranty may be from a 3rd party (at additional cost) or sellers store warranty and not from the manufacturer.

Example of Authorized Dealer/Reseller:

If you purchased on eBay from an authorized dealer such as Adorama, you still qualify for any rebates (if available) and manufacturer warranty because they will provide you with a store receipt/invoice to be used as proof of purchase.

Example of Non-Authorized Dealer/Reseller:

Non-authorized dealers may provide you with receipt/invoice for warranty but manufacturers may not accept them since they are not authorized dealers. Some may just give you PayPal invoices, which are not valid proof of purchases.

4. The following is basic warranty information. It's generally the same across the board with most manufacturers but it may vary slightly:
  • The limited warranty is only effective upon presentation of your Bill of Sale or other proof of purchase. The Equipment is warranted under normal, non-commercial, personal use, against defective materials or workmanship as follows: Parts: Defective parts will be exchanged for new, remanufactured, repaired and/or recycled parts for a period of ONE YEAR from the date of original purchase. Labor: For a period of ONE YEAR from the date of original purchase, labor will be provided free of charge by our factory service centers or designated service facilities located in the United States. When returning Equipment under this warranty, you must pre-pay the shipping charges, and you must enclose the Bill of Sale or other proof of purchase with a complete explanation of the problem. During the ONE-YEAR warranty period, repairs will be made and the Equipment will be return-shipped to you free of charge. For repairs after the warranty period is over, you will be given an estimate of the cost of repair and an opportunity to approve or disapprove of the repair expense before it is incurred. If you approve, repairs will be made and the Equipment will be return-shipped to you (shipping charges apply). If you disapprove, we will return-ship the equipment at no charge to you.
  • Warranty does not cover loss of or damage to the Product due to abuse, mishandling, improper packaging by you, alteration, accident, electrical current fluctuations, failure to follow operating, maintenance or services performed by someone other than manufacturer, or an authorized service provider for the Product. Without limiting the foregoing, water damage, sand/corrosion damage, battery leakage, dropping the Product, scratches, abrasions or damage to the body, lenses or LCD display.
  • Warranty does not cover use of parts or supplies (other than those sold by the manufacturer) that cause damage to the Product or cause abnormally frequent service calls or service problems.
  • Warranty is not valid if the Product has had its serial number or dating altered or removed.
  • Warranty usually does not cover any included accessories.
  • Warranty exchange or replacement does not extend the original warranty period of the Product.
5. If you're handy and looking for replacements parts to replace yourself, you can order parts from the following places:
  • USCamera [Canon | Nikon]
  • PrecisionCamera
  • Canon Service Parts (866) 481-2569
  • Nikon does not sell genuine parts to customers and ended their Authorized Repair Program (as of March 2020)




Complete list of Canon Authorized Dealers

You may obtain technical support for your Product as follows:
  1. E‐mail support via our Web site at https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/portal/us/home/support/
  2. Telephone assistance from a Canon U.S.A. Customer Care representative free of charge during regular business hours at 1‐800‐OK‐CANON (1‐800‐652‐2666)
  3. Online Repair Product Selection
Canon includes warranty cards/slips with their products.

All Canon professional products are manufactured to the highest quality standards that businesses and working professionals require. And Canon's product warranty and industry leading service and support ensure both peace of mind and years of maximum value for your business.

All professional products sold via Canon USA authorized resellers are covered by a comprehensive product warranty. These warranties provide support should an unexpected problem occur due to a manufacturer's defect. To review the terms of individual product warranties, please click on the links below for details on the coverage provided for each product.
Are camera/lens warranty transferable?
In pretty much all of the PDFs, the second or last page (depending on PDF warranty), right above Canon U.S.A. states the following:
"THIS LIMITED WARRANTY SHALL NOT EXTEND TO ANYONE OTHER THAN THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER OF THE PRODUCT, OR THE PERSON FOR WHOM IT WAS PURCHASED AS A GIFT, AND STATES YOUR EXCLUSIVE REMEDY."
This states that the warranty is valid to the original purchaser. This we all know. However, it also says that the warranty is valid for the person who is receiving the product as a gift as well. For example, if I bought something for a friend and it's a surprise gift, the receipt will have my name and address. Since it's a gift, the warranty will be valid for my friend who's receiving the product in the event it needs to be sent in for repair under warranty. So as long you have a copy of the receipt, it will be enough for warranty repairs. Essentially, this can also apply to used gear that you purchase from marketplaces. You may want to make a copy of the receipt and on the new photocopy, write down that it was a gift and use this receipt to submit with warranty claim. Canon basically wants to make sure that the product is purchased from an authorized dealer.

 What's the word around the internet about Canon?
From what I have read from various forums, Canon is a little more lenient when it comes to warranty claims. If the camera was not purchased from an authorized dealer, a blank US Warranty Card MUST be included with camera and matching serial number in order to qualify for warranty repairs. If you purchased from an authorized dealer, you can submit either a copy of receipt or US Warranty Card.

If you weren't the original purchaser (i.e. you purchased the camera used) and there is still warranty left, Canon will still accept the product for warranty repair so as long you have a copy of receipt from authorized retailer (as per "gift" as mentioned above) and camera has never been registered. If the product has already been registered online or has been serviced previously by the original owner, Canon will reject your warranty claim as you are not the original owner who submitted the first warranty claim.

I sent my PowerShot S100 in for repair due to lens error. The lens would be stuck in the extended position and would not retract. I sent it in and they fixed it and camera worked fine but no mention of replacing any parts. Few months later, issue happened again. Sent it back in and this time, they replaced some parts and the issue has not happened again.

I also purchased a refurbished EF 24-70mm f2.8 II lens. It had dust in the lens and since I was within the warranty period, I sent it back to have it cleaned. When the lens came back, it was cleaned and looked brand new.




Complete list of Nikon Authorized Dealers

You may obtain technical support for your Product as follows:
  • Click here to create an account to ask Nikon Technical Support a question.
  • If you have an account and are currently logged in, click here to Ask Nikon a question.
Nikon Technical Support
8AM - 12AM (Eastern)
7 days a week
1-800-Nikon-US
1-800-645-6687
Service and Repair Support
8AM - 12AM (Eastern)
7 days a week
1-800-Nikon-US
1-800-645-6687
Nikon Store Support
8AM - 12AM (Eastern)
7 days a week
1-800-Nikon-US
1-800-645-6687

When it comes to Nikon warranties, it's slightly different from Canon.

Digital SLR Camera Bodies and Coolpix Cameras: No registration or "warranty" card is included or needed with a Nikon D-SLR or Coolpix camera. Keep your original, dated proof of purchase from the Authorized Nikon Inc. dealer in case warranty service is ever needed. These products do include either a mail-in form or a paper with a web link to our registration page:
It's advised to register your product with Nikon so that they can send you information about future updates or service issues that may arise.

Nikkor Lenses: Nikkor lenses come with a standard one year warranty and Nikon Inc. lenses sold by authorized Nikon Inc. dealers will have a Nikon Inc. Five Year Extension*.

* To register for the five year extension, one copy of the included form must be mailed in as indicated. Keep the Customer copy of the form as well as the original proof of purchase (sales receipt).

Nikon 2 Year Extended Service Coverages
Nikon sells Two Year Extended Service Coverages for most Coolpix and D-SLR cameras. (Due to state law, Nikon ESCs are not sold in Florida, Virginia or Washington states.) These coverages extend your original Nikon warranty for two additional years. The ESC can be purchased any time within the original one (1) year Nikon Inc. warranty. Please contact your local Nikon dealer for more information.

It is always recommended that you retain your original sales receipt or copy of your credit card statement as proof of purchase.

Is the Nikon USA warranty valid outside the United States?
The Nikon USA warranty on film cameras, lenses, and speedlights will be honored by Nikon-authorized service centers outside the United States as long as you have the yellow copy of the Nikon USA warranty and your sales receipt from a dealer in the USA. The key to the validity of the warranty is a sales receipt from the country in which you purchased the equipment. If you purchase equipment in another country where the Nikon Worldwide Warranty applies, copies of the sales receipt and this warranty are necessary to obtain warranty service in the USA. Buying the equipment with a Nikon Worldwide Warranty in the United States is not recommended because that warranty is not valid in the USA without a sales receipt from an overseas dealer, and it is not valid outside the USA with a sales receipt from a dealer in the USA.

 What's the word around the internet about Nikon?
From what I have read on various forums, Nikon is a lot stricter when it comes to warranty claims. They will not accept warranty claims unless the product was purchased from an authorized dealer.

A family member sent their 85mm f1.8G to Melville, NY, to have it repaired under warranty because of an internal spring has popped out. Nikon returned the lens with scratches and dust on the rear glass and the spring issue was not repaired. He sent it back again and it was returned the same way it was sent...unrepaired. Sent it back for a third time and when it was returned, this time the spring was removed but rear glass still had scratches and dust galore. At this point, the lens is considered a "lemon" (according the the representative at Nikon). It took awhile and a lot of failed promises, but eventually he was given a brand new lens complete in box. Warranty of new lens continued from whatever the original lens had left. During the entire ordeal of sending the lens back and forth, he asked to speak to a manager. Either the manager was not available or there was no manager. How do you not have a supervisor on hand?

For me on the other hand was a different experience. I dropped off my Nikon D7000 in person to the Melville, NY office to clean my viewfinder as it had hair particles inside that I couldn't get out with a Giotto's Rocket Air Blower. They accepted my camera with receipt (they almost forgot to ask for the receipt until I asked if they needed it). They fixed and returned my camera with no issue.


SpinLight 360: A New Unique Speedlight Flash Modifier



There hasn't been many new flash accessory products as of late. Having great new ideas can be a daunting task and getting people to accept a new concept that is different from their norms. I'm an accessories freak and love to try out new stuff and hopefully be able to share with our readers. A new company, SpinLight 360, has released a new line of products for your flash.

The SpinLight 360 is a new flash light control system that allows photographers to create and control the quality and direction of light with the use of their existing on-camera flash units including Canon's Speedlite and Nikon's SB-series flash systems. The company claims that by using the SpinLight 360™, photographers can avoid harsh lighting on subjects and easily control the light's quality and direction in almost any shooting condition. This is done through the ability to rotate the bounce cards a full 360 degrees. Photographers can easily bounce, block and eliminate direct flash on subjects while having the flexibility to create a variety of lighting techniques without large and expensive lighting systems. In addition, by using the unique Gel System, photographers can produce dramatic lighting and still have the flexibility to use and change modifiers.


If you're interested in the SpinLight, you can purchase the SpinLight 360 EXTREME from AmazonB&H Photo and Adorama.


Deal: Canon EOS 5D Mark III with EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM For $3749



B&H Photo has the Canon EOS 5D Mark III with EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM lens for $3749. This is a pretty good deal considering the kit usually goes for around $4100. Canon’s full frame, pro oriented EOS 5D Mark III has the following specs:
  • 22.3MP Full-Frame CMOS Sensor
  • Includes Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L Lens
  • 3.2″ Clear View High Resolution LCD
  • DIGIC 5+ Image Processor
  • 61-Point High Density AF
  • Full HD 1080/30p and 720/60p Formats
  • Built-In HDR and Multiple Exposure Modes
  • Extended ISO Range (50-102400)
  • Dual CF and SD Memory Card Slots
  • Durable Magnesium-Alloy Construction


Review: Carry Speed DS-PRO Camera Sling Strap with D-1 Wide Platform Ballhead


Review: Carry Speed DS-PRO Camera Sling Strap with D-1 Wide Platform Ballhead

Overview : The new DS-PRO Camera Sling Strap features an all grip, non-slip, and detachable Ultra Wide neoprene shoulder pad which is a stretchy material that absorbs the weight of the camera. The DS-Pro has a front metal slider quick adjustment and 3-button snap buckle. The strap also comes with a D-1 wide platform ballhead locknut which will not scratch any camera surface it screws onto. The ballhead is super universal and fits all cameras with standard tripod mount.

Features :
  • All grip, non-slip ULTRA WIDE neoprene shoulder pad
  • Stretchy material, absorb the weight of camera
  • Wide platform ballhead connection
  • Scratch proof, CAN NOT scratch the camera
  • Super Universal, fits all camera with standard tripod mount
  • Front metal slider quick adjustment
  • Detachable shoulder pad
  • 3-Button snap buckle
Package Includes:
  • DS-PRO Strap (Include the Connector) x 1
  • Wide Platform Ball Head Locknut x 1


Review: Carry Speed FS-SLIM Camera Sling Strap with F-1 Foldable Mounting Plate


Review: Carry Speed FS-SLIM Camera Sling Strap with F-1 Foldable Mounting Plate

Overview : The new FS-SLIM camera sling strap features an all grip, non-slip, and detachable slim neoprene shoulder pad which is a stretchy material that absorbs the weight of the camera. The FS-SLIM has an all metal front quick adjustment and 3-button snap buckle. The strap also comes with the newly designed F-1 Mounting Plate with Arca Swiss quick release ready.

Features :
  • Neoprene shoulder pad, stretchy material
  • All grip, non-slip shoulder pad
  • Detachable, replaceable shoulder pad
  • 3-button snap buckle
  • 100% metal front quick adjustment
  • F-1 foldable mounting plate with ball head connection
  • Multiple tripod mounts available
  • Arca swiss quick release compatible design
Package Includes:
  • FS-Slim Sling Strap x 1 (Includes the connector)
  • F-1 Foldable Mounting Plate x 1
  • Ball Head Locknut x 1


Deal: Canon Lens & Flash Rebates Extended & 5D Mark II $400 Rebate



Canon USA has extended the recent rebate program for Canon lenses and speedlites.
Canon has also increased the instant rebate on the Canon EOS 5D Mark II, and it’s now priced at $1799 for the body only and $2499 for the kit with 24-105mm lens. If you're looking to go full frame and don't want to spend $2099 on the new Canon EOS 6D entry-level full frame camera, the 5D Mark II is a great alternative.

You can take advantage of this great deal from authorized dealers such as Amazon, B&H Photo and Adorama for body only or Amazon, B&H Photo and Adorama for kit.
  • 21.1 Megapixel Full-Frame Sensor
  • 3.0″ High Resolution LCD Display
  • Live View Mode
  • 1080p Movie Mode
  • Dust & Weather-Resistant
  • Self Cleaning Sensor
  • Broad ISO Range (50-25600)
  • 3.9 fps Burst Mode


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