Q-See QSRCBN6 6 Pack RCA-BNC Connectors

Q-See QSRCBN6 6 Pack RCA-BNC Connectors

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Product Description

Use these connectors to connect RCA cables to BNC cameras, as well as to connect RCA cables to BNC monitors, multiplexers, quad processors, and DVR inputs.

Details

• Use these connectors to connect RCA cables to BNC cameras
• Can also connect RCA cables to BNC monitors, multiplexers, quad processors, and DVR inputs.
• RCA-BNC Connectors
• Pack of 6 connectors

Channel Vision IR-3001 Single IR Emitter with Confirmation LED

Channel Vision IR-3001 Single IR Emitter with Confirmation LED

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Product Description

Single IR Emitter with Confirmation LED

Details

• Self-adhesive design
• Visible LED flashes to confirm IR reception
• Standard 3.5mm mini stereo plug is compatible with most IR systems
• Includes adhesive tape

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Panasonic 45-200mm f/4.0-5.6 Lumix G Vario MEGA OIS Zoom Lens for Panasonic Digital SLR Cameras
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Tripode de las Camaras Digitales

Abajo están algunas imágenes que tomé usando el vario trípode, el monopod, el montaje, y el equipo de la abrazadera para estabilizar la cámara para un mejor tiro. (more…)

Equipo Subacuatico de la Fotografia

Hay muchos factores a considerar al elegir el equipo subacuático de la fotografía.  Las opciones se extienden de las cámaras digitales de la sola unidad, tales como la serie del interruptor de la aguja  de Olympus (véase el poste anterior del blog) a los sistemas profesionales de gama alta que son absolutamente costosos.  (more…)

Digital Camera Tripod

Below are some images I took using various Tripod, Monopod, mount, and clamp equipment to stabilize the camera for a better shot. (more…)

Photography Gadgets

Photography gadgets are little tools that can make a huge difference in the type and quality of your images.

Most of the items suggested range from low-budget to high-end items, and within each category you can find a variety of price points, depending on style, quality, name brand, and features.

Some of my favorite items are listed below.

I’d love to hear about your experiences with them, and if you have any other suggestions please leave a comment to share.

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• Tripods & other Stabilizer Equipment: Monopods, tripods, and other gadgets that stabilize your camera for shooting are essential to any photographer’s kit. They come in quite a variety of styles and sizes.

There is not one right or wrong item to choose.

The key is to identify what your purpose for using one is.

Do you primarily take landscape photographs, action shots, rough terrain, portraits, indoors or outdoors?

I will post a separate article on the subject since there is a lot to consider, and so many types to choose from.

• Straps: There are a lot of straps available on the market. My favorite is the stabilizer strap.It distributes the weight of the camera off of my neck and onto my shoulders. Also, when not shooting, it keeps the camera close to my body so it doesn’t “fly” around when I move. It has easy connect/disconnect connections.If you have back or neck issues I suggest you include this item in your kit. Other straps to consider include quick release, padded, non-slip, heavy duty, hand-held, leather, breathable (mesh) and metal.Of course, your individual needs and use situations will determine which strap is best for you.




• Close-Up Lens Set: It’s hard for me to discuss these without getting really excited! They are so much fun. Just take a look at the image below and you will get an idea of the possibilities you can have with this little tool. I will write a separate article on this great gadget.




• Spray Bottle: Adds interest to objects and reflects light.
• Emergency Poncho: Great if you get caught in unexpected bad weather with your camera gear exposed.
• Toys: Little toys to distract and amuse kids. Also connects you with the child.
• Lens Brush: I prefer a lens brush as first action before other cleaning such as with lens tissue. Some come with a bulb to press air through the bristles for better cleaning.
• Vest: A photographer’s vest is better than a camera bag for a lot of reasons; however, they are not for everyone. Vests and camera bags are like women’s purses. There are many great styles and features, but don’t work for everyone. I will post a separate article on this subject soon.




• Multi-tool: This does not have to be a name brand, such as the Swiss Army Knife, nor does it have to be expensive. It just needs to have some basic tools that come in handy in the field, such as a scissors, knife, screwdriver, pick, and pliers.
• Cheat Sheet: I have a cheat sheet for every camera I use. I believe in letting others use my equipment when they show interest, especially young people. Having the cheat sheets in my camera bag allows me to visually explain the basics of some operations of the camera. They are also a great quick reference to remember functions that are not used often.

• Reflectors: There are many different types and styles of reflectors. I keep a small, foldable reflector in my kit. It pops up open and has a silver side and a gold side. They are available with other colors too, as seen in the image below. I use mine to get a little more light on specific areas of interest in the frame, such as on a flower, or on a person’s eye. This is probably the best tip for a gadget to increase the quality of your images with very little expense, weight, or effort. This is one gadget you must never do without.

Norman Collapsible Reflector 5-in-1 – 32″

I hope this list inspired you to go out, get creative with photography gadgets, and take great pictures.

Olympus Stylus SW Accessories

I found some really great accessories for the Olympus Stylus 1030 SW (and other models) camera. Okay, so you bought this great little underwater camera and it is waterproof, but not drop proof.

Imagine enjoying the water and oops… you drop it… and watch it sink to the bottom. All you can do is watch it drift further and further – ten, 20, 30 feet down… Bummer.

Well, I did some research and found an inexpensive solution. I call it a little life preserver for the Olympus Stylus 1030 SW (Stylus 720 SW, 770 SW, 790 SW, 850 SW, Olympus Stylus 1050 SW, and others.)

You can see a picture of it on the left. Its called, “Olympus Floating Strap” and it wraps around your wrist.

You attach it to the camera and voila! Your camera and investment are safe. I found a great deal on a five piece accessory kit that contains the strap as well as spare Li-50B Li-Ion Battery and additional backup, padded soft camera case Precision design, and a 5 piece lens cleaning kit.

This is all you need to capture your vacation – both in digital images and video. Having a back-up battery is also one of the main accessories I suggest everyone has in their camera kit.

I found a great deal on Olympus Stylus SW Accessories, all in one convenient kit, click for more information.