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Desktop Camera Stand

BASE Object have released Object 005, an elegant stand that props your camera up on your desk to prevent damage from a liquid spill or accidental bump that may have otherwise sent it crashing down the floor. The desktop camera stand is made from machined aluminum and comes in silver or a powder coated matte black finish. It is suitable for both DSLR and Mirrorless or Micro 4/3 camera body sizes. Includes soft plastic pads to protect camera and its tilted angle allows for easy viewing of the monitor.



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LEICA M10 MONOCHROM - Image

LEICA M10 MONOCHROM

Leica have introduced the gorgeous new M10 Monochrom, a rangefinder with an all-new 40MP black and white sensor. The new M10 Monochrom has all of the design traits and features of the popular M10, but is housed in a discrete body without any red badges or color-inalid engravings for a stealthier look, and brings a new level of resolution and performance to the M-System as well as black and white photography as a whole. Other notable features include a ISO sensitivit...
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Fujifilm X-T4

Fujifilm have announced the X-T4, their next flagship camera in the X series. The gorgeous new mirrorless camera has a number of features that may make it worth a look for photographers, such as in-body image stabilization, a new flip-out display, and improved battery life. The new model packs their latest 26.1MP X-Trans CMOS 4 sensor and X-Processor 4 quad-core CPU that helps enhance image quality and AF performance. For video enthusiasts there is 400Mbps, 4K/60fps...
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NIKON SCHOOL ONLINE CLASSES

Photography lovers rejoice! Nikon is letting you stream all their online photography courses for free this month! Nikon USA is offering 10 classes taught by professional photographers so you can buff up your skills. Classes range in length from 15 minutes to over an hour, and all are taught by pro photographers and often Nikon ambassadors. Some are gear specific, some are genre specific, and others cover the fundamentals of photography, but no matter your skill leve...
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