Fuji X-Pro2 Graphite

Fujifilm have presented a beautiful new graphite finish to their flagship camera, the Fuji X-Pro2. Previously only available in black, the new graphite finish gives it a luxurious yet industrial look more reminiscent of the standard metallic of classic film cameras. The new edition features the same specs as the standard-edition, which means the stunning X-Pro2 Graphite has the same incredibly fine X-Trans CMOS image sensor as in the usual black version. The camera is sold together with the Fujinon XF23mm F2 R WR lens and LH-XF35-2 lens hood in the same graphite color as the body.

AirPods Retro

Colorware, is a US company that has distinguished itself in the market just by changing the original color and customizing some popular technological products. Their latest creation looks like it could have been paired with the original Macintosh. The cool looking AirPods Retro bring back all the nostalgia without compromising on technology, they feature the rainbow colored button and faux vents that will have you reminiscing back to the 80s. The limited edition com...
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Leica M11-P Safari

Leica's latest masterpiece, the M11-P Safari, brings military-inspired design to its flagship digital rangefinder without compromising an ounce of performance. Dressed in a rugged olive-green finish, this special edition pays homage to Leica's historic Safari cameras from the 1970s, now with a luxurious twist. The brass top and bottom plates are coated in a durable matte green, perfectly paired with matching leatherette and silver controls for a cle...
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UNIT PORTABLES UNIT 04 IPAD SLEEVE

Unit 04 iPad sleeve is a stylish, protective, padded sleeve for the iPad or other tablet. Unit 04 features a practical built in handle design, allowing you even more portability. Unit 04 is made with quality, durable materials and sports a clean, minimal design, it can be attached to the Unit 01 Shoulder Bag featured here before. You can buy it in the US at Vetted or in Europe at the brand´s online store. ...
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