Joby Action Battery Grip

Joby have launched yet another handy action camera accessory, the Joby Action Battery Grip, as the product name implies, this lightweight, compact grip allows you to power your action video cameras such as GoPro, Contour, and the Sony Action Cam. With a battery capacity of 2600 mAh, the grip can triple the battery life of your camera while keeping things lightweight and compact. You can even use it to charge your smartphone or any other USB device. Comes with a built-in GoPro mount and thumbscrew, a top pin for use with any other action camera, and a USB charging cable. watch the video

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OLYMPUS TOUGH TG-2

Olympus has updated its line-up of Tough cameras, one of their latest models is the Olympus TG-2, an update of the very successful TG-1 model. Water, freeze and shock resistant, the TG-2 is virtually indestructible on the outside and is packed with a 12-megapixel backside illuminated CMOS sensor and a 4x optical zoom lens, plus Dual image stabilization, GPS and a 3" OLED display....
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LENS EXCHANGE CASE | BY LOWEPRO

If you´re a professional or keen photographer, you´ll know that you require versatility and instant access more than ever. With this in mind Lowepro have released the practical Lowepro S&F Lens Exchange Case, it features a dual-compartment design that allows users to quickly change out a lens with one hand. It also includes a built-in all weather cover for protecting lenses from the elements. Watch the video Also by Lowepro: ...
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NIKON Z50

Nikon have introduced the Nikon Z50, their smallest and most affordable mirrorless camera to join the Z series. The compact travel camera houses a 20.9-megapixel APS-C sensor, and an EXPEED 6 image processor, which enables fast performance, reliable autofocus with eye detection, and notable low-light performance. There is also a flip-down selfie screen, and UHD 4K is supported along with Full HD recording, which can shoot at up to 120 fps for slow-motion playback. T...
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