stuff we drool about

Sony A7R IV

Sony´s impressive new A7R IV packs a massive 61-megapixel sensor! The full-frame mirrorless camera also boats a burst speed of up to 10fps, and a reported 15 stops of dynamic range.  It also features a wide autofocus range with 567 focal-plane phase-detection AF points, a wide standard 100-32000 ISO range, an APS-C crop mode that captures images at 26.2-megapixels, a high-resolution 5.76 million-dot OLED EVF, dual SD slots with UHS-II support, 4K video capability, and USB-C support for faster transfers. 



sony-a7r-iv-2.jpg | Image

sony-a7r-iv-3.jpg | Image

sony-a7r-iv-4.jpg | Image

sony-a7r-iv-5.jpg | Image

sony-a7r-iv-6.jpg | Image

Insta360 X5 Action Cam - Image

Insta360 X5 Action Cam

Insta360 just upped the game with the new X5 Action Camera, a pocket-sized powerhouse that captures immersive 8K 360-degree video. With 144% larger sensors and a new Triple AI Chip system, the X5 delivers stunning clarity, especially in low light. The addition of PureVideo, AI noise reduction, and improved HDR makes it ideal for night shoots or harsh conditions. Built to compete with GoPro's best, the X5 features tougher scratch-resistant lenses, user-replaceab...
read more
Sony A7R III - Image

Sony A7R III

Sony have officially revealed the spectacular A7R III, a compact mirrorless camera that packs full-frame 42.4MP sensor, 15 stops of Dynamic Range and the Sony A9´s Autofocus. The A7R III in fact, inherits much of its new technology from the A9, but at quite a bit cheaper price. The follow-up to the highly acclaimed a7R II, now features a continuous shooting speed of up to 10fps with full AF/AE tracking (twice as fast as its predecessor) and the ab...
read more
PULSE CAMERA REMOTE - Image

PULSE CAMERA REMOTE

The Pulse Camera Remote is a new smart device that enables you to get a great deal of control on your DSLR camera from your smartphone through the mandatory app that goes with it. Using Bluetooth, you simply have to set the small gadget atop your camera´s hot shoe, connect it with the micro USB cable that’s attached to it, and control such features as the most obvious shutter button but also many others such as choosing the ISO of your choice, the aperture, takin...
read more