In this part of our digital photography gear demo’s, another range of awesome new products:

One of the coolest point and shoot comes from NIKON- The Coolpix S7c

Watch and listen as Paloma works it out for you.
Remember: T-mobile, Starbucks hotspots, email high quality shots from the CAMERA? There was a party at PPE and NIKON was there shooting away with this camera . Almost immediately the partygoer’s photos were projected onto the walls. Too much fun. And with the holidays/parties/gatherings upon us,should definitely be a solid consideration .

To keep your IPOD looking sparkling fresh, and most importantly, protected you’ve probably purchased a case from the company SPECK before.
They have now started an offshoot company, “ Camera Armor” and have taken the experience they gained with IPOD and applied it to cameras. These custom shaped and contoured units allow you to protect your camera and still have complete access to the controls. All of them.

I’m not always using a camera bag. I’ll admit it. I do …um….place my camera carefully in my backpack. But deep down I want to protect this lens-carrying computer. this is on my must get list.

Here it is: Camera Armor- silicon, custom shaped, full access to controls, protective cover.

If you have ever considered making your own photo book, and was loking around for the best there is, this is it:
Asuka books. Long a favorite of discerning wedding photographers, many other artist have discovered this quality way to present their work.
As either a portfolio presentation or as an added value to your clients, I have looked far and wide for the best. Look no further.

Of course you may have felt that the most expensive part of your digital printing process are the inks. You are correct.
Here is a possible solution from MEDIASTREET. A refillable bulk ink feeding system for most of the major high quality digital photo printers. they’ve been doing this for years an probably have the best track record in the field. Take a look.

And here are just a few more videos to present in this series. We just wanted to make sure you saw the things we felt were the “best of show”. The holidays are coming.

Cheers!
Damon Webster

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