Recently we discussed the Camera Armor system for protecting your DSLR.

I used it on my Nikon D200, carried it around in a Jansport backpack with the rest of my junk…umm…important business papers, ipod, portable hard drive, headphones. You get the idea.

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The camera was totally protected and I had piece of mind. I keep it on my camera and every button works as it should.
When I used to throw my Nikon F3 35mm in my pack and not think twice, I knew the camera was built like a tank :” hammer nails with it all day , and it’ll still shoots straight”.so to speak.

The current computers with lenses need a bit more protection. I’m not saying you should throw your gear around. But when you need to add some protection, this is the right product.

OK, now the good news…Camera Armor feels that our readers should have the opportunity first hand to experience this great product!

They are supplying ONE FREE every month for a lucky reader.

Pretty cool, right?

OK , here is how we’ll do it:

First , check their site to make sure they have the armor to fit your camera. NIkon and Canon only. (currently)
Second, send us an email with the words “Camera Armor” in the subject line. damonw@photoinduced.com.
Make sure you add a shipping address and most importantly : the camera model you need the armor for.

This month , lucky #18 will be sent the Camera Armor System. Eligible emails must be dated March 5th or later. ( we now have an additional giveaway on the newsletter: check your email Weds. morn. at 9:00am PST.)

Huge thanks to this company and to those companies who have agreed to participate in our giveaways.

And here at photoinduced.com, we will only send out the products we believe in. So even if you don’t get the gratis product, take a look at your local retailer and see if it’s right for you. Rest assured , we’ve used it in a real world setting, and give you an honest assessment.

That’s how we do it.

Cheers!
Damon Webster

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