General Photography

OGroteKoning said:
Pricey! What makes then so special?
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The cards have built in Wi-Fi and automatically transfers the photos to your device(s) when you shoot.

Great for photo journalists who need to speed up workflow for filing to the media houses.

EDIT: Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe the newer Canons have this function built in? Nikon you need to buy separate adaptors.
 
APoc184 said:
The cards have built in Wi-Fi and automatically transfers the photos to your device(s) when you shoot.

Great for photo journalists who need to speed up workflow for filing to the media houses.
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Thanks.
My camera has built in Wi-Fi. I can see how these cards can be an asset on cameras without Wi-Fi.
 
APoc184 said:
The cards have built in Wi-Fi and automatically transfers the photos to your device(s) when you shoot.

Great for photo journalists who need to speed up workflow for filing to the media houses.

EDIT: Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe the newer Canons have this function built in? Nikon you need to buy separate adaptors.
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It would be but I've never come across one that actually used the card. I've got two of them but my two primary cameras are both CF card only and the adapters are flakey.
 
Zenbaas said:
+1. If you have some good launch specials then I might be interested in a pair at least.

EDIT:ESQUIRE I tried to log into my account but i see it has been deleted (no record thereof in your system). Why is this...?
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And silence :rolleyes:
 
Moon photography

I tried to take a photo of the full moon a couple of nights ago.

It did not work very well :erm:, but I am wondering what caused the image of the second "shadow" moon to the right of the targeted photograph.

Any ideas? the photo was taken with a Nikon Coolpix P520

Also tips on moon photography welcomed ..:D

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Stare at the image to the left and the shadow image disappears.
 
Shaun108 said:
Stare at the image to the left and the shadow image disappears.
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I stared at it for 5 mins. now i have this black spot whereever i look... how do i get rid of it. help me im deperate kthnks

In all seriousness i Thought it was a Filter that caused the image on the right, I then realised its not a DSLR so it could just be the lens that has some internal reflections or something.... Definitely over exposed though.
 
wez1007 said:
In all seriousness i Thought it was a Filter that caused the image on the right, I then realised its not a DSLR so it could just be the lens that has some internal reflections or something
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Thanks all for the input / tips .. I also thought that the cause could be that it was not taken with a DSLR, but with my SO's Nikon Coolpix. I'll try again with my Canon 550D DSLR next full moon
 
Esquire said:
Hello All

Just to let you know that we signed a distribution agreement with Eye-Fi in US to bring the full range of Eye-Fi product to South Africa

Stocks will be here in about 10 days as they are airfreighted _more details to follow.

www.esquire-shop.co.za/FindBrand.aspx?ID=928&Brand=Eye-Fi&Logo
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These Eye-Fi products are now in stock
Click on the link below to view these specials that are valid now and until this weekend.
http://www.esquire.co.za/specials/2014_03_19Main.html
 
That's weird. I only see regular cards. I'll speak to my sales rep.
 
Time to start gathering the gear for Ironman weekend...

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Plus laptops, power supplies, chargers, cables, and spare drives :(
 
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