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Red Raven
Приєднався 7 кві 2014
Red Raven Marketing was founded in 2003 to deliver the very best quality accessories to the photographic and digital imaging community. Our priority is to offer unique products that help photographers take better images and can also produce good profits for our dealers. We inventory all product in our facilities in Uxbridge just a short drive outside of Toronto.
Shoulder Strap
This is the Kite Shoulder Strap available from www.redravenphoto.com/binocular-accessories
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Відео
Introducing the Kite Optics Smartphone Adapter for Digiscoping
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Introducing the Kite Optics Smartphone Adapter for Digiscoping
How to attach the strap to Kite Optics 16x42 APC Stabilized Binoculars
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How to attach the strap to Kite Optics 16x42 APC Stabilized Binoculars. Learn more about the APC stabilized binoculars at www.redravenphoto.com/apc-stabilized
How To Fix A Loose Camera Filter
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Here we show you how to fix a typical problem with camera lens filters where the retaining ring has come loose.
Testing out the new 12x42 and 16x42 APC Stabilized Binoculars from Kite Optics
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David Moseley and Phill Holder test out the new 12x42 and 16x42 APC Stabilized binoculars from Kite Optics. More info: www.redravenphoto.com www.kiteoptics.com www.mattholderfund.com
Testing the new 12x42 and 16x42 APC Stabilized binoculars from Kite Optics (short version)
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David Moseley and Phill Holder test out the new 12x42 and 16x42 APC Stabilized binoculars from Kite Optics. More info: www.redravenphoto.com www.kiteoptics.com www.mattholderfund.com
ROGUE SAFARI DSLR POPUP FLASH BOOSTER
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In this episode we take the Rogue Safari Popup Flash Booster to the zoo and demonstrate it against regular popup flash. Rogue Safari by ExpoImaging is a unique tool that concentrates the light from your popup flash to give you more range and power. It is best used for distance photography since it is optimized for telephoto zoom lenses over 100mm focal lengths. We also found that by working in ...
how simple it is!! loll!!!!!! a BIG TX for the hack my friend!!! :D
does it work with your IS binoculars?
Yes it does! You can see it in this video at 0:25.
How do you record the footage from what you're seeing through the binoculars? It's fantastic.
That was filmed using the Novagrade Double Gripper with an iPhone. www.redravenphoto.com/novagrade
Bought the Kite Optics 12x42 a year ago and they are the best binoculars that I will ever buy. It’s the stabilisation that is so good - non stabilised binoculars are so 19th century that, like Windows 3, they should be binned. Water proof, replacement batteries and, IMO 98% stabilisation - what else do you want
Phill Holder is an expert. Very creditable. The video production is excellent. Well done.
That Phil Holder guy seems like he knows what he's talking about
At 2:54 subtitle says "no stabilization" but the footage is super stable. I guess it's a mistake there.
hmm very handy for a low budget macro photographer like me :D just make an diffuser for it and doen ^_^
Hello, we would recommend against using the Safari for macro applications if the macro lens has a long barrel. The minimum focal length using the Safari is 100mm, any wider and a vignette will be noticeable. If the subject is very close to the lens the lens itself will cause a shadow just in front of the lens element. What it is good for, are subjects further away using a telephoto lens.
i have a camera that has a flash and it only reaches 1 to 3 meters will this item help make my flash better?
Hello Michael, the Safari is designed to fit in the hot-shoe of a Canon or Nikon DSLR with a popup flash, using a minimum focal length of 100mm. To see if it works with your particular camera a compatibility chart can be found here: www.rogueflash.com/pages/rogue-safari-camera-compatibility . To answer your question about improving your flash, it will certainly improve the distance your flash will travel. Will it be suitable for every situation? Probably not; shooting closer subjects in standard lighting conditions might end up over exposed unless flash compensation is dialed in. Where the Safari excels is shooting in low lighting conditions where the subject is far away, or if your exposure is competing with back-lighting from the sun.
what kind of photography would you recommend using this for?
Wildlife, sports... any type of photography using a telephoto lens and the subject is far away. It also is helpful for very low lighting conditions, but keep in mind the minimum focal length is 100mm.
So it boosts the flash range but necessarily doesn't intensify it....hmm...i wonder if this would be a good accessory for Macro.
+Caleb Rees Hi Caleb, the Rogue Safari's intended use is for distance, in the range of 10-60 feet. The specially designed fresnel lens focuses the wider burst from the pop-up flash into a narrow beam, therefore intensifying the center yet maintaining an even fill on a crop sensor camera. Ideal focal lengths with the Safari are telephoto-- 100mm or greater; when using lenses less than 100mm a vignetted effect would result. We would not recommend it for macro as it may greatly overexpose the image, but most likely the lens itself will block the flash when using the camera up close.