COFFEEBOXX

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This is a serious coffee maker for serious environments. Perfect for the work shop… I don’t have one, but a friend does and it kicks ass.

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The Filmomat

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Speaking of film… and I promise I’ll lay off this antiquated shit after this… The Filmomat (if affordable) is going to change the world of hipsters everywhere…

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JCH StreetPan 400 film

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I just developed my first roll of StreetPan 400 – a new film offered by Japan Camera Hunter. Thoughts? I find it pretty similar to Tri-X, only it has a finer grain and less contrast. If you are into film photography at all, pick a few rolls up. You’ll be glad ya did.

Source: JCH StreetPan 400 film – Japan Camera Hunter

Sony FDR-X3000R 4K Action Cam

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I hate GoPro with a passion that runs deeper than you could ever imagine. I’m currently on my 5th replacement Hero 4 with no end in sight to the horrible customer service. As such, I’m really pulling for an alternative. And word on the street is that this Sony delivers on the promise.

Source: Sony FDR-X3000R 4K Action Cam, w/Balanced Optical SteadyShot & Live View Remote FDR-X3000R

In-Out Alarm Clock

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You know when you gotta get up early for something super important and you check your alarm clock five different times to make sure it’s set correctly? Well, screw that. Get this thing.

Source: In-Out Alarm Clock – Lexon USA

The Hasselblad 500 C/M

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I have a real problem with collecting cameras. My next one is ALWAYS the answer… and always my last. Right now, my focus is on a legend – the Hasselblad 500. For those not in the know, it’s a medium format camera that is completely modular allowing not only interchangeable lenses, but viewfinders, film backs, cranks, and other accessories as well. In fact, if you bought a Hasselblad C camera body in 1957 you could still be shooting with that camera today using a $12k digital back and all the best lenses from Carl Zeiss. The system is simply a marvel of design and engineering.

And I want one. It’s the answer to all my dreams. It’s all I need. Honest.

This one on eBay is tempting simply because that case is just too charming. But, I don’t buy cameras on eBay.

edelkrone Wing

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Camera sliders are typically big, bulky, and a total pain in the ass to deal with. Edelkrone’s new Wing promises to change that. It’s limited to a 16″ sweep, but when collapsed it’s not much bigger than your cell phone. Brilliant.

Source: edelkrone Wing