A couple of years ago, I ran across an eBay auction for a Leica M3 and a whole host of lenses. It was a package that was worth well over $4,000, but featured a “BUY IT NOW” price of only $100. I’ve fallen for the whole “It’s too good to be true” thing before, but figured there was no harm in sending an email and inquiring. Hours later, I found myself on the phone with an elderly woman in San Francisco.
Hell on memory cards? These little bastards are for you… These Samsung cards are water, shock, and magnet proof. They are available in 16 and 8 gig sizes for a pretty decent price.
Reader submitted… Looking for a really expensive overkill of an iPad/iPhone stand? Rokform has you covered. And I have to admit, it’s pretty damned cool looking.
A lot of people think this camera is going to change the world of street shooting. I’m not one of them, but I dig it all the same. Essentially, the OM-D (that will officially be released later today) is a micro 4/3 camera with an unmatchable auto-focus system, external view finder, 16mp sensor, and classic looks. Expect a street price of around $1200 for the body only.
The news should break here today.
So, you just thought you wanted a Fuji X100. In reality, you’ve been waiting on this… A pseudo-rangefinder with interchangeable lenses for less than the $12k a Leica M9 kit will set ya back. This could change the game fellas…
So I got my new iPhone 4s and instantly began looking for a minimal, yet effective case. In the past, I’ve always used Incase slip cases and while they are great at protecting your phone, you are left with a generic form factor that hides the gorgeous lines designed by Apple. This time around, I wanted something different.
If you travel a lot, you totally get this. Essentially, the PlugBug is an extension to your stock Apple laptop charger that allows you to charge both your laptop and your iOS device. I want it.
How’s this for a rare Leica accessory? That’s a IIIa you see there all buttoned up against the stock. It’s all part of a kit that was made in very limited numbers in the 1930’s. Details here.
