Led Macro Ring Light For Macro Ring Flash For Nikon D200 D100 D700 D70S D80 D70 D50 D5000 D3000 D300S D90 D40 D40X D60 D3 D2H D3X D700 D300 D300S D3000 D5000 + 67MM RING ADAPTER

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Provide constant even lighting
Fully compatible with digital and film SLR cameras for close-up photography
direct 58mm threading, includes 3 adapter rings 52, 55, and 62mm
Includes AC adapter
Specifications
Illumination range: approximately 1" to 9.75" (12.25cm to 25cm)
Color Temperature: 3000K
Internal Power Source: built-in long life lithium polymer battery.
External: AC adapter for charging
Provide constant even lighting
Fully compatible with digital and film SLR cameras for close-up photography
direct 58mm threading, includes 3 adapter rings 52, 55, and 62mm
Includes AC adapter
Power Indicator
Light Indication
Green Strength
Yellow Intermediate
Red Low
Supplied Accessories
One ( 1 ) DIGITAL CONCEPTS 518AF 58MM
Three ( 3 ) rings ( 52mm to 58mm, 55mm to 58mm, 62mm to 58mm )
One ( 1 ) AC Adapter 110V - 240V
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 "Buy it for macro photos!" 2009-12-11
By K. Wood (USA)
When I saw this item, it was newly released. There were no reviews, and I was somewhat hesitant about purchasing it.

Now that I own it, I love it and would recommend it to anyone doing macro photography.

First off, the housing is made of a very durable plastic (yes I dropped it onto concrete on accident) didn't even scratch the outside.

The LED's are mounted behind a milky colored plastic housing, yet they put off a bright white light.

There are 12 LED's, so it gives a nice even lighting of the subject.

The camera I am using it on is a Nikon D-3000. First thing I found, is turn off the flash and the camera will adjust to the lighting perfectly.

The charge on the battery lasts quite a while. I have used mine for a combined total of around 5 hours and it still shows a full charge.

The charger it comes with is actually a USB output charger that any USB cable would fit into. That being said, you can actually charge this light

from any computer USB port. The instructions say that it will charge even while you are using it in AC mode.

The housing is threaded on the front and back, so you can add a filter, lens-cap, or macro lens onto the front so you dont have to keep removing the light from your camera lens.

Do Not tighten this light when you install it! If you do the automatic focus will cause it to turn with the lens and if you are using the screw mount on the bottom of the light with a tripod

it would probably break. I screwed it on until it touches and then backed it off one full turn. It works great like that for me, since I have a 3" tripod mounted on it to help me steady my shots.


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Nikon GP-1 GPS Unit for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras

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Geotag (image positioning information of pictures such as latitude, longitude [Geodetic System WGS84]) can be added to the image.

Correlation between pictures and maps is supported by GPS function in conjunction with ViewNX version 1.2 software (no-charge download) and my Picturetown.

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- Geotag (image positioning information of pictures such as latitude, longitude [Geodetic System WGS84]) can be added to the image.
- Correlation between pictures and maps is supported by GPS function in conjunction with ViewNX version 1.2 software and my Picturetown.
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 "Works, but D90 owners be careful!" 2010-02-09
By D. C. Clark (Fairfax, VA USA)
I've had my GP-1 for almost a year now, and recently got my D90 body back from the repair shop due to a problem from the GP-1 attachment. The cable that connects the GP-1 to the camera is very poorly designed - it over stresses the connection jack where it attaches to the camera. After several months of use (not very heavy use, either), the connection became intermittent then finally failed. Luckily both the D90 body and the GP-1 were still under warranty, and the replacement of the D90 interface board was covered. I hate to think how much that would have cost otherwise.



Hopefully, Nikon will redesign this cable; I've heard of others having this problem as well. The D300 attachment should be fine; it's a much more heavy duty connection plug. It wouldn't be hard to make a better cable, but the Nikon web site still shows this bad design as the replacement part.



There is another D90 related problem - when mounted to the flash shoe, the GP-1 sticks out far enough so that it blocks the built in flash from popping up all the way. True, there are parts included so that the GP-1 can be attached to the camera strap, but this suggests that Nikon rushed this into production too soon.



I'm giving it a grudging two stars, even though it doesn't deserve it. When working, it does what it's supposed to and that's very useful. But Nikon apparently didn't even do the most basic user testing across the camera bodies that support this. This is not even a 1.0 level product.

 "Nikon GPS didn't work over seas" 2010-02-07
By Newton D. Baker
I was unable to get satilite fixes anywhere in the southern himispher or in Cambodia. It could be operater error but I followed the very sparce instructions.

 "GP-1 No disappointments here" 2010-01-30
By L. Johnston (Menifee, CA USA)
I have had the GP-1 for a couple of months and experimented extensively with it tied to my Nikon D3. I use Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop CS4 in my workflow and the GPS Data it right there. You can also read it in the metadata on the camera's screen. I was concerned about some of the other reviews but elected to gamble on it. I have not been disappointed in any way. If you can see the southern sky it responds very quickly, even from a cold start. There is the question of battery draw when left on but I have not experienced any issue there. If you are in a questionable location (deep canyon or indoors) I'd suggest leaving the camera on once the GP-1 has locked on. If you are shooting outdoors with that southern sky view, go ahead and turn the camera on and off as you normally do. The lock-on is within the time the auto-focus does its thing. I have had a couple of indoor locations that the unit can not lock-on but let's face it, most GPS units suffer that same issue. I plan on this little guy being a normal part of my set-up from now on. I do extensive wildlife photograph and having this additional recording of "where and when" will be a great asset.

For those of you who say you're unhappy with the product, let me know when you put it on e-bay; I have more than one camera.

 "Great works as Advertised" 2009-10-30
By David Springett (Florida)
Works great. Can be a little slow to locate itself the first time in an area - after that its pretty quick.

I would like a different plug orientation - right angled would be better - as I am concerned over knocking it and breaking it

 "Rugged GPS for Nikon cameras" 2009-10-03
By Busy Executive (Long Island, NY)
I've owned two other GPS units for my D300, and although it has a few issues, the Nikon GP1 is far and away the best.



First and foremost, it's rugged and high quality. I don't think I'm rough on my equipment, but I went through two other (non-Nikon) units in under a year. So far the Nikon is holding up well.



The GP-1 does take a while to acquire satellites...I'd say for me it's typically around 15 seconds. Sometimes it works indoors, sometimes it doesn't. I don't notice a big difference in this regard between the Nikon and other brands I've tried. But unlike one of my other (non-Nikon) GPS units, I never get false signals - if the coordinates are recorded, they are correct.



I tend to keep the GP-1 mounted to my camera strap (I like the Crumpler - the GPS fits on it well) and I tend to leave it connected all the time. I tend not to turn the camera on and off between shots, and as others have pointed out, it does drain the battery at a good clip. I use the MB-D10 battery grip with my D300...it has a larger battery and this helps a lot. I tend to get about 1200 pictures per charge with the GPS on (but the flash typically off).



Only other complaint is that the GP-1 creates a little contention for the 10-pin port on the camera. Sometimes I use a Nikon MC-36 (remote control) whilch also requires the 10-pin connector, and it would be nice if there were a built-in way to chain the devices together. Yes, I've seen various "Y" adapters, but I haven't had luck with them - they tend to create an unwieldy tangle of wires that I'm always catching things on. I guess I'm also wondering why Nikon doesn't just build GPS into the camera itself, as they do with one of their point-and-shoots. Hopefully the next design.



Recommended.



UPDATE: February 2010



I recently tried Apple's latest version of Aperture (3.0), and for some reason, it doesn't understand the GPS coordinates embedded in my D300's RAW files. Not sure if this is a problem with the GP-1 or a bug in Apple's software, but the two don't seem to work together well.






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Nikon MC-DC1 Remote Cord for Nikon D70S & D80 Digital SLR Cameras

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- For the Nikon D70S & N80 Digital SLR Cameras
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 "Remote cord for Nikon D80 Digital SLR Camera" 2009-10-09
By Andrew
Thie device is small enough to carry in your picket or any carry bag without taking up much space. The only drawback to this device is that for low light situations, such as shooting fireworks or places where flash is not allowed, it malfunctions, meaning that it don't release the shutter. The other drawback, which is not really a big issue, is that it don't allow you to do any continous shooting.

 "classic and easy to use." 2009-08-14
By H. Su (U.S.)
This small part works well with Nikon D80 camera.



When I took pictures for fireworks in Memorial Day night, it enabled me take pictures and enjoy the fireworks at the same time.



I recommend strongly to have one!



I have ML-L3 remote wireless too, but it only works well in front of camera.

 "Very much needed..." 2009-07-13
By R. Meyer (Bartlett, IL USA)
If you are going to do any type of shooting from a tripod then this is a must have. Simple to connect easy to use.

 "It works well enough" 2009-05-27
By S. Moeur (Phoenix AZ)
It is, as several have mentioned, difficult to plug into the camera all the way. It is a tiny, awkward connection that requires nimble fingers. Also, it is too easy to slide the shutter lock inadvertently. With either the connection or lock even invisibly out of place, the unit will not work.



However, once all is snug, it works perfectly.



It would be nice if the Nikon remotes were a little more generic, and fit more than a couple of models.

 "Good timed exposure tool" 2009-04-09
By Gregory Price (Dallas, TX)
This has two main advantages over the cordless remote: you can stand anywhere you want within the cord's limit, and you can use the shutter release lock to hold the exposure without tiring your thumb.



However, the lock can be accidentally engaged if you have fat thumbs like me, so it's worth being careful. It's also worth noting that connecting the cable can jolt an already framed shot, as it takes some oomph to push it in.



Overall, a well constructed unit, but be careful with the shutter release lock.


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Opteka Microfiber Deluxe Photo/Video Camera Gadget Bag with LCD Protectors, Lens Cleaning Kit & Tabletop Tripod

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- Fantastic for digital SLR, point & shoot, and video cameras!
- Features 9 main compartment, plus 2 side pockets, zippered mesh pocket in lid, front zippered accessory pocket
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- The Opteka 5 piece camera/lens cleaning kit cleans lenses, camera Lenses, and filters and includes a lens cleaning solution
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 "nice" 2010-02-17
By Melissa Berri
Very nice. It holds all my gadgets, and has plenty of room for other thingd.

 "Cheap but functional so far - but not for bad weather" 2010-02-09
By Ed Oscuro (Battle Creek, MI USA)
The card that came with mine identifies it as the SC-405BK - it's identical to what's shown here, except that there is a rubber Opteka logo sewn into the front pouch. I'm a bit annoyed by the price shown here - not bad at all for what you get, and I'm sure I paid a little bit more. It's strictly functional for the amateur photographer, but may fall apart and has no weather sealing.



For the price, it's very decent. You get side pockets for your batteries, charger, and memory cards. The front pocket holds a tabletop tripod with ease (and room for at least one more), but isn't deep enough to hold a lens - I can physically place one or possibly even two kit zooms (like the Canon 28-90mm f4-5.6 III, and probably the current 18-55mm too) but the front buckles out. A good sign is that the front of this pocket is actually quite rigid. The center pocket is good for holding a prosumer SLR like a 35mm film body like the EOS Rebel T2, or the more modern T1i (500D in non markets outside North America). You can attach a lens and put something else in the case. Currently, I have the T1i, a 50mm f/1.4 with the hood attached, and an old black plastic camera cleaning box from the 80s between (I keep it around for the lens brush and blower). That's about all the space you get. I also would attach a small to medium lens case like the Lowepro 1W to the shoulder strap for taking to your site, but be careful that the belt attachment point doesn't snag on something.



The advertised microfiber construction probably keeps dust down, and it hasn't generated any static that I've noticed. The shoulder sling has a contour where it meets the shoulder, though even this small bag could start to strain your neck if you pack the bag full, in which respect heavier bags will do worse.



So what's simply bad? As another reviewer noted, many seams are cheaply done. It came with loose threads poking around the ends of the zippers on both sides of the main compartment. I haven't noticed this elsewhere. It's holding up just fine, but it's poor fit and finish when it comes that way new. It also has me worried that it'll start to unravel over time - some of the loose threads happily mingle with the zipper teeth.



More seriously, all that protects your camera and lenses from the elements is a simple zipper and the lightly padded walls of the bag. The wall of the bag doesn't seem likely to let liquids through, but the seams and zipper will. This allowed a lens to fog up badly when a dedicated, better-made bag for a single lens with a lip between the zipper and the thick wall did not. I don't believe any claims this is waterproof, and didn't see any in any case. A few cents' investment in a plastic bag resolves the fogging problem, but it's added trouble and many photographers will not appreciate the extra steps. If you find yourself shooting in all-weather conditions (which, of course, many people don't) and need to protect your equipment you should look elsewhere.



If you're just shooting pictures at the occasional balmy vacation resort, or a climate-controlled interior (and haven't left your bag in a cold car overnight), this bag does well, doesn't take too much space providing extra padding, and slings across the shoulder easily.

 "GREAT value!" 2009-12-26
By Griffie
I was required to buy a Nikon camera for a college class this semester, so I bought a hardly used Nikon D50 that came with a 18-55mm lens. Soon thereafter, a good friend of mine gave me a 70-300mm lens that he was no longer using. I needed a good camera bag, yet an affordable one at the same time. This bag neatly fit my camera body (with strap attached), my 70-300mm lens, and my 18-55mm lens all in the one compartment. In the top zipper I fit all of the cleaning supplies that came with the bag (very cheaply made supplies here, but they do the job just fine). The mini tripod and a few cords for my camera fit in the front zipper on the front of the bag. The tripod is pretty useless for a DSLR such as a Nikon or a Canon, but I've used it twice already with my 18-55mm lens and while it's not very tall, it was sturdy enough that it worked for what I needed to use it for at the time. I'm not even going to try to use it with my 70-300mm lens on! But this is just a minor annoyance, as these accesories were free anyway.



The Bag is a GREAT value -- and my only complaint thus far is that I wish it had more than just one small divider for the inner compartment..However I am gratefull that it did at least come with one -- and it velcros on quite nicely on the inside.



I DEFINITELY reccomend this for DSLR owners that are low on money and only have two lenses -- Any more would not fit in it, but it is perfect for my purposes.

 "Very Very small bag! Just enough to fix a DSLR camera." 2009-12-03
By Patrick Nguyen (NC, USA)
I just got this bag today, I looked at the reviews here alot of reviews said this bag should fix a DSLR camera and 2 lenses. This totally wrong, it can fix just a DSLR camera itself, I have a Sony Alpha 200, this bag fix a DSLR camera boy and the 18-70mm lens kit. That is it. You can not fix the 2 lenses with this bag. Also, now I looked at the the picture of the bag on Amazon.com this outside cover is not the same the one I got today! can't complaint much since it's only 15usd plus 7usd for shipping.

 "Great bag for one dslr" 2009-10-05
By Erika Stormoen
I have a Nikon D90 and this bag fits my D90 PERFECTLY! It can also hold small misc things in the various zippers all over the bag (i.e. memory cards, flash drives, cleaning kits, tabletop tripod [included but too small to hold up the D90], and other various small items. All I have right now is my camera and small accessories, but if you have a dslr camera AND a flash then your going to need a bigger bag. But its the perfect size for just the camera! I love it!! :)


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Nikon CF-DC1 Semi-Soft Case for Nikon D40 Digital SLR Camera (25355)

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 "Well-fitting case for travel use" 2010-01-27
By CHEW Khong Yik (Singapore, Singapore)
I have a Lowepro Nova 190AW camera bag that I carry with all my gear but for vacations I prefer to carry my D40 around my neck for quick access. I want something light to go with my D40 and have reasonable protection against accidental bumps and scratches. I dislike capping my lenses during travel as I tend to forget to recap and lose these in no time.



Which brings me to conclude about what I like about this bag:



1. Lightweight - no other camera bag is as light while being able to fit the camera like a glove.



2. Soft inner padding that will prevent scratches to the lens.



3. A rigid face that do not indent easily - the font part is made of a tough, leather-like material, with the Nikon logo made of thick and rigid plastic, not printed or sewed on - a nice touch. This prevents any collapse or accidental puncture of the front cover, as this portion would be the most exposed while the camera hangs on my neck/shoulder. (see photo)



4. Water resistant polyester fabric externally with a oversized cap to protect against accidental splashes - you can put the camera safely on a table next to your drink.



5. Closed notch allows the neck strap to hook through the bag and permits removal of the camera completely out of the bag without worry of misplacing the bag. I can even fit my D40 on a tripod/monopod with the case hanging off the strap, without worry of the entire tripod tipping over due to the weight of the case.



What can be improved:

1. A wider strip of velcro for a firmer closure of the cap.

2. The cap is sewn on the bag and may wear with time. I would have preferred a removable cap, perhaps using a couple of snap-on buttons,to allow usage of long telephoto lenses that may protrude from the camera.

3. The top spine and sides should be fitted with a more rigid platic strip to allow fitting of the camera into the bag without it collapsing or to allow pushing the camera in with one hand.

4. Small accessory bag integrated on the sides/cap for SD card, lens cloth or even extra battery

5. A belt pouch/adaptor



Overall I AM satisfied with this bag as it fits my use perfectly while being lightweight enough. It does not offer enough protection for drops - that is why there is provision for the neck strap to go through the bag. It fits the kit lens, 55-200 zoom and even the new, large diameter 60mm Mikro-Nikkor.



If you are planning to travel on foot for a entire day but do not want to lug a camera bag and only need some light protection for your D40 that will be hanging around your neck/shoulder, this would be a great choice.

 "Awesome!" 2009-11-05
By D. Slater (Schoolcraft, MI USA)
We really like this Semi-Soft Case for our Nikon D40! It is perfect for taking to an event and not have to haul the huge case with us! We're looking forward to getting a lot of use of it when we go on vacation!

 "perfect for Nikon D40" 2009-06-28
By Karen (San Jose, CA)
It's a perfect fit with the D40 and the 18-200mm lens. padded enough to provide protection in my sling bag. exactly what I was looking for.

 "VERY soft, not semi soft" 2009-05-05
By Blaise Maarten (Chapel Hill, NC)
I just bought this product. I hoped the case would be a form fitting, minimalist, durable case to protect my camera from being bumped while in the case. Although the case is perhaps more aesthetic, two socks would probably accomplish the same end. Be advised that by "semi soft", Nikon really does mean soft. There is little semi-ness about its softness.



The manufacturing quality also seems poor, with flimsy stitching on the hinge and a puny velcro latch. The lid fits on loosely to the body of the case. I don't expect this case to last more than a few years.



On a positive note, the appearance isn't terrible (although baggier than I hoped). The camera fits in easily, and it's not hard to fit it with telescopic lens attached to the camera. The case can connect to the neck strap, so you needn't hold it when you take it out.



All in all, I wouldn't recommend this item. I would recommend you go to your local camera shop and try fitting your camera into the cases they have and buy one that you can touch and feel. I was disappointed when this arrived.

 "consider the cf-d80 first" 2009-04-26
By ohroonoko (Silicon Valley, USA)
I own a D60 and went with the CF-D80. It's nice soft "pleather" and according to the reviews it can accomodate the D80/D90 with a Nikkor 18-200mm lens. I figure this should also accomodate my D60 with the same lens (which I plan on getting soon). So check out that case before deciding on this one.


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 "Fits D90 also. Great for portability if not using more than one lens." 2010-01-31
By James R. Lutz (Roswell, GA USA)
This is good protection for my D90. I attach memory cards, remote to the camera strap and use my pockets for other small articles. Case is easily removed while the camera strap is around my neck. Is good when I don't want to carry a camera bag or use more than one lens.

 "Very good product" 2010-01-04
By Cheng I. Lee
Accurate shipping. Product is very good. You don't need to cary whole back pack for a short trip.

 "great, but" 2009-12-11
By Y (NY, NY)
Great because it offers some protection to the camera and lens, although as others have noted there is zero storage space for anything else. Not that I need much more, but if you have multiple lenses than this is not for you. I got it mainly so that I could just grab the camera and go out; if traveling it would fit into a larger camera bag or backpack with other stuff. I haven't quite figured out what to do with it when taking pictures, it's not really supposed to stay on the camera strap, but it is soft and can collapse down into a big jacket pocket temporarily although it is a little bulky in there.

 "Exactly what was needed" 2009-09-09
By Ralph
This case was the perfect one for my D90. Enough padding to keep it safe when tossed around, but not enough try dropping. Nothing fancy about it, just something to keep it safe when stored or taking on a trip.

 "This is a great case for D90" 2009-08-31
By Vidit Bhargava (Memphis, USA)
This is a great case for D90. I am using this with D90 coupled with the 18-105mm kit lens. The camera fits in this perfectly without any issues. This case provides basic protection from dust and scratches and in no way can it protect the camera if its dropped.



The leather is soft and feels nice. The cap of the case holds by a velcro but you can fasten the camera by a button which holds the camera strap to the case.



Again...it provides basic support to the camera but not for rugged use. Should use this coupled with a backpack for that kind of protection.



Would definitely recommend it.


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 "poor price" 2010-02-09
By C. Banks (Statesboro, GA USA)
I have sent this item back....$50.00 for a camera cover waaaaaay too much money for this item....

 "A little larger" 2010-01-27
By Kevin T. Feeney (Falls Church, VA United States)
I bought armour coating and it does not fit in the case. Buy the armor if you want to use the camera often but, get the case if you just want to carry it.

 "nice case" 2009-12-28
By Jeffrey R. Schroeder (Grand Rapids MN)
very easy to take on and off camera, seems to offer excellent protection, like the clean simple design

 "Good Enough" 2009-11-20
By Richard4286 (Houston)
I've had my Nikon D-5000 for a couple of months now and use this case pretty much exclusively. My original Nikon 35mm film camera (for those old enough to remember film) case used the tripod mount to secure the case to the camera. As the D5000 has the screen the old approach does not work. So, there is a small strap that goes around the neck strap, and you pull the entire case off to shoot and it sort of dangles there. After taking a couple of pictures, you have to pull the case back around the camera (and often the right side sort of folds in and you have to try again). If I'm going to be taking more than a few shots, like at the zoo, I leave the case off completely. So, not the most convenient case, but at the same time not sure how you would improve it. It provides a little protection for dust and bumping and scratches. It is worth buying but can't rave over it.

 "Nikon D-5000 Case" 2009-09-27
By The BigDog (Rochester, NY)
A must for your D-5000 camera. A little bit of added protection when traveling to and from shoots. This one piece case does not attach to the camera but encases it and has a Velcro closure for easy access to the camera. The case can be removed for camera use or dangled from the camera strap if you do not have a place to put it while capturing a memory. This could potentially get in the way but I have not experienced this yet.


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