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Eosmagazineshop Spring/Summer 2013 EOSmagazineshop Spring/Summer 2013 Accessories for your EOS camera Close, closer... Extension tubes page 3 Reversing rings page 21 Capture that... Lens cap holders page 25 Remote controls page 14 Gorillas in the mist... GorillaPods & ballheads page 13 Outdoor gear page 9 Smooth waters... Neutral density filters page 20 Tripods & supports page 12 Inspiration & information... Training DVDs page 4 EOS eBooks page 32 www.eos-magazine.com/shop CamRanger There’s a few items that we are pleased to WIRELESS CONTROL VIA YOUR iOS DEVICE Contents feature once again in the shop. The GorillaPods CamRanger provides wireless control of your EOS camera via a free dedicated app on Welcome have always been a firm favourite in the office your iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch. The CamRanger enables you to shoot still or video images, view and change camera settings (shutter speed, ISO etc), focus, shoot at because of their versatility and robustness as It’s not only camera technology which is intervals and transfer images all at a distance of up to 50m (150ft). You can wirelessly Training DVDs 4 a support for your camera or flashgun. You’ll stream Live View to your iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch – great for when your camera is advancing rapidly. Whilst writing the article on placed in remote locations such as bird Books 6 find two models suitable for use with EOS remote accessories for the current April-June hides. The device is also suited to macro cameras on page 13. It’s also great to see that photography with its touch focusing, fine Outdoor gear 8 issue of EOS magazine we experimented with a focus control and focus stacking features. new Blue Crane is producing its range of pocketable Straps 10 variety of remote release devices. It’s amazing Once captured, you can view, download quick reference cards again. The inBrief cards and delete images from your camera’s what can be captured – making the seemingly memory card – all remotely and wirelessly. Tripods & supports 12 are on page 4 alongside their popular training impossible possible – but the CamRanger You can bring up the images full-screen Remote controls 14 DVD series and are already available for the and zoom into the full resolution of the (opposite) takes the field to a whole new level JPEG and raw files to check exposure and EOS 650D and 5D Mark III. Flash accessories 16 with its wireless capability. composition. A live histogram is available If you have any queries about the products to help you ensure that your images are Movie mode 18 We look forward to the CamRanger team correctly exposed. featured, there’s much more information online working to increase the capability and The normal intuitive iOS gestures make this a real For prints & slides 19 or you can get in touch by email or phone. treat to use. Double tap to increase magnification, compatability of this device, extending it to single tap to focus on a particular area and toggle Lens accessories 20 work with more EOS cameras and a range of between a variety of overlays (AF points, highlights, Happy shooting from the EOS magazine team. shadows, grid lines) via the easy-to-use menu icons. Media cards 22 other devices. There’s already a MacOS beta Includes soft black pouch for storing, ethernet cable for future firmware updates and USB- Batteries 23 version and the Android and PC versions are rechargeable (and replaceable) Li-Polymer battery. rumoured for next month, which will all work Battery life varies with usage but is typically 3-6 Lens protection 24 hours. Dimensions approx. 10cm x 6cm x 1.5cm (4 x with the same unit. 2.5 x 5/8 inches); weight 115g (4oz). LCD protectors 26 Compatible with EOS-1D Mark IV, 1Ds Mk III, 1D X, Viewfinders 27 5D Mark II, 5D Mark III, 6D, 7D, 40D, 50D, 60D, 450D, Sensor cleaning 28 500D, 550D, 600D, 650D. Not all features available with all listed EOS cameras – please check website for Bags & storage 30 Ways to shop Guiding you through more information. eBooks 32 Shop online 24/7 Indicates an item that is new to REF: K037 £269.99 www.eos-magazine.com/shop new EOS magazine shop catalogue Monday-Friday 9am-5pm More information available online in Extension tube set +44 (0)1869 331741 the article bank MAGNIFICATION WITH AUTOFOCUS RETAINED Get closer to your subject and achieve greater magnification whilst still retaining autofocus functionality with this set of Micnova Extension tubes. They are designed with all the circuitry and mechanical coupling to maintain autofocus EOS magazine, The Old Barn, Ball We tell you which items are and TTL auto exposure. Lane, Tackley, Kidlington, OX5 3AG EOS compatible with your EOS camera Extension tubes are designed to enable a lens to focus closer than its predetermined minimum focusing distance. Extension tubes have no optics, new but are mounted in between the camera body and lens to create more distance between the lens and film plane. By moving the lens further away from the film or sensor in the camera, the lens is forced to focus much closer than normal. The set contains three tubes of different lengths: 13mm, 21mm and 31mm. Each tube can be used individually or in any combination to obtain the desired Simple delivery No-fuss returns magnification. The greater the length of the tube, the closer the lens can focus. UK standard delivery £3.95 Return any item (in good condition) within 30 days We shot a series of images on an EOS 5D Mark II with EF 50mm lens attached using the various combinations of tubes (seven in total). We then made By Royal Mail 1st class for a refund or exchange. This does not affect some rough calculations to determine the apparent increase in magnification UK next day delivery £7.95 your statutory rights. Full terms and conditions are when using the different combinations of extension tubes when compared to an image taken with no extension tube and at the closest possible focusing (Monday-Friday) available on our website or on request. distance with the 50mm lens. The maximum magnification we achieved with all Credit card payments are taken when the order three tubes stacked together was ten times greater than with no extension tube Set of three tubes: 13mm, 21mm and 31mm Free UK standard delivery when you spend and the macro ratio was 1.5, giving us true macro photography. which stack together for easy storage and £50 or more in one transaction is placed. If we are not able to supply the goods for greater magnification when shooting. you order within seven days an immediate refund REF: K042 £79.99 We despatch to Europe and other countries will be made to your card. worldwide. The charge varies with weight All prices include VAT (Value Added Tax), and destination. This charge is shown in the where applicable (magazines and books are zero- shopping cart before you confirm the order. rated). VAT is not shown as a separate item, but Orders placed before 2pm (GMT) Monday- will be detailed on the sales receipt enclosed with Friday will be despatched the same day. This is your order. subject to stock and availability. Prices correct as at 10 April 2013. Taken at closest focusing distance Taken using 13mm extension tube. Taken using 31mm extension tube. Taken using all three tubes stacked with EF 50mm, no extension tube Apparent magnification 2.8x Apparent magnification 5.4x together achieving 10x magnification EOS magazine shop catalogue is published by Robert Scott Publishing Limited, The Old Barn, Ball Lane, Tackley, Kidlington, Oxfordshire OX5 3AG. A company registered in England and Wales. Registration number 4663971. 2 Perfect accessories© Robert Scott Publishing for Limitedyour 2013 EOS camera View our entire collection at www.eos-magazine.com 3 Experience Seminars camera training DVDs Experience Seminars technique DVDs Making the most of your Making the most of your Portrait and Family Lowlight and Interior EOS camera EOS Flash System Taking images of friends and family is something that we all like Photography to do, yet it can be a challenging area of photography, especially if These DVDs (left) are camera-specific Master the photographing children. You need to be able to set up the camera This DVD looks at all the topics that you and offer a step-by-step guide on how to theory and the quickly and efficiently for the lighting conditions that you are need to understand in order to get great use the wide range of automatic modes application of shooting in. Lens selection, fill-in flash and post-processing are all images of lowlight and interior subjects. provided by your camera, from the basic flash with your covered in this DVD. Approx. running time 2.3 hours. It covers a wide range of areas including use of exposure modes to the advanced Canon Speedlite understanding lighting and how it affects features and customisable options. They with this two- REF: R729 £15.99 the images you take, through to equipment Two-disk are well illustrated with images which disk DVD. You choice and selection. show the photographic results from each will learn how sets covering A whole chapter is dedicated to looking technique. The disks are divided into to make it work at suitable lowlight and interior subjects, basic and chapters for bite-sized learning and easy effectively in Close-up and Macro and appropriate techniques for each. It also advanced navigation. Each set contains two disks and all situations looks at how to cope with extreme lighting controls on average 5 hours running time.
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