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Weighing Tank photo has announced updates to their Modular Rotation System and Modular Rotation Set-up Skin Components:
 
Think Tank Pic Releases Completely Redesigned Modular Rotation System
 
Santa Rosa, Calif. — In response to customer feedback, Think Tank Photo’s has totally redesigned its Modular Rotation System to provide extra features and benefits, including easier photography gear retrieval, better equipment fit, and AN updated/inclusive style. The Modular Rotation Net consists of three product groupings: Lense Cases, Gear Pouches, and the Modular Component Flat V2.0. The new items faculty be untaken for selling in Dec at www.thinktankphoto.com.
 
The Modular Rotation System is factor of Feel Tank Photo’s integrated modular belt carrying solution, which also includes its Skin™ components. The Lens Cases and Wheel Pouches facet padded components and the Skin components features unpadded pouches.
 
The new Modular Component Set V2.0 includes the Lens Modifier 50 V2.0, LC 75 Pop Fluff V2.0, Strobe Ram, Speed Changer V2.0. All can be transported in the breathable Large Voyage Pouch. All of the elements can be carried as a set or as individual items on Think Tank Photo’s Pro Speed Loop V2.0, Steroid Speed Belt V2.0, or Skin Belt V2.0. The new Living It Up™ Shoulder Strap provides vertical activity to any Think Tank Photo belt and includes a memory card holder.
 
The Lens Cases’ new features are:
 
• Wide rima oris starting allows for smoother lens retrieval and replacement.
 
• One-hand drawstring closure with the auto-locking mechanism: only one mitt is needed to securely close the pouch.
 
• Zippered bottom pocket includes seam-sealed rain cover.
 
• Top handle allows for easy gathering of multiple pouches.
 
• Smooth back reduces wear by clothing and helps components slide easily around the belt.
 
• Padding under lense sheath protects lenses from bumps and bruises.
 
• Improved front pocket material all for increased durability and elasticity.
 
The Lens Cases consist of the Lens Changer™ 15 V2.0 (accommodates tele-converters and small primes with crook in shooting position), Lens Changer™ 25 V2.0 (lesser telephotos with hood in shooting position), Lens Changer™ 35 V2.0 (24-70 2.8 with hood in shooting position), Lens Changer™ 50 V2.0 (wide angle lens—16-35, 17-40—with goon in shooting position), LC 75 Pop Down™ V2.0 (70-200 with hood reversed or in position), and the Lense Drop™ (standard telephoto zoom lense).
 
The Gear Pouches include the same new features As the Lens Cases, as good as:
 
• Support front pocket with increased hook and loop.
 
• Improved rip-stop polyamide all for increased durability and discrete styling.
 
The Wheel Pouches consist of the Strobe Stuff™ (pro-size flash with some lens modifiers connected), Slim Changer™ (standard-size body, lens not connected), Speed Changer™ V2.0 (pro-sized article, lens not attached, and small telephotos and pro-size batteries), Stuff It !™ (accessory pouch all for all your stuff: METAL cards, batteries, filters or pocket wizards), Little Stuff It !™ (accommodates most point and shoot cameras, with Canon G12 & Nikon P7000), Hubba Hubba Hiney™ (70-200 2.8 lying down or 2 to three small telephotos; includes body part strap), and the R U Steaming ?™ (for water bottle, hat, gloves).
 
Both the Lense Cases and Gear Pouches come with Think Tank Photo’s unique Rotate and Fixing design feature so that components slide along the belt or fasten in a specific position on the belt.
 
 
Think Reservoir Photo to Release Completely Upgraded Standard Rotation System Skin™ Components
 
Santa Rosa, Calif. – All for those photographers who privation no padding separating them from the gear on their loop system, Think Army tank Icon has completely redesigned its Modular Rotation System Skin™ Components to allot extra features and benefits. These include easier photography wheel retrieval, better equipment fit, and an updated/inclusive style. The new items will be unclaimed for marketing in December astatine www.thinktankphoto.com.
 
The Skin components are part of Think Reservoir Photo’s integrated Modular Rotation System loop carrying antidote. The Skin Components feature unpadded pouches and the Lens Changers and Gear Pouches feature padded components.
 
The bright Standard Wrapping Group V2.0 includes the Skin 50 V2.0, Skin 75 Pop Down V2.0, Skin Strobe V2.0, and the Skin bag . All can metal transported in the breathable Large Transfer Pouch. Each of the elements can be carried element a clot or as individual items on Think Tank Photo’s Rawhide Belt V2.0, Pro Speedbelt V2.0, and Steroid Speed Loop V2.0. The new Keep It Up™ Body part Strap provides vertical support to any Think Tank Pic belt and includes a memory card holder.
 
The new features are:
 
• Wide mouth opening allows for smoother lens retrieval and replacement.
 
• One-hand drawstring coming with the auto-locking mechanism: only one hand is needed to carefully fasten the bag.
 
• Zippered bottom pocket includes seam-sealed rainfall cover.
 
• Apical handle allows for easy gathering of quadruple pouches.
 
• Smooth back reduces decline clothing and helps components slide easily around the loop.
 
• Secure front small bag with inflated catch and loop.
 
• Improved rip-stop polyamide for increased durability and separate styling.
 
All Skin components come near Think Tank Photo’s unique Rotate and Fastening design feature that allows components to skid on the belt or fasten in a limited position on the belt. They also feature the Skin system’s “sound silencer” functionality that silences hook and loop noise.
 
 
Learn much about these new cases at Think Tank Photo's computer .

A question about Camera Accessories asked by B.E.I.:
What accessories would you status for an DSLR camera?

My chosen answer:
Extra batteries, extra recall cards, a monopod, and a nice zoom lens.

All for the monopod, be a camera store (not an electronics store) and enjoy her try several out. Only she will know what feels the top-grade all for her. I effect a Manfrotto 685B http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/38…

All for then lense, it depends on her fund. I would recommend something like a 70-200 or 75-300 (and the fastest she has the ability to afford, the lower the f/stop the faster it is). Again, going to a camera store will allow her to try it on her camera and see which one works best for her.

Good Luck

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