Action Center School Supply Event

This product is compact and easy to use. It is easily carried with you to work, school, or any event.

The best school tool for students of light and action....always teaching the options and techniques for any photo possibility. And of course who wouldn't want a good used one.....like a good sweatshirt that just keeps on giving.

This isn't a very exciting product, just a simple plug it in and it works kind of event. The key action is good for an inexpensive keyboard, and it seems to work fine with no drivers. I have found that batteries last a long time (many months if not more than a year) even though i never remember to turn it off.

What more can you ask for when shooting an event? 35mm for group shots, 150mm for catching action further away. Really exactly what I've been looking for, and luckily I got the day before an event I was shooting. It performed flawlessly. Great lens!

I got this bag because I needed something smaller than my Shimoda Action X 50L bag because I was doing an event and didn’t need my big bag or anything like that so I picked this bag up. It’s great for a walking around bag. The description says it won’t hold a camera with a battery grip, but it holds my Sony A7riii with my Tamron 35-150 attached and still has room for my Tamron 17-28 in the bag too.

Initially when I bought this camera, I ran into the focusing problems. Canon was excellent in repair turn around for an winter sporting event I had coming up. Since the repair and firmware upgrades, this camera has run without a hitch. I bought this camera for action and some low light events. During an event, I will run with 2 cameras, one the Mark III and the other the 40D. I also coupled the Mark III with my 5d Mark II, but for low light action at any event where use of flash is limited, the Mark III blows every other camera out the water. There is virtually no hunting for focus and the continuous servo was dead on about 70% during the low light captures. I found the 40d & 5d Mrk II to be out of this areana all together. i'm seriously contemplating he 1d Mark IV to accompany on future event shoots. I used the Mrk III in extreme cold down to -40. Not a hitch and I was surprised how long the battery lasted even at those temps. Great for winter sports and anything you want to through at it. I have used in studio for portrait work, where some of my shots involve action cameo's. The 1D Mark III is the cat's meow. Get it... it will not disappoint.

This uniquely shaped case houses our event center's four wireless microphones & receivers. Setting up the interior take a bit of time to get it just right, but the process is straight forward. One tip: consider gluing the foam layers together for a better fit and greater longevity. I had considered a Pelican Storm for the different latches, but no regrets with this case from the standard Pelican lineup. You won't be disappointed.

Used this clamp to hang my camera from a warehouse beam 50' off the floor in the event center for a time lapse. Worked like a charm, nice and solid mount with no concerns. I can see many uses for this clamp in my future. Highly recommend.

I have used the 15mm F2.8 fisheye on a 10D, 5D and 5D mark II. This is a fantastic lens that delivers sharp images with great color and contrast. On full frame it is a fun lens. Useful for panoramic shots with nice sky (horizon in center), event photography (subject in center) and background to put you in the scene, or as an ultra-wide lens when corrected for distortion. I use Photoshop CS5 for correction with very good results. The end result is a still a very wide shot (15mm or 16mm rectilinear lens view). Another way to correct is with the fisheye hemi plugin. The fisheye hemi plugin is for correcting photos with people (such as a wedding, or event). Or you can just take a classic fisheye shot where you want the distortion. For example, a very close shot of the dog looking curios at you. In summary, an excellent sharp lens that is fun to use.

These beat the heck out of the old Canon lens caps, have very smooth action when removing or replacing, but as always, you pay for the Canon name. Canon should have followed Nikon's lead a long time ago with the center-squeeze type caps. I changed over to Sensei center-squeeze lens caps which are cheaper before purchasing these, but not as good. Oh well, I guess we Canon fans will just have to keep getting the shaft from Canon if we want quality products.