Type A USB 2.0 male to Mini-B (Transparent) Cable, 1m

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This high quality transparent USB cable complies fully with the USB 2.0 specification allowing data transfer speeds of up to 480Mbit/sec.PRODUCT FEATURES:Can be used with either USB 1.1 or USB 2.0 devices;Stylish transparent cable;Ideal for use as a replacement 'USB lead' for your digital camera, MP3 player, DV Camcorder etc;USB Type A Male to USB Type mini B Male;Fully molded.

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RoadWired R.A.P.S.! Advanced Protection System Wrap Small - Wrap - black

Manufacturer: RoadWired
ProductGroup: CE

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Product Features:

Layered construction and overlappingself-securing design protects against the elements. Lining material is a true moisturevapor barrier

18 thick foam interlining throughout, to protect against bumps and jolts

Patented Corrosion Intercept lining (originally developed by Lucent Technologies Bell Labs to protect missile and space components protects against environmental gasses, pollution and humidity, improving the performance (clock accuracy, key response, etc. of electronics, reducing errors, and extending useful life

Hookloop closure material at all four corners allows R.A.P.S. to be folded, rolled and closed in virtually limitless configurations, to conform perfectly to any contents

Velcro-compatible tricot exterior with Corrosion Intercept lining and mesh ventilation layer

ASIN: B00009UTJG

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Talk about a product with "a jillion-and-one uses"! Versatile, inexpensive R.A.P.S. are an ideal way to add an extra measure of carrying protection, particularly inside luggage, carry-ons or other unpadded cases. Just wrap up anything you want to protect, pack it, and go! Exclusive Advanced Protection System offers a unique combination of "defensive" features: weather resistance, shock absorption, and - most notably - high-tech protection against environmental pollutants and corrosion.

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Nikon delivered the first integrated Wi-Fi system for digital SLRs with the WT-1a for the D2H. Nikon then advanced Wi-Fi technology, speeds and ease-of-use with the WT-2a for the D2X and D2HS. Nikon's wireless system has elevated the way photographers do business in commercial advertising, fashion and wedding photography. Newspapers and magazines are leveraging wireless functionality, delivering remote action sports photography. Combined with Nikon Capture Control and the new Capture Control Pro software, Nikon stands alone offering a complete wireless remote solution, allowing photographers to remotely control their cameras from a computer, further extending system versatility. Nikon is pleased to announce the delivery of the new WT-3a Wireless Transmitter, featuring IEEE802.11 b/g technology, along with easy-to-use and set up Transfer, PC and Print modes. The WT-3a enhances handling characteristics and control functions offered by the MBD200. Powered by a single EN-EL3e battery and providing functionality, a vertical shutter release button as well as front and rear command dials, the WT-3a delivers much more than outstanding wireless technology and performance. The WT-3a allows D200 photographers expanded system versatility. TKIP (Temporal Key Integrity Protocol) and AES encryption for the Infrastructure mode provide increased security for file transmissions

Customer Reviews:

Once it's set-up it works flawlessly.......2007-08-22

I'm a pro photog and have owned Nikons since 1985. I had a little problem at one point. I originally set it up using the auto-assign to link it to my 17" Mac G4 Powerbook. Worked great. Then a couple weeks later I noticed an update available for the WT-3a software, so I d/l'd it and loaded it (just because I like to be up-to-date and I wanted to add a couple more configurations I needed to use).

All of a sudden I couldn't get it to connect. First I want to say that I have NEVER had better tech support than what I got from Nikon - and it's 24/7! They rock. Anyway, to make a long story short, after dumping the old config and setting it up with manually assigned IP addresses it has worked flawlessly ever since. Tip: To do it manually, just pick any two IP's within the same range; save an Airport peer-to-peer (computer-to-computer - whatever you want to call it); name them the same; budda bing.

Side note: I shoot in Raw+Basic L-jpg (D200) and I found the time-to-display solely using Camera Control Pro a little slow (5 to 10 secs) (BTW, I use it for shooting product both in my studio and on-location - great client impresser!). I find that setting CCP up to send it to PictureProject for display is much faster; it sends the jpeg first so you get a view in under 3 seconds. Also, be sure and remove the CF card or what happens is it writes to the card BEFORE sending it wirelessly to your computer, thus increasing your wait time. Remove the card and that interim step is eliminated.

Yeah, a bit overpriced but a great device! Don't leave it on the camera when you're not using it. The exposed USB is vulnerable to damage. If you like the bigger feel in your hand, as I do, buy the MB-200 battery pak for field shooting; it's worth it for the extra battery life anyway. It uses up one battery before moving to the second - I carry a third and change it out when the first battery goes or gets low.

Cheers and remember, it's the Light that's magic! Work The Light baby! An hour after sunrise it's pretty much over until and hour before sunset!

Becareful when using with intel Mac OS.......2007-07-03

Could never get this to interface properly with my Mac laptop or Imac. The tech support at Nikon really put in a tremendous effor tto get it right but to no avail. I would have to say that perhaps because I'm using OS 10.4.10 the Nikon software wasn't compatable. Other than the unit being way overpriced, if it worked I would have kept it. Nikon software with Mac OS's seem to always have issues.

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Don't put a standard-issue diagonal into a high-quality refractor or Cassegrain telescope or you'll be losing 10% or more of the light collected by the scope's optics. Use an Orion Enhanced mirror diagonal instead. Their lab-tested enhanced aluminum coatings reflect 97% of the inbound light to your eyepiece, for brighter images compared to standard diagonals. Beautifully machined and anodized aluminum housing features machine-threaded baffles for high contrast and nonmarring compression ring collar for securing the eyepiece. The 2" model has a 1.25" adapter to allow use of 1.25" eyepieces. Nosepiece barrel is threaded to accept filters. Endcaps included.

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