Digital Camera reviews - Best Reflex Camera

Kenro

You are currently browsing the articles from Digital Camera reviews - Best Reflex Camera matching the category Kenro.

Two new studio light tables from Kenro

Release Date: 19 August 2008



Kenro has announced the UK release of two new studio light tables with built-in light stands.

These new additions to Kenro's wide range of studio lighting equipment are ideal for product shots and close-up photography where shadow-free reproduction is required.

The units feature three arms designed for the attachment of flash or continuous heads. The direction of the light source can easily be adjusted from all directions as the arms allow for over and under product illumination.

Each table features a curved acrylic board that creates the illusion of an endless horizon; this means the subject appears to float against the background. One side of the board is glossy and the other side has a matt finish to allow for different effects. Coloured foils or velvets can easily be attached to the board to create a more unusual backdrop.

The tables are available in two sizes, 122cm x 183cm (4 x 6ft) or 76cm x 128cm (2.5 x 4ft). Both the large and small tables are available on their own or as part of a kit. Each kit comprises of a table, including 3 arms, plus three Kenro Slim Light 300 Heads.

Paul Kench, Kenro's managing director, says: "These products extend our range of quality Light Tables for the pro and semi-pro photographer. If you are thinking of earning money from small object, table-top photography, then this...
Click to continue reading "Two new studio light tables from Kenro"

Written by Ajax on August 19th, 2008 with no comments.
Read more articles on photography and photography and Digital Art and Kenro and photography and photography and photography and camera and Photographer and Camera Review.

Portable Studio Flash kit for under £400 from Kenro

Kenro Press Release

For digital photographers who aspire to shoot studio pictures like a true professional, Kenro has put together a portable flash kit that won't break the bank!

Comprising two powerful 300w mains or battery operated flash heads, lighting stands and umbrellas, the Kenro Compact 300 Flash kit is the ideal solution for any photographer looking for quality, durability and flexibility in a portable studio lighting kit.

With a suggested retail price of £395 excluding VAT, the kit even comes complete with its own carry cases.

Features include power control range of 6 f-stops, from 1-32 to full power plus dual power input, so the units can either be mains operated or work from an optional rechargeable Battery Pack. This provides a highly flexible solution to shoot outdoors or in areas where there is limited mains supply.

The ultra-compact flash heads are a new 'flat' concept of design and can be triggered by a synch cord, radio or infra-red device, giving them the flexibility of many high-end professional units.

In addition, the 'daylight' LED modelling lamp is dimmed according to the proportion of the flash power selected, so that you'll be able to see the kind of effect the flash will give; very useful when visually assessing the lighting ratios when multiple light sources are used.

The heads have a very usable Guide number of 22m (ISO100), recycling time 1.2 secs on full power, and the three section stands extend to a...
Click to continue reading "Portable Studio Flash kit for under £400 from Kenro"

Written by Ajax on January 22nd, 2008 with no comments.
Read more articles on photography and photography and Digital Art and Kenro and photography and photography and photography and camera and Photographer and Camera Review.

Two new Tokina lenses unveiled

News Release

Kenro has announced the UK release of two new Tokina lenses, the AT-X 165 PRO DX and the AT-X 535 PRO DX, with immediate availability. Both new lenses continue Tokina's reputation for combining superb performance with outstanding value for money.

The AT-X 165 PRO DX is an ideal multi-purpose lens with a wide range of applications. From portrait photographers to photojournalists, from lovers of nature photography to sports fans - all will benefit from the AT-X 165's bright F/2.8 constant aperture. This wide aperture allows for faster shutter speeds in low-light conditions or a more shallow depth of field for more pleasing portraits. The out-of-focus background from a wide aperture setting helps to concentrate attention on the subject giving the image more strength and intimacy.



The rear optical group of the lens contains 1 SD (Super-Low Dispersion) glass element to reduce the number of elements (pieces of glass) in the optical design in order to make the lens more compact, lightweight and faster focusing.

The AT-X 165 offers the digital photographer the equivalent of a 24-75mm lens in terms of film and has a focal length of 16mm to 50mm.

The Tokina AT-X 535 PRO DX lens is a 50mm-135mm lens with a fast constant aperture of f/2.8. This lens gives digital photographers the similar to industry standard 80-210 telephoto zoom lens in 35mm camera terms.



The lens...
Click to continue reading "Two new Tokina lenses unveiled"

Written by Ajax on December 7th, 2007 with no comments.
Read more articles on Canon and photography and photography and DSLR and Kenro and photography and photography and Photographer and Nikon and Canon and photography and DSLR and camera and Camera Review.

Kenro announces new Marumi Digital Optics Products

PRESS RELEASE
FROM KENRO LTD
19th July, 2007.

Building on the success of their well-established range of Marumi Digital Filters, UK distributor Kenro has announced two new models aimed at the digital SLR user.

The new Marumi Super Digital High Grade Lenses Protect Filter features a hard coating which protects the lens surface from scratches, which makes it ideal for use in adverse working conditions. It is also oil and water repellent, enabling oil spots and water to be simply wiped off. Marumi DHG filters feature an ultra low reflection coating which increases light transmission and is technically designed to avoid interference with CCD or CMOS digital sensors. In addition, the filter has a blackened outer rim to minimise internal reflection, flare and ghosting. The filter mount is matt black which further reduces both reflection and the vignetting effect encountered with wide angle lens. Available in sizes 49-82mm.



Also announced are the new Marumi Digital High Grade (DHG) Achromat Macro Lenses. These remarkably useful accessory lenses, available in two strengths; 330 (+3) and 200 (+5), effectively increases the macro capability of any lens. It is ideal for reproducing images of small subjects, such as jewellery, electronic components, etc where detail and sharpness are critical. The lenses are made to professional quality standards to provide full-frame sharpness and outstanding edge-to-edge image clarity.

Click to continue reading "Kenro announces new Marumi Digital Optics Products"

Written by admin on August 7th, 2007 with no comments.
Read more articles on photography and photography and Kenro and photography and photography and photography and camera and Photographer and Camera Review.