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EOS Bodies / Re: DSLR as a Video Cam
« on: October 06, 2012, 03:19:22 PM »
In churches you often don't have a lot of light and trying to track a subject down the aisle at f2.8 with no chance of a re-take is a big effort!
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nice now they have another reason to increase prices even more...
i payed 435 euro for my 450d when it came out now a same entry model already costs 525 euro and theat he time i bought it the 40d was 695 euro now the 60d costs 775 euro but its almost due for a replacement already.
lenses went even op more lately some lenses even doubled in prices when the new version came out.
im sure canon wil abuse this event to raise prices even more.
I sent some questions to the Ebay seller and I have just received a lot of news about the grip![]()
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Dear Cristian,
As you asked before some questions about the product material and if it is really waterproof and dustproof, let me give you some "last minute" information regarding the Pixel Grip.
The Grip is made of ABS plastic.
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A plastic of acrylonitrile-butadienestyrene; has good resistance to impact, heat, and chemicals; esp. used for piping.
Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS)
ABS plastic is what your Playstation 1 shell (or other console system plastic shell) is made out of. It’s also what most Gundams are made out of. ABS is much harder, and is typically smooth. You can add texture to it, but it’s typically not a very fine texture.
ABS is made from a combination of monomers made from propylene, ammonia, butane, and coal. The advantage is that it combines the strength and rigid properties, as well as the rubbery toughness (ABS can bend without snapping). ABS is by far the strongest plastic used for making figurines. So while PVC is soft and rubbery in resilience, ABS is tough and rigid.
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The grip protection level is IP41
http://www.altechcorp.com/PDFS/TECHsp.PDF
It is not "waterproof", you can't put it under water (as the camera) but it will resist an slightly rain.
The grip IS dustproof.
Another interesting info is: We will have a sample grip on our hands by the next monday, so we will be making a "hands on review" next week before the release date and will also upload a video review of it.
Market Release date has not changed: Jun/10th... but who knows, perhaps earlier pre-orderers would have a surprise
If I could be for further help, don't hesitate to contact me.
Best Regards,
Augusto Rehm
Customer Service
Studio Lighting Pro
Email us at customers@studiolightingpro.com