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Canon Limited Edition Linda Camera Bag
Life, Thakrit Rungreungthanja, Published on 15/10/2014
» The box shaped Linda Camera Bag has been exclusively designed by Stella McCartney to house the Canon EOS 100D White, the world's smallest DSLR. Named after her mother, a photographer, the bag doubles as a sophisticated everyday handbag featuring an adjustable strap. Functional without compromising on style and true to her vegetarian philosophy, it is cruelty free, crafted with an innovative Eco Alter Nappa leather alternative, which uses natural vegetable oil coating that is less harmful to the environment. The limited edition Linda Camera Bag complete with EOS 100D White will be available next month. Visit canon.co.uk/stellamccartney for more.
Scribble Stylus/INK
Life, Thakrit Rungreungthanja, Published on 17/09/2014
» Scribble scans the colour of any object and then can instantly reproduce the same hue. Simply hold the scanner up to a wall, a fruit, a portion of a magazine image, painting or even a child's toy, and the selected colour will be stored in Scribble's internal memory. Once stored, this colour can then be selected for drawing on paper with Scribble Ink or on a digital screen with Scribble Stylus. Intended for anyone who needs quick access to a wide range of colours. Both products can be pre-ordered now at getscribblepen.com. The stylus costs $79 (2,527 baht) and the ink goes for $149 (4,765 baht) per container.
Pint-Sized digital camera from green house
Life, Thakrit Rungreungthanja, Published on 15/05/2013
» The Mini Digi GH-TCAM30P, Green House's new toy camera, looks cute thanks to its silicon body and strap but also does an effective job at capturing images with its 300,000 pixel capacity. Equipped with a 1/5-inch CMOS sensor, automatic white balance and self-timer, the new Mini Digi weighs in at only 24g, uses a single AAA battery and can produce up to 311 uncompressed still images (QVGA, 320x240). Video-recording time is up to 1 minute, just perfect for SocialCam sharing. For those of you familiar with its predecessor, the Mini Digi C, this model boasts the same camera as its retro-looking brother, but a much more fun attitude. Available in five colours (green, orange, pink, blue or brown), the GH-TCAM30P is now retailing at Loft outlets in Bangkok for 1,450 baht.
LomoKino
Life, Thakrit Rungreungthanja, Published on 30/01/2013
» The LomoKino is here to bring the unpredictable, unique and original qualities of analogue photography that we love back into movie-making. It's here to offer you something truly beautiful and authentic _ an analogue movie camera that opens up a whole new direction of experimentation and a world of creative possibilities. Simple to use, the LomoKino gives you the chance to return to the roots of movie-making and witness the very first steps of moving Lomography. Once the film is loaded, all you have to do is just turn the crank. The volume display will tell you how much film is left _ when it's all red, your film is over. The LomoKino is strictly for the Sun, for lights, for outdoors. Hence, if you really want to be risky and shoot indoors, a very high ISO and a very powerful source of light are recommended. To pursuits of analogue, the LomoKino is accompanied by the wonderful LomoKinoScope, a viewer that lets you watch your movies without digitising. It's time you become a director yourself and capture Lomographic movies on any kind of 35mm film: no sound, no special effects, no post production _ just simple Lomography in motion. Check the LomoKino at lomography.co.th or just go straight to its Thailand Online Shop at thailand.shop.lomography.com where the Kino retails at 3,000 baht.