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Rangefinder
Magazine
Specifications in these listings are condensed from information provided by manufacturers and suppliers. For more information about these new products or processes, use the Quick Response Form provided on page 90 in this issue. When contacting the companies direct, please mention Rangefinder.
The newest Epson projector, the Epson PowerLite 7850p, is portable, requires no video cables, no hard-wired video connection, not even a PC to deliver outstanding PowerPoint and multimedia presentations. With conveniences like the 3500 ANSI lumens of brightness and out-of-the-box networking features, the EPSON PowerLite 7850p gives presenters versatility and image quality that will enhance presentation experiences for presenters and viewers alike. The EPSON PowerLite 7850p is an XGA-native (1024x768) resolution projector that incorporates the company’s latest one-inch, high-aperture LCDs for maximum color saturation and accuracy.
Crane & Company has created new All Occasion portrait cards designed to celebrate the best moments in life. Created to match the needs of professional photographers, these cards are perfect for wedding announcements, save-the-dates, engagements, anniversaries, birth announcements, christenings and graduations. They feature 100 percent cotton papers and over a dozen typestyles and ink colors. Crane will print these with engraving or thermography and box them with an assortment of matching envelope linings. They also offer paneling, bows, foil stamping, vellum overlays and embossing. The
cards are sized for 5x5, 4x5 and custom-sized photographs. Each card
is equipped with unique tapes so photographs can be repositioned or removed
from the cardstock. The collection of new cards is displayed in an album
for presentation. This handsome book comes to the studio without images,
allowing photographers to add their own portraiture to the presentation
book. To carry this new line of Portrait Cards, call (800) 572-0024 or
email: customerservice@crane.com/. If you prefer fluorescent models, check out the dimmable
models of the Lowel Fluo-Tec studio line. They have been electronically
upgraded to
permit complete dimming control, 0–100%. The all-in-one Caselite
fluorescent system has had its mounting system enhanced with new mounting
plates and a stand-fitting bracket for flexible options in rotating or
mounting of the instruments. Find out more about Lowell products at info@lowel.com
or (800) 334-3426.
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Start with a patented, total-access top that
zips open easily from the front, back or either side. Build in a unique
Shock-Dispersion Wall that
spreads and attenuates impact at any point, helping to prevent damage
to delicate equipment like laptop screens. Now add instant accessibility
with Quick-Access panels for PDA, cell phone, gray card, etc., in addition
to Quick-Access ports for the laptop computer bay, and you begin to understand
what makes the new Tenba ProDigital Shoulder Carry Gear a truly revolutionary
design. Info.: www.tenba.com/.
Florentina and Eloquence albums by Kambara of
Oregon are now available from MICHEL Company for immediate
shipment. Call (800) 621-6648 for a copy of Michel Company’s
printed catalog or see it on the web at www.michelcompany.com/.
The PowerLite
7850p is currently available for $5399 (estimated street price) through
authorized pro audio/visual dealers, national distribution,
catalog and direct PC dealers, and select PC retailers throughout the
country. For more information call (800) 442-1977 or visit http://www.epson.com.
Lowel-light Manufacturing, Inc. has updated many of its lighting kits.
Some of the kits star the compact new 250w Rifa-44 quick-setup soft light.
Several new kits offer four or more lighting instruments and sport a
wide array of accessories like reflective umbrellas, scrims, daylight-correction
gel packs and frames and reflectors. The company has expanded its line
of lighting stands to include the new Uni-TO Stand, which folds down
as compactly as the Uni-Stand, but expands to the height of the Omni
Stand. Additionally, they have upgraded all their stand and poles with
heavier aluminum alloy construction as well as cleverly enlarged collars
and locking knobs. 