Saturday, May 5, 2012

New Leaf Credo camera back series for the Mamiya 645DF to ship in June

New Leaf Credo camera back series for the Mamiya 645DF to ship in June

If you shelled out for the $5,990 Mamiya Phase One 645DF, you probably have the funds to support your photography habit. Mamiya Leaf wants you to expand your arsenal, offering three new digital backs to go with that medium-format camera. The Leaf Credo 40, 60 and 80 are named for the number of megapixels their CCD sensors are packing, and all have a dynamic range of 12.5 f-stops. Each sports a 3.2-inch, 1.15-megapixel touchscreen that extends beyond the edges of the LCD (so you can edit images without covering them up). The $19,495 Credo 40 is the fastest of the bunch, shooting at a rate of 1.2 fps, with a 43.9 x 32.9 mm sensor and an ISO range of 50-800. The $32,495 Credo 60 has the same ISO range but a 53.9 x 40.4 mm sensor and a slower 1-fps shooting rate. Finally, the $38,995 Leaf Credo 80 has the 53.7 x 40.3 mm sensor, a wider ISO sensitivity range of 35-800 and the slowest capture rate: 0.7 fps. The 80 also has two-minute max exposure time, while the 40 and 60 top off at one minute. Mamiya Leaf says all three models will start shipping in June. If that steep pricing hasn't scared you away, you can jump past the break for the full press release.

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PoP Video peripheral turns iPod touches and iPhones into pico projectors for $99

PoP Video peripheral turns iPod touches and iPhones into pico projectors for $99

While it may not be the first time we've come across such a concept, this PoP Video add-on is certainly quite different than, say, WooWee's Cinemin Swivel -- and significantly cheaper, too. The PoP Video pairs up with iPod touches (3rd / 4th generation) and iPhones via Apple's proprietary 30-pin connector, essentially turning your device into an unorthodox pico projector. According to PoP's site, the 3.5 ounce peripheral's capable of 960 x 540 video output and can give you up to two hours of "playtime" on a single charge -- achieved by way of micro-USB. It all wouldn't be worth it without the free iOS app, though, which lets folks tinker with settings and do what it's intended to do: project videos, pics as well as browsing within Safari. The $99 PoP Video is up for pre-order now, and you can get a quick glimpse of the accessory in action just past the break.

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B.o.B Says Iggy Azalea/ Azealia Banks Beef Not His 'Business'

'As an individual you have to understand what is your business and what isn't,' Bobby Ray says on 'RapFix Live.'
By Rob Markman


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B.o.B is a nice guy, but don't let his cool, calm demeanor fool you. "I'm a Scorpio; I can be your best friend or your worst enemy," Bobby Ray said when he appeared on Wednesday's "RapFix Live." "And as of now I've been your best friend."

Still, for the most part B.o.B steers clear of the extracurricular rap beefs, so don't expect him to throw his two cents into the Iggy Azalea/ Azealia Banks dustup, even though he and Iggy are both prime players on T.I.'s Grand Hustle label. "I'm definitely always gonna ride for my team, always. There's no doubt in my mind, but as an individual you have to understand what is your business and what isn't your business," he explained. "Now, if something spills over into my court, then I have to handle my business. But as of yet I really don't attract that type of energy to myself."

There was, however, a lyrical tiff with Tyler, the Creator in 2011. After taking offense at a line on Tyler's breakout song "Yonkers," B.o.B responded with "No Future," but both MCs downplayed any notion of beef, writing the incident off as just competition.

Azalea versus Azealia, however, has become increasingly harder to ignore. The Harlem-bred Banks took exception after Iggy secured a spot on the coveted XXL Freshman cover by winning a fan vote. Banks had no problem lashing out at Iggy via Twitter, and when Tip defended his new protégé on DJ Drama's radio show in March, Banks fired shots at the King, too.

During an April radio interview, T.I. dismissed the feud as "bitch sh--," which immediately prompted Banks to start another Twitter tirade. "@tip T.i ... Please shut the f--- up about this. Like seriously quit it," she tweeted hours after the Grand Hustle CEO's interview aired.

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Friday, May 4, 2012

'Expendables 2' Trailer Marries A Man To A Knife

If don't want to live in a world where Jason Statham can pronounce a couple "man and knife," the new trailer for "The Expendables 2" is probably not for you. The trailer is essentially everything you expect it to be, with a few wonderful bonuses sprinkled in. After a mostly teasing first trailer, this new [...]

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