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LumoPro LP160 Quad Sync Flash Review

The LumoPro LP160 Quad Sync Flash

The LumoPro LP160 flash is the follow up to the widely popular LumoPro LP120 flash and comes from the lovely people over at Midwest Photo Exchange (MPEX for the rest of this article).

But, before we get stuck into the nitty gritty, let’s take a trip down memory lane – *cue harps and soft blur dissolve*

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Canon EOS 7D video capabilities unleashed!

So the internet is abuzz with many review sites getting having got their hands on pre-release versions of the Canon EOS 7D.

Our friend Rob Galbraith has gone to the trouble of including a couple of test video clips on his site in full res.

Needless to say I am pumped, have already arranged to pre-order and am

Had to go back to Final Cut Pro 7 to work on an old project. It sucked. 6 months in with #FCPX and I couldn't stand to go back to that! 10:11:31 AM January 19, 2012 from TweetDeck
I always back you Apple, but if you're going to release #FCPX without a Save function, make sure it FKN saves you kooks! #LostTime 07:39:44 AM December 22, 2011 from TweetDeck
Hey @5tu :) I see Magic Bullet made it to #FCPX! Please tell me that means Colorista II is not too far behind! :) Is this possible yet? 03:43:41 AM December 02, 2011 from TweetDeck
Hey #fcpx users. Take a normal clip. Reverse it. Apply optical flow. What Happens? Stops dead in its tracks here with a still frame??? 09:33:57 PM November 16, 2011 from TweetDeck
Anybody else hanging for #Apple to fix the FXplug issues in #FCPX so things like #Colorista and #NeatVideo can work? 09:30:59 AM November 16, 2011 from TweetDeck

High Def Edition – HD Video, DSLR Filmmaking, Cinematography and Photography

LumoPro LP160 Quad Sync Flash Review

Canon EOS 7D video capabilities unleashed!

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