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The perfect arm for small light heads or cameras. The super handy Magic Arm really does do everything you need it to and more, adding value to any

The Manfrotto 244 Variable Friction Magic Arm is a fully articulated arm with 90° pivotable and 360° rotatable ends, and an elbow that rotates 360°. The knob allows partial loosening for safe and precise positioning of

TRÍPODE FLEXIBLE ULANZI MT-52 NEGRO, Precio : ₲ 586.000, Disponíble Trípode Flexible Ulanzi Mt 52 Negro Features Flexible and elastic octopus tripod legs, can be easily bent and wrapped around benches, poles, and more;

With an iPhone and other devices in Apples ecosystem, its now a lot easier to start a side-hustle than youd think.

With an iPhone and other devices in Apple's ecosystem, it's now a lot easier to start a side-hustle than you'd think. Follow along with one AppleInsider staffer, as he gets two businesses off the ground.

You don't need to own a supercar to shoot great car photography, as Phil Hall reveals, in our complete guide to car photography

Peter Dench finds out about the support available and shares some inspirational case studies from the Disabled Photographers' Society

Titan Tubes for Magic Arm Lighting South Africa – Brent Sauls (pictured) of Magic Arm Lighting is a freelance gaffer and cinematographer from Cape Town, but currently based in Johannesburg, whose professional career has encompassed 15 years at the forefront of making a diversity of commercials, movies, and TV series. Last year he invested in a set of eight Astera Titan Tubes, purchased from South African distributor, DWR and these have been working constantly ever since. Brent noticed that T...

>> we had all this equipment with us because we never check in our cameras, our lenses because usually the airlines can get a little rough with it. >> i guess between him and i we had maybe $40,000 worth of gear. >> our original goal was just to make something to show our friends and family, you know, what we did at this airport while we were stuck here for eight hours. >> the two men unload their gear and start shooting. >> we didnt have a tripod, we just had a little magic arm you can hook up ...

>> we had all this equipment with us because we never check in our cameras, our lenses, anything, because usually the airlines can get a little rough with it. >> i guess between him and i, we had maybe $40,000 worth of gear. >> our original goal was just to make something to show our friends and family, you know, what we did at this airport while we were stuck here for eight hours. >> the two men unload gear and start shooting. >> we didnt have a tripod. we just had a little magic arm that we ca...