By Kaitlyn Kerr
Nikon has announced the latest lens in their Z Mirrorless System – the Nikkor 85mm F1.8S, perfect for portrait and wedding photographers. The lens is reasonably compact and weighs approximately one pound, is splash and dust resistant for shooting in all conditions, and provides sharp images and beautiful natural bokeh.
By Kaitlyn Kerr
Tickets go on sale today for the Banff Centre Mountain Film & Book Festival! The Camera Store is proud to be a sponsor of the festival, which runs for #nineepicdays from October 26th to November 3rd, 2019, in beautiful Banff.This year, the festival welcomes extraordinary adventurers and legends such as Andrzej Bargiel, Sasha DiGiulian and Sarah Marquis for on-stage presentations, plus over 75 films, award-winning authors, and many free events and exhibitions.
By Ryley Smith
Live life and Play with this amazing new and improved Instax mini LiPlay! Fun right? Live life and Play, LiPlay? It’s where the joy of instant print meets sweet new digital technology. Now you can have an instant camera and smartphone printer all in one! With awesome new features such as a display screen, Bluetooth compatibility and voice playback QR codes, this mini packs a lot of punch.
By Ryley Smith
Want to show off your favourite memories and maybe win a little something from Fujifilm too? Trust us, this is better than when you used to be able to show off how many Instagram likes you could get.
Enter your best photo memories now until September 15, 2019 in Fujifilm Canada’s Printlife Photo Exhibit & Sweepstakes! Not only will you have the chance to have your work displayed in an exhibit at Square One Shopping Centre in Mississauga, ON, but you could also win 1 of 9 Fujifilm prizes, including the grand prize of a FUJIFILM X-T30 Kit.
By Kaitlyn Kerr
The Camera Store has added another lens to our rental pool: the Nikon 500mm F5.6 PF ED VR! This is a fantastic lens with fast autofocus and beautifully sharp images, and it’s amazingly small for a 500mm. This compact and lightweight design allows you to be more mobile when photographing sports, birds, or other wildlife, and can mean the difference between getting or missing the shot.
