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This modular L-Plate mates beautifully with the new NEX-6 camera. This custom L-plate was designed to fit Sony NEX-6's ultra-thin body as snugly as possible, but still make room for opening and positioning its LCD panel. The gap below the LCD screen provides clearance for the screen to be tilted up or down; with L-plate installed, you can still hold the camera over your head and swivel the screen so that it can be seen from below. This modular approach is only available from Really Right Stuff. |
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Water is all around us; rain, ice, snow, clouds, streams, lakes, and oceans, all working to shape this beautiful world. In all of its forms, it is a beautiful subject. If the raw beauty of water isn’t enough to inspire you to get out and take some pictures, perhaps our photo contest will! The theme of this contest is “Water”. Send us your shots depicting water in its wrath, at peace, giving life or however water inspires your photographic creativity.
Check out all the info and contest rules and enter today!
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Sometimes in life, it's the simple things that bring a smile to your face. After numerous discussions with Facebook, we finally got the false Really Right Stuff fan page taken down. If you're on Facebook and want up to date news, pictures, tips and friendly banter, please head on over and like the official Really Right Stuff page. |
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Just a reminder that the 2013 Really Right Stuff catalog is out filled with the latest gear, tips, tricks and great photos. If you haven't received one yet please contact us and get yours today. |
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The folks over at Kelby Training are giving Really Right Stuff customers $50.00 off registration for Photoshop World next year. Enter this RRS promo code when you register with this sweet discount and we'll see you there:
PSWRRS50
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RRS Crew on a Santa Cruz Photowalk
In case you couldn't tell, people working at Really Right Stuff are into photography. So when word of a Santa Cruz Photowalk put together by Barry Blanchard came through the office, our gear gurus Mark Gvazdinskas and Jim Weise set out to grab some stunning photographs, and show off what some RRS gear can do.
"Yesterday was another marathon--we got on the road at 2:30AM to hit Santa Cruz and Natural Bridges for sunrise. We spent the afternoon in the redwoods and ended up catching an amazing sunset in Davenport. I could get used to Santa Cruz." — Mark G.
"More than a dozen tripods and their operators watched as this glory unfolded before us, bathing the rocks and water in a stormy-looking glow for what seemed like hours. I had time to move (carefully on the slick rock) to 3 or 4 positions within that time, grabbing any angle I could.
The thrill of that sunset will be with me for a while." — Jim Weise
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