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January 23, 2007

CES 2007: Popabrella

Filed under: Cameras — Laura Moncur @ 1:51 am

Popabrella (small size)

If you have ever tried to take a picture in the rain, you know how difficult it is. You have maybe five to ten seconds before you have raindrops on the lens. That can make for an interesting effect, but not everyone is a fan of “interesting effects.” This gadgets locks into your tripod connector attaching a small umbrella to your camera.

Popabrella (large size)The umbrella is fully articulated, so you can position it to protect your camera no matter which way the wind is blowing. It is also good for avoiding lens flares from sunlight. It’s such a simple item that can dramatically alter your photographs. If you regularly take pictures outside, an investment of less than thirty bucks is worth it.

You can find them at Amazon.com here:

On another note, this product was demonstrated by an energetic woman who truly believed in it. She was able to display all the different positions for the umbrella and eagerly removed the popabrella to show how easy it was to attach. Sometimes that makes all the difference in the world.

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