Though almost every camera has its own built-in flash yet when it comes to professional photography then every experienced photographer will understand that using the built-in flash of any camera is like killing the real life of the final image.

This is why professional photographers use custom flash which is often referred to as flashguns. Recently at Photokina we've been enjoying the launch of plenty of camera acessories but no brand have launched any new flashguns.
The three new flashguns launched by Photokina are 24 AF-1, 36 AF-5 and 44 AF-1. The 24 AF-1 flashgun will cost you around 70 Euros and must be used with mirror-less cameras. The 24 AF-1 Mecablitz flashgun has been fine tuned for Panasonic, Olympus, Nikon, Canon, Pentax and Sony cameras.

The more pricier 36 AF-5 will cost you around 1000 Euros and comes integrated with wide panel. One more useful feature of the compact flashes are that they come up with manually adjustable zoom reflector. Once you adjust the focal length of of reflector to different positions (like 28/50/85 mm) then the illumination angle of 36 AF-5 is optimal.

The 44 AF-1 is slightly more expensive than 36 AF-5 and offers high power intervention in light requirements while clicking photographs.

[via Better Photography]

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The complete specs of HTC 7 Trophy has been recently emerged. This handset is powered by Windows Phone 7 Operating System and 1GHz Qualcomm QSD 8250 processor. It features a 3.8 inch WVGA TFT LCD display, 5 megapixel camera, 8 GB internal memory, 3G Connectivity and much more. Check out the complete specs of HTC 7 Trophy below.

HTC 7 Trophy Specs:

  • 3.8 inch WVGA TFT LCD display
  • 480 x 800 pixels resolution
  • 1GHz Qualcomm QSD 8250 processor
  • Windows Phone 7 OS
  • 3G Connectivity
  • Wi-Fi
  • Bluetooth 2.1 with EDR
  • USB 2.0
  • 512 MB ROM
  • 576MB RAM
  • 5 megapixel camera
  • 8 GB internal memory
  • 32 GB expandable memory
  • MicroSD card slot
  • A-GPS
  • Digital Compass
  • Motion Sensor
  • Proximity Sensor
  • FM Radio
  • 3.5mm audio jack
  • Loudspeaker with hands-free support
  • 1300 mAh battery

HTC 7 Trophy is expected to be announced soon. The price and availability of this handset is still unknown. Stay tuned for more updates on the powerful HTC 7 Trophy.

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If you didn't fancy the overly bling gold plated Porsche 911, this much more subtle Ferrari may be of interest to you. Thanks to Carrozzeria Zanasi of Maranello Italy, this one off super rare carbon fiber kitted Ferrari Scuderia Spider 16M is now up for sale at Ferrari Beverley Hills for a cheap $650,000. Though the Ferrari supercar isn't brand new, you wouldn't be able to tell from just looking at it.

The exterior of the 2009 Scuderia Spider has been given a full carbon fibre kit. Other features of the car include titanium exhaust tips by Tubi, a fully redesigned Alcantara and leather interior, full screen sat nav, front and rear cameras and factory wheels surrounded in carbon fibre (see picture).

The one of a kind Spider 16M has only done 126 miles which shouldn't even be considered as used, definitely a Ferrari that a collector would love to own.

[via GT Spirit]

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The dual-stick shooter is an overcrowded genre on the App Store, but every once in a while one of them stands out from the pack. Developer Facet Studios is working on a new dual-stick shooter called Etolis: Arena, and based on their preview video it looks like it may just have a chance of standing out. Etolis: Arena is a space-themed game that almost has a Halo-like look to it, with metallic ship chambers and bright neon highlights. Rather than just one big open map like most dual-stick shooters, the levels in Etolis: Arena have a lot more structure, and are made up of different corridors and rooms.

You'll play as a soldier of the United Front Alliance who has been captured during an invasion of the planet Etolis by an army known as the Kraven. The Queen of the Kraven, Natus, has requested that you fight for your life in what is known as the Arena for her amusement. Battles consist of 3 waves of attackers per round, with an endless amount of rounds across 5 different maps. As you defeat each wave, the Queen will give you honor points which can be used to upgrade your weapons to take on the increasingly difficult enemies. The developer details some of the features of Etolis: Arena:

- Battle for survival on 5 different maps
- Use 7 different weapons and 3 grenade types to destroy your enemies
- Battle against 11 different enemy types
- Use 1 of 4 temporary special abilities for those emergency moments (invisibility, invincibility, self explosion, and endless ammo)
- Unlock secret information about the invasion as you play in different locations
- Leader boards and Achievements
- Compelling Music

Etolis: Arena is still one to two months off from release, but is looking pretty nice in the teaser trailer. The structured arenas seem like a fun place to do battle, and the game has a cool style and impressive graphics to complement this aspect. There's also a fairly fleshed-out storyline to accompany all the action, which can be rare in games of this type. More information and screens can be found in the upcoming game thread in our forums, and we'll bring you more news on Etolis: Arena as it becomes available.



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