8 best braun cameras

Product description

The Braun Patagonia is a fashionable and practical camera case series available in 4 sizes and in black, grey or blue to suit any requirement.

• Suitable for small digital cameras, mobile phones, MP3 players etc
• Shell case to protect against shock and dirt with Soft lined interior
• Belt loop
• Trendy carrying strap and carabiner
• Material: EVA

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- Folded Length: 20 cm - Extended Length: 18 cm - Weight: 56 g - Max. Load Capacity: 0.275 kg Technical Details: - Handle: None - Leg Segments: 1 Section - Levelling Device: No - Material: Plastic Material - Tripod Head: No - Weight: 55,5 g - Colour: Black/Grey - Use: Photo/Video (2D)

Set Contains:

Tripod

• Flexible table top tripod for photo or video tripod, with anti-slip coating
• Lightweight and compact and ideal for travelling
• Multi-purpose and ideal for outdoor use

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In Man With A Camera, Charles Bronson stars as Mike Kovac, a freelance photographer and former combat cameraman. On his assignments, Kovac encounters dangerous situations, hardened criminals, and puzzling mysteries. Using photo technology, hand-to-hand combat skills, and enigmatic charm, Kovac helps the innocent and exposes the guilty. Airing from 1958 to 1960, Man With A Camera features an early-career Charles Bronson in one of his first leading roles. His breakout role in The Magnificent Seven was filmed following cancellation of the series, and Bronson's rise to stardom would soon follow.

EYE WITNESS (1959): When Mike examines a photo taken during an armed robbery, he's convinced the police have arrested an innocent man for the crime. With James Flavin, Casey Walters.

LADY ON THE LOOSE (1958): A European heiress ditches her bodyguards to join Mike on a whirlwind tour of New York, but he's unaware of her dangerous medical condition. With Judith Braun, Ludwig Stossel, Ivan Triesault, Gregory Gay.

THE PICTURE WAR (1960): When a gangster murders his accountant, Mike uses incriminating photographs in an attempt to get the mobster's girlfriend to testify against him. With James Flavin, Johnny Seven.

TOUCH OFF (1960): Mike poses as a torch man to expose a ring of arsonists. With James Flavin, Charles Horvath, Sebastian Cabot.

Product description

The series of Braun Flexi photo-video tripods is ideal for travelling and can also be used as a table tripod. Due to its elastic legs and the soft anti-slip-coating, this tripod can be used effectively even on smooth surfaces. Especially outdoors the tripod is universally usable.

• Flexible, multi-purpose photo and video tripod
• Bendable legs with anti-slip-coating
• Ideal for travelling, as very compact and lightweight
• Especially useful for outdoor use, multi-purpose
• Box content: Flexi 1

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Supported modelsSeries 1 / Free Control: 190s-1/190/1775

• Supported models
• Series 1 / Free Control: 190s-1/190/1775

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Braun Stackable 2 x 50 Universal Slide Magazine

Multiple magazine systems

Braun slide projectors are compatible with a variety of magazine systems. You can, therefore, use the system which best meets your requirements. The most popular types in common use for the NOVAMAT series are the Universal magazines. These are available separately in the following combinations: 2x50 universal magazines holding a total of 100 slides in a stackable box and 6x50 magazines holding a total of 300 slides in a carrying box. In addition the NOVAMAT series also supports CS and LKM type magazines.

The PAXIMAT MULTIMAG series supports the Universal magazines, CS magazines and LKM magazines however this series additionally supports the Braun PAXIMAT circular, straight and compact magazines.

HISTORY

Braun began producing film slide projectors in 1954 from its base in Nuremberg Germany. It led the way in development and by 1956 Braun was marketing the first fully automatic slide projector which utilized a linear or straight tray as opposed to a carousel-type design, which allowed the projector to remain small and compact. Braun has always concentrated on quality and value for money which is synonymous with the German reputation.

Set Contains:

Magazine

• 2 x 50 slide magazines
• Stackable case
• Grey in colour
• Package weight: 1.32 pounds

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Braun Photo Technik "Panolit 360" Panorama Kit, electronic motorized, IR-remote control

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The BRAUN 3x25 binoculars are elegant companions for a night at the opera, theatre or concert house. These classy lightweight Opera binoculars are both compact and stylish. They have been designed in a ?retro? style and constructed from materials to perfectly match the most sophisticated venue. Being compact and weighing only around 140 g they are easily carried and convenient to use. With a minimum close focus of 3m they could be used in the smallest of venues. The 25mm exit pupil ensures the image is bright and clear and the 3x magnification enables lengthy viewing without the eye strain commonly associated with the higher magnification binoculars. A carry bag and cleaning cloth are included.THE HISTORY OF BRAUN. The company was formed in the 1920s from a small engineering shop in Germany. In 1954 they began producing 35mm film slide projectors from its base in Nuremberg. It led the way in development and by 1956 Braun was marketing the first fully automatic tray film slide projector. Braun introduced a range of popular Shavers some years later and has been in the forefront of design and technology ever since. In more recent times Braun have introduced many photographic and optical related products but have always concentrated on quality and value for money which is synonymous with the German reputation

• Compact
• Retro stylish design
• Quality construction
• Great value