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What’s cracking? This new toy! What’s popping? These colorful eggs!

While coloring Easter eggs this year, don’t scramble! The Eggmazing Egg Decorator will make all your worries and messes disappear, leaving you feeling sunny side up!

This new gadget is likely to enhance your child’s creativity, intelligence, and curiosity. To use the Eggmazing Egg Decorator, simply put the hard boiled egg into the machine and turn it on. Similar to the artistic technique used in making pottery, the egg will start to spin, and from there the egg is your canvas. All you need to do is press the marker to the egg, and the machine spins to make the stripes and design your one of a kind masterpiece. It comes with 8 non-toxic markers, but feel free to use other forms of coloring utensils.

To get the best results, use large Grade A eggs and make sure the hard-boiled eggs are completely dry before decorating them. This toy requires 4 AA Batteries. You’ll be able to reuse the Eggmazing Egg Decorator for years, and the best part is, it’s only $29.99 from Amazon!

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The Arsenal Intelligent Camera Assistant seems to be an amazing product that can guarantee the perfect photo


As a lover of outdoor photography, I really enjoy capturing unique photos whether I am in a nature park or my favorite place, the beach. What I do find each time I head out to these locations, is that I often get the opportunity to take an amazing photo, but capturing that moment with the all of the right camera settings does not always work out well. I usually take as many photos as I can of my chosen scene, sometimes adjusting settings as quickly as possible before the moment is gone. While I do take several test shots prior to starting, there are many variables to outdoor photography that can change moment by moment. When I head back to the studio, I know that I can edit the photos to enhance the originals, but getting the best original is a fundamental prerequisite for an amazing photograph.

A few days ago as I was browsing the internet, I came across a gadget that may just be a great solution for my needs. Arsenal is an intelligent camera assistant that utilizes Artificial Intelligence, and according to the website, it is the first of its kind. Arsenal uses a set of algorithms to suggest the best settings for the picture you are attempting to take, to ensure the perfect shot. It can intelligently consider all the visual environmental characteristics and arrive at the perfect settings for your camera. Its automatic adjustment of your camera settings also includes consideration of the type of lens that you are using, and its capabilities. In addition, it allows you to remotely control your camera, and to adjust settings manually if so desired. Arsenal can also automate photo stacking and save the result back to your camera’s memory card as a RAW or JPG file.

The Arsenal Intelligent Camera Assistant seems to be an amazing product that I will review if I ever get my hands on one. You can pre-order one today on the Arsenal website for $175.

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Marshall’s new MID A.N.C. Bluetooth headphones go up to 11

Marshall has recently announced a new set of wireless headphones, the MID A.N.C….their first foray into the world of active noise canceling. The MID A.N.C. headphones use Bluetooth aptX technology and are a follow-on to their original wireless MID Bluetooth headphones. The A.N.C.’s have an on-ear design featuring custom 40 mm dynamic drivers, soft microfiber wrapped headband, 3D hinges for transportability and ergonomic fit, and black anodized metal frame and brass logo that give a unique look & old-world style to the headphones. Marshall promises the headphones can last up to 20 hours of wireless playtime when active noise canceling is on or 30+ hours of wireless playtime without active noise cancelling activated. They are available from Marshall for $269.

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Everything you need for a picnic for two except the food

Levenger says this picnic basket is inspired by pioneer wagons, hence the name.  It has a durable canvas exterior, a water-resistant polyester lining, and faux leather trim.  The Pioneer Canvas Picnic Basket measures 20″ x 12.75″  x 11.5″ and weighs 11 pounds.  It has a double lid, two storage pockets on the front, and a water-resistant base.

Inside, you’ll find everything you need for a picnic for two:

  • 2 porcelain plates (8”; navy/khaki plaid design)
  • 2 hand-blown wine glasses (7 ounces)
  • 2 stainless-steel forks, knives and spoons
  • 1 set of stainless-steel salt and pepper shakers
  • 2 cotton napkins (14” x 14”; navy/khaki plaid)
  • 1 stainless-steel cheese knife with wooden handle
  • 1 blanket (50” x 60”; quilted navy/khaki cotton topside and navy polyester underside)
  • 1 plastic food storage container

The Pioneer Canvas Picnic Basket is $120.00 at Levenger.

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The Gear Eye keeps and eye on things for photographers


I wonder how many of my fellow photographers end up like I have on many shoots, when I get to the location and realize that I forgot to pack something, and to make matters worse, packed gear the I did not need. This is a frequent problem that I experience no matter how much I plan. It either occurs because I have back to back shoots and very little time to re-pack my bags, or because I took something out of the bag and forgot to replace it.

A couple of days ago, I was surfing for photography gear online, which by now you all know is something I love to do, and I came across what may be a great solution.

Gear Eye is a small scanner that works along with RFID stickers and a mobile app, to tag all your gear and track it via the app. When setting up each tag, you can label each piece of equipment, so that when it is scanned, it shows up in the app as labeled. This allows you to pack a bag and then scan the items in the bag, and to know exactly what you have packed. What is even better, is that you can plan and determine what gear you need for a shoot and add that event with the gear list to the app. Once that is done, when you scan your gear bag, you can see on the app what equipment is in the bag, what is missing, and what may have been packed but not needed. This is great for efficiency and making sure that you are not carrying around extra weight.

The Gear Eye Starter kit is available for pre-order via the Gear Eye website for $185.

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