What's new from Kata and Ricoh

Kata gets a grip on new lightweight series

Kata has released a new family of all-purpose grip holsters as part of its Lightweight Protection D-Light Collection.

“The holster mode of carrying is so popular because it is the most compact carrying option,” according to Adeal brand manager Gary Pertot.

 “The new D-Light Grips are therefore designed with a minimalist approach, each dedicated to fit a specific camera + lens option with the basic accessories.” 

Available in five different sizes the D-Light Grips include Kata's unique technologies - TST RIB structural protection,  RipStop fabrics, Aeriform foams and Spider Webbing straps. 
One of Kata’s new D-Light series.


Ricoh packs more  features into new CX4
Ricoh has introduced a raft a new features to its latest model in the CX series – the CX4.

The CX4 has new creative shooting modes, a new subject tracking auto-focus system, improved image stabilisation technology and host of other features.

New soft focus, cross process and toy camera shooting modes join the miniaturise, high contrast black-and-white and dynamic range modes first introduced by the CX2. 

In addition, Ricoh has included a ‘night landscape multi-shot mode’ that reduces the image noise normally associated with pictures taken under low light by automatically and combining four exposures shot at high sensitivities into a single optimally exposed photograph.

The CX4 also offers a new subject-tracking auto-focus system that automatically tracks the subject. 

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