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I first saw jill-e camera bags a year or so ago. I thought they were "cute," maybe even a little too much so for my taste. I've been using the same two Domke bags for over 10 years and they're still as tough and rugged as the day I bought them. The only complaint I have about my Domke bags is that, when full of gear, they are very difficult for me to travel with (especially on planes). I refuse to check gear and always carry it on board with me. Only problem is: the weight. With two camera bodies, a battery grip, 2 flashes, huge battery pack for Trio flash, cords, 4-5 lenses (including the very heavy 70-200mm f/2.8 VRII), plus other odds and ends, my shoulders are screaming in pain by the time I get through security and plant myself on the plane. I considered finding a collapsible rolling thing-a-ma-bob for my Domkes, but then thought, "Eh, it's been over a decade since I bought a new bag. And I deserve a new bag!"
So, remembering the jill-e bags, I perused the website and didn't find anything I liked, until I clicked on the "Jack" bags. The Jack large rolling bag is good-looking and roomy enough to fit all my necessary gear (plus laptop).
My bag arrived today from B&H (where you'll find much better pricing than on the jill-e website). I got the brown leather and it's quite a good-looking bag. I loaded my gear, extended the handle and rolled it around the room. Ahhhhh. My shoulders are happy already! Had I been able to see the bag in person, I would've gone with the extra large (in order to fit in some rolled-up clothes along with my gear for ease of travel on short trips), but will make due with the large.
The true test will be how well it travels. I'm headed to Portland, OR in a couple weeks for a very fun-filled photography event. I'll let you know my thoughts on the bag after the trip!
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Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Nikkor 70-200mm f/2.8 VRII Test
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sandi
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15:31
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My greatly anticipated new lens arrived Monday and I was too sick with a nasty cold to even test it out. Weighing in at a hefty 3.4 pounds, I was too weak and tired to lift it. Just kidding. It is that heavy, though, and when put on my D700 (with battery grip), it's like toting a small child. Only more fun! Okay, again, kidding! Anyway, I met a friend at the park today and whist all the chitlins were running about and such, I shot a few photos to see the new lens in action. I have only one word for it: LOVE!
My greatly anticipated new lens arrived Monday and I was too sick with a nasty cold to even test it out. Weighing in at a hefty 3.4 pounds, I was too weak and tired to lift it. Just kidding. It is that heavy, though, and when put on my D700 (with battery grip), it's like toting a small child. Only more fun! Okay, again, kidding! Anyway, I met a friend at the park today and whist all the chitlins were running about and such, I shot a few photos to see the new lens in action. I have only one word for it: LOVE!

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Saturday, November 14, 2009
NEW! Your Photo Laser Etched on Custom DVD Slideshow
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sandi
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18:40
You've seen our moving slideshows (or at least, little clips of them here on our blog). For only $25 each (after a minimum print order), customers can order a hi-res long version of their slideshow to play on your tv at home. Our DVD's are now LASER ETCHED with a photo from your session!
We believe in constant evolution and continually seek new, fun and creative ways to make your experience with Miller&Miller a memorable one!
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Saturday, October 3, 2009
Photo to Painting on Canvas
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sandi
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19:39
If you've never seen a photo edited in a painterly fashion and printed on fine art canvas, you really must! That's one of the many possibilites you'll find at Miller&Miller! If you would like to see product samples in person, just give us a call! 480-286-0112
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Thursday, September 3, 2009
Video: Examples of Frame, Stand-outs, Canvas Wraps
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sandi
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09:10
Here's a little video showing what a Stand-out is, a couple of frame examples (email me for more) and the difference between a Canvas Wrap and a Gallery Wrap. The Temple pics shown are 16x24, the stand out is 20x30, and the canvas wrap is 16x20. Canvas wraps are available in sizes up to 3x5 FEET. Enjoy!
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Exciting New Product - HD Video!
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sandi
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06:17
We are so stinkin' happy to be able to offer fun HD video clips as part of your shoot. You've probably seen our cute and fun slideshows (if not click HERE). Well, now the slideshows will contain video clips of your shoot, too! FUN FUN FUN!
And! Wedding clips! I am just so excited. Bursting! Examples coming soon!
Miller&Miller Photography
And! Wedding clips! I am just so excited. Bursting! Examples coming soon!
Miller&Miller Photography
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Saturday, May 30, 2009
Now Available - Custom Videos of YOU!
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sandi
at
10:31
We are now offering DVD-quality videos of your photo shoot or wedding. A 30-second video is free with your paid portrait photo session. A longer video (on DVD) is available for an additional $25. All wedding packages include a long video (or 2!) on DVD.
This is a sample of a short video. Long videos range from 3 to 4 minutes.
This is a sample of a short video. Long videos range from 3 to 4 minutes.
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