Cotton Carrier "Name the New Product Contest" !!! $500 Prize Money!
Lama wrote: I have a name!!!!!............ "El abrazador que agarra la camara para que no caiga al suelo"
I WIN !!!!!
But it's a Canadian company, so it should be: "La chose qui tient l'appareil-photo ainsi lui ne tombera pas à la terre."
(It's google translate French, don't shoot me)
"the hugger grabbing the camera from falling to the ground"MYoung wrote:
Lama wrote: I have a name!!!!!............ "El abrazador que agarra la camara para que no caiga al suelo"
I WIN !!!!!
Translation please. BTW love your avatar! That is a different angle for portrait shots.
Shoot, learn and share. It will make you a better photographer.
fineartamerica.com/profiles/john-g-schickler.html?tab=artwork
I can post pictures of it if you'd like.
Also there was a counterfeit Spider Camera Holster (another site sponsor)
Trust me, the original is WAY better and it's not worth risking your gear with these cheap copies.
Only in Quebec (and maybe a bit of New Brunswick).Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Lama wrote: I have a name!!!!!............ "El abrazador que agarra la camara para que no caiga al suelo"
I WIN !!!!!
But it's a Canadian company, so it should be: "La chose qui tient l'appareil-photo ainsi lui ne tombera pas à la terre."
(It's google translate French, don't shoot me)
For Atlantic Canada, try the Gaelic "Cha d’fhuaireadh facal Beurla mar sa Bhriathrachan Bheag" or something to that effect. Shoot, learn and share. It will make you a better photographer.
fineartamerica.com/profiles/john-g-schickler.html?tab=artwork
Baydream wrote:
Only in Quebec (and maybe a bit of New Brunswick).Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Lama wrote: I have a name!!!!!............ "El abrazador que agarra la camara para que no caiga al suelo"
I WIN !!!!!
But it's a Canadian company, so it should be: "La chose qui tient l'appareil-photo ainsi lui ne tombera pas à la terre."
(It's google translate French, don't shoot me)
To me: Canada is to French as the USA is to Spanish.
www.cottoncarrier.com/home/top-twelve/
Did anyone get in the top 12? My suggestion: "Stealthy Ninja" didn't for some reason. Maybe they're Ninjaphobic?
Pixelchix wrote: Well I for one am very dissapointed. I think the ones they picked were very beige. I think photographers have better imaginations that that!!!
Well it's not necessarily the most creative ones, more likely the ones they wouldn't mind naming their product themselves.
So yeh, maybe Mr. Cotton is "beige".
Whatever though, the products totally rock.
Base on their videos, Mr. Cotton is not beige but some of the "top 12" are a "whiter shade of pale"Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Pixelchix wrote: Well I for one am very dissapointed. I think the ones they picked were very beige. I think photographers have better imaginations that that!!!
Well it's not necessarily the most creative ones, more likely the ones they wouldn't mind naming their product themselves.
So yeh, maybe Mr. Cotton is "beige".
Whatever though, the products totally rock.
.A bit unusual for this company and its great products.
Shoot, learn and share. It will make you a better photographer.
fineartamerica.com/profiles/john-g-schickler.html?tab=artwork
Baydream wrote:
Base on their videos, Mr. Cotton is not beige but some of the "top 12" are a "whiter shade of pale"Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Pixelchix wrote: Well I for one am very dissapointed. I think the ones they picked were very beige. I think photographers have better imaginations that that!!!
Well it's not necessarily the most creative ones, more likely the ones they wouldn't mind naming their product themselves.
So yeh, maybe Mr. Cotton is "beige".
Whatever though, the products totally rock.
A bit unusual for this company and its great products.
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