Tenba Launches World’s First Rolling Camera Case That Converts to Backpack

Photographers on the move just got a major upgrade. Tenba’s new Roadie V2 lineup (here at BHphoto) is the first-ever rolling camera case system that converts into a backpack — ideal for navigating both airports and rough terrain.

Available in multiple sizes (from international carry-on to oversized roller), the Roadie V2 features optional backpack straps,…

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Review: Tenba Shootout 16L DSLR Backpack (The In-Between Bag)

When I first saw the Tenba Shootout 16L DSLR Backpack, I was at Ira Block's apartment in Manhattan. Ira, who hails from National Geographic, designed the bag with the folks over at Tenba. Though it's marketed as a DSLR shooting option, it's probably more correctly labelled as an offering for those who use bigger mirrorless cameras and have the lenses that go along with them. thephoblographer.com »

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TEASER warning: I have good news ;)

I’ve got some very good news coming ;) Tomorrow, right after the Canon R6 III launch, I might just crash Canon’s celebration with a little rumor from trusted sources about a Sony announcement. I know, it’s mean of me to tease without sharing more… but I’m off today for this project and can’t work on… The post TEASER warning: I have good news ;) first appeared on sonyalpharumors.

Confirmed: Viltrox is developing a new Till Shift E-mount lens!

Our reader Bruce (thanks!) discovered a newly published patent from Viltrox for a tilt-shift lens featuring electronic contacts—possibly for autofocus or just EXIF data recording. The patent clearly shows it’s designed for the E-mount system, likely full-frame.

Is Sony getting nervous about the upcoming Canon R6 III launch?

Ordinary Filmmaker reports that Sony is apparently nervous about the R6III launch. According to his sources Sony’s A7V is not going to be able to match the speed and video quality performance of the Canon R6III that will be announced on November 6th.