It’s a bit tricky on Amazon EU storedto find all Sony cameras and lenses that feature a cashback. Here is how to find the deals:
On this Amazon DE page watch for the products marked with “Amazon.de-Aktionsgutschein”
On this Amazon UK page watch for the products marked with “Save xxx with voucher”
On this Amazon FR page watch for the products marked with “Économisez XXX €”
On this Amazon IT page watch for the products marked with “Ordina e ricevi XXX€ di credito Amazon.it”
On this Amazon ES page watch for the products marked with “Añadir a la cesta”

More deals:

In Germany at Fotokoch and Calumet.
In UK at ParkCameras and Wexphotographic.
In the Netherlands at Calumet.

We got two new bags for photographers:

1. The new Roam Sling bag (all info her).
2. The new Skout G2 (all info her).

You can find a ton of fathers day deals on that BHphoto page (Click here). The list includes:

• Savings on Sandisk cards.
• Savings on Tamron E-mount lenses.
• Savings on Sigma E-mount lenses.

European readers can enjoy this cashback:

In Germany at Fotokoch and Calumet.
In UK at ParkCameras and Wexphotographic.
In the Netherlands at Calumet.

The strange thing is that Amazon offers it’s own cashback offer on Sony cameras. Here is how to find the deals:
On this Amazon DE page watch for the products marked with “Amazon.de-Aktionsgutschein”
On this Amazon UK page watch for the products marked with “Save xxx with voucher”
On this Amazon FR page watch for the products marked with “Économisez XXX €”
On this Amazon IT page watch for the products marked with “Ordina e ricevi XXX€ di credito Amazon.it”
On this Amazon ES page watch for the products marked with “Añadir a la cesta”

Save $40 on the Viltrox 23mm f/1.4 APS-C E-mount lens sold by Adorama (Click here).

Last week DxO announced the new Nik Collection 4 software (Click here to see all new details). And til June 30th you save 30% on you order.

Once a year 5daydeal launches this impressive video creator bundle for $89 only (Click here to see all tutorials and software). This includes also an A7sIII tutorial and other stuff useful for Alpha shooters.

Last week DxO announced the new Nik Collection 4 software (Click here to see all new details). And til June 30th you save 30% on you order.

Dpreview reviewed the new software:

The Nik Collection has long been a fan favorite that can deliver impressive results, and not just in the hands of experienced photographers, but thanks to a wide selection of presets, less experienced ones as well. It still suffers from a fairly inconsistent UI that varies widely from app to app, but the individual apps themselves are reasonably intuitive to use, if perhaps not quite as fast as we’d like.

That said, it’s encouraging to be getting regular yearly updates from DxO, and we’re hopeful that further UI and performance enhancements are on the way.

And this is Anthony Morganti take on the new software: