New rugged Card reader case on Kickstarter

Asuizo launched their new Card reader case on Kickstarter (Click here). It stores 4x SD cards, 12x Micro SD cards, 4x Nano SIM cards. It protecst your data against dust and moisture and fall. This is how it works:

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Angelbird will soon announce a new Type A card!

Yesterday I reported that Angelbird officially discontinued their famous 1TB card. Two of my readers contacted Angelbird and got the same answer:

So there is definitely a new model coming. I hope it’s a new 4.0 Type A card that has read speeds of up to 1800 MB/s and write speeds of up to 1650 MB/s. Of course only future new Sony cameras will support these kind of speed as new hardware is required. Nevertheless the 4.0 cards are backwards compatible with 900 MB/s speed.

P.S.: My bet is that the Sony A7sIV will support 4.0 Type A.

PetaPixel: A Look at How Sony Equipped Photographers for Super Bowl

Sony A9III at BHphoto. Amazon. Adorama. FotoErhardt. Fotokoch. Calumet. WexUK.

PetaPixel reports that “More than 50 a9 III cameras and 145 lenses were available for photographers and Sony Pro Support was on hand, too.

Kyle Rivas was one of the Sony photographers and he told to PetaPixel:

I say if this camera’s power allows me to think at the same pace as an athlete like Mahomes and Kelce, I choose the Sony a9 III every time.

 

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Find your camera if it gets stolen: PolarPro announced the new Defender Body cap with secret AirTag compartment!

PolarPro announced the new Defender Body cap you can buy now at BHphoto (Click here) and at Amazon (should be listed soon). It has a secret storage for Airtag or SD card or CFexpress card. I would have ZERO doubts that it would be best to store your own Apple Airtag (here on discount at Amazon). It’s your best chance to find your camera if you get robbed!

This is how it works:

The second option to keep track of your camera is to buy this Quick Release Plate for AirTag from Smallrig (here on Amazon). I kind of prefer this solution because I usually have a lens on the camera.

 

Angelbird discontinued their 1 Terabyte CFexpress card

Angelbird was the first company to offer more “affordable” Type A cards for Sony. But now they officially discontinued their famous 1TB card. You can still find few cards in Stock at Amazon US and BHphoto. Angelbird did not unveil the reason for the abrupt production stop.

The “affordable” 1TB alternatives you can get now are the:

  • Pergear Type A card sold by Amazon US (non certified but also the cheapest card)
  • Exascend 1TB card sold by Amazon US and BHphoto (VPG 200 certified)

The more expensive 1TB and 2TB cards you can get are the: