Here are the leaked leaflets:

Here are new images of the Tamron lenses:

via Nokishita

UNBOXING Sony 14mm F/1.8 G MASTER

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My new go-to device for video the MOZA SLYPOD PRO (David Oastler).
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5 Tips to Photograph Waterfalls (42West).
Zeiss ZX1 review at Amateur Photographer.
TTArtisan 40mm f/2.8 Macro lens review with samples (Christopher Frost)

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At last Canon unveiled the full specs and pricing of their new R3 camera. The full specs comparison with between the R3 and Sony A1+A9II can be found on this special comparison page at BH.

I don’t know if this can be really seen as a strong A1 or A9II competitor. These are three different kind of cameras. I still see the A1 as mainly unchallenged by the R3. And the A9II is less expensive. But the R3 will definitely be very appealing for current Canon sports-birds photographers.

MY ALL TIME FAVOURITE SONY LENSES

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Minolta AF 28-85mm F3.5-4.5: Lens Review/Test (Mr Baz Reviews).
Sony ZV-E10 Hands On Review: Best Vlogging Camera? (Maarten Heilbron)

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Press text:

Today, Sony has released an update to the company’s Visual Story, a mobile application for professional event photographers – and now video creators – that simplifies the process of delivering photos and videos to their clients immediately after an event through gallery creation, AI (artificial intelligence) assistance for easy image selection and web delivery.
The new Visual Story 2.0 adds the ability to automatically upload videos and images over WiFi, allowing for remote delivery of photos and videos during or after an event.
The app is available on the Apple App Store here. Visual Story Version 2.0 is available to download for free HERE. An Android version of the app is in development.
Learn more about Visual Story HERE.

Sony officially pulled out of the NAB and Infocomm show due to Covid concerns. The good news is that Sony told at Petapixel:

Sony Electronics has been closely monitoring the evolving situation of the COVID-19 Delta variant. With October on the horizon, we’ve considered the unprecedented circumstances and made the difficult decision that we will not be participating in person at next month’s NAB Show or InfoComm. While these events are an important forum to reach our customers and introduce new products, this is a choice we made to ensure we’re putting our employees’ and our partners’ health and well-being first.  As the world continues to grapple with the pandemic and businesses adopt digital alternatives and online opportunities to prevent the spread of the virus, Sony Electronics will continue to communicate and engage with our customers and partners in interactive, accessible ways that allow us to safely deliver exciting product news and updates to a wide online audience. We’ll continue to monitor the situation and look forward to participating at industry events in-person at some point in the future.

Additionally, we’re excited to announce that Sony will be hosting a press conference at NAB Show, in conjunction with the NAB, prior to the show’s opening.  Please join our online event on Sunday, October 10 at 9am PT/12pm ET at NABShow.com/Live and pro.sony, where we’ll unveil and showcase Sony’s latest professional innovations.

I don’t think they will announce the new A7IV on October 10. It will be some other Cine gear…

For some weird reason bags are nearly always selling very well on Kickstarter. And now we got a new one: The Next adventure backpack (Click here to read all features and eventually preorder it).

Here is the product video tour:

Note: As always keep in mind that Kickstarter projects can fails and you can risk to loose your money.