We already have a bunch of early Black Friday deals:
A usually reliable Weibo account reports:
The Sony A7M5 camera will be released soon, and sources have just revealed that they’ve already gotten their hands on one and are currently testing whether it uses a stacked 33-megapixel image sensor.
It’s going to be hot the next hours on SAR!
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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, a rigid crushproof shell, water-repellent ballistic nylon, and room for multiple camera bodies, large lenses, and even a laptop. There’s even a hidden AirTag pocket for tracking.
For hybrid shooters and travel pros, this is a smart, durable, all-in-one solution — roll when you can, carry when you must.
PMR-TV writes:
Sony just raised the bar again for AF performance and accuracy with it’s new firmware updates for the Sony A1II and Sony A9III camera bodies. This new 4.0 firmware update packs a new level of AI to assist sports and action photographers so they almost never miss a shot.
Gone are the days when Sony gave us lame firmware updates. Now we really got new remarkable features!
Tamron US launched these new rebates:
And here are today’s BHphoto deals (Click here):
More early Black Friday Holiday deals:
The massive Sony holiday savings started today and you can find them on those pages at BHphoto, Amazon, Adorama. And the additional $50 cashback has been extended to January 1st!
Sony Camera rebates:
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. According to Bruce, it typically takes around 6 to 12 months for a product to be officially announced after a patent is granted.
Based on the design I created this realistic AI image:
Looks neat!
Camera Intelligence Launches Caira, the World’s First AI-Native Mirrorless Camera with Onboard Generative AI, on Kickstarter (Click here). This is NOT an E-mount camera abut a curious project that might give us a glimpse into the future of photography?
