Corner Compilation #3

It’s been a long time coming, but I’m finally to the point where I can start catching up on photography industry news. Some of this news dates back over 2 months, but better late than never, eh? I’ll try not to cram too much into each Corner Compilation post, so expect about 10-12 “bits of news” in each compilation. Hopefully I’ll be all caught up in a matter of weeks (cross your fingers). Enjoy the news (mostly Delkin and Lowepro this time around, but trust me, there’s a lot more coming)!

Lowepro announced New Line of Messenger, Tote and Backpack-Style Notebook Cases - some great small to medium-small camera bags for short or casual photography outings.
Delkin Press Release: Snug-It: Delkin’s Digital Camera Skins With a Twist
Delkin’s Digital Camera Skins: Snug-It
Delkin Press Releases: Delkin Introduces Two New ExpressCard Adapters - the eFilm ExpressCard 54 UDMA enabled CF adapter and the ExpressCard 34 6-in-1 adapter. Delkin also introduced the Delkin’s CardBus UDMA CF Adapter that transfers images at over 40 MB/s.
Delkin’s eFilm ExpressCard 54
Lowepro Press Releases
- Lowepro Press ReleaseLowepro launches the FACTOR Series of notebook cases “designed for young professionals with style”
- Lowepro Press Release: Lowepro Announces the Launch of TRANSIT series Notebook Cases “for on-the-go Laptop Users”
- Lowepro Press Release: New Line of Lowepro NAPOLI Camera Pouches that “provides ultimate protection for ultra-compact digital camera”
- Lowepro Press Release: Lowepro Unveils the VERTEX line - ideal for professional photographers shooting in a rugged outdoor environments
Lowepro’s Vertex Series Backpack
Lowepro’s Factor Series Bags

Lensbabies introduced the new medium format version of its 3rd generation selective focus lens, Lensbaby 3G. The medium format version of the Lensbaby expands the product’s capabilities for the first time into the medium format realm of photography.
BenVista releases PhotoZoom Pro 2.2
Sony announces its first CompactFlash product line-up which they say “Meets the speed and performance requirements of D-SLR camera users.” Anyone tried one out yet? Results?