In my continuing effort to review more items for the Corner Resource Center (and to make some extra room in my office), I’ve written four new product reviews and added them to the Corner Resource Center over the past week or so (with more on the way!). But unless you keep your eye on the Photography Resources forum or in the Corner Resource Center, you may have missed when I posted them up. Luckily for you, we have the links to the new photography resources right here in the Corner Blog:

• Powerex MH-C9000 WizardOne Charger-Analyzer - A review of the Powerex MH-C9000 WizardOne Charger-Analyzer.
• NavJack iPhone 4 Cases - A review of three NavJack iPhone 4 cases: iPhone 4 TPU Skin (Green), iPhone 4 Premium Sleeve (Brown), and the iPhone 4 Trim (Chamois Black).
• M-Rock Canyon Lands 676 Camera Bag/Backpack - A look at the M-Rock 676 Canyon Lands camera sling bag/backpack.
• M-Rock Great Smoky Mountains 673 Camera Messenger Bag - A review of the M-Rock Great Smoky Mountains 673 Camera Messenger Bag and the M-Rock 698 Trolley Handle & Wheels.

While I wrote all 4 of the above reviews, we would love to have some of your stuff up in the Corner Resource Center! If you want to submit a review, article or tutorial to the Corner Resource Center, check out this thread for details on how to write and submit your own resources.

Just a quick post to let you know that one of our sponsors, Snaptotes, has a cool contest going on right now, and they’ve invited members of PhotographyCorner to enter: the Favorite Family Photo Contest. Five winners will be drawn at random to win a free bag by April 30th, 2008 for a chance to win a free bag for Mother’s Day. Simply upload your photo, fill in your name and email address, and you’re entered! To check out what a Snaptotes bag looks like, check out the review I did a couple of months ago on my own bags: Snaptotes Custom Photo Bags.

Lowepro, one of the sponsors for the PhotographyCorner.com 2006 Photograph of the Year Contest, just announced they will be expanding their line of Slingshot AW camera bags to include for larger model dSLRs (I might even be giving one or 2 of these away as prizes in the PotY Contest). This is great news for those who really enjoy the slingshot style camera bag (great for short day trips to the zoo, etc), but could never get all their “stuff” to fit, so had to use a larger, backpack-style bag. Read the full press release below:

Porter Case is known for making great cases, including photography cases. With air travel restrictions becoming increasingly tight, packing and protecting your gear properly continues to remain in the forefront of the traveling photographers’ mind. Gary Pond, president of Porter Case (who have sponsored both the January 2007 Photograph of the Month as well as the PhotographyCorner.com 2006 Photograph of the Year Contest), tells us a little more about about what makes Porter Case a leader in heavy duty cases.