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Bag to the future with Tenba’s seventies style
Tenba’s new DNA v2 shoulder bags combine retro seventies styling with modern protection. Four sizes – 10, 14, 16 and 16 Pro – accommodate camera systems and tablets or laptops up to 16in, with prices from £140 to £180. US prices have not yet been set.
Features include water-repellent YKK zips, three-stage top access, padded dividers, a non-slip memory-foam shoulder strap and concealed Airtag⁄Tile tracker pocket. Weather-resistant fabric, a reversible rain cover and black or blue colour options complete the range.
German optical expert Schneider- Kreuznach has unveiled its new- generation Nano Clear cine filter, offering improved lens protection and colour neutrality without compromising image quality. Its Broadband Anti-Reflection Nano Coating minimises reflections and virtually eliminates colour shifts while preserving sharpness, contrast and resolution. A water-repellent surface also makes cleaning easier by resisting dust, dirt and moisture. Available in 4x5.65in and 6.6x6.6in sizes, the Nano Clear costs the same as its predecessor, which starts at £341 ⁄ $254. schneiderkreuznach.com Clearly a winner Just when it seemed APS-C shooters were being left behind for lens options, Tamron swings in with a new 16-50mm lens – its smallest constant-aperture f ⁄ 2.8 standard zoom, measuring just 79.6mm ⁄ 3.1in and weighing 305g ⁄ 0.67lb. It offers a 24-75mm equivalent range, fast and quiet VXD autofocus, weather-resistant construction and 15cm ⁄ 6in minimum focusing distance. The optical design uses 14 elements in ten groups, while a 55mm filter thread keeps accessories compact. Available for Sony E, Canon RF, Nikon Z and Fujifilm X mounts, prices start at £399 ⁄ $529. tamron.com A little extra zoom
Gene genius The DNA of the seventies runs through Tenba’s new v2 bags
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