Hi, this is Thomas from COSYSPEED.
It’s super cool that we can have one of our new CAMSLINGER models as a giveaway for your readers! I’m sure many of them would like this new concept of carrying a mirrorless camera (or Superzooms or smaller DSLRs aswell) on the hip or as a sling bag. It’s not a solution to transport large amounts of gear as the bags are on the smaller side, but for daily live when out shooting with smaller gear it will be a very quick and good solution.
Keep on going with your great blog and many thanks, Thomas
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You can enter the giveaway simply by visiting any of the sites on facebook or following us on twitter using the dedicated giveaway box. Of couse, the more sites you visit on facebook and follow on twitter, the more entries you’ll gain… and increase your chances to win. If you instead visit, for example, just the SAR facebook page, then you’ll enter the giveaway in SonyAlphaRumors, but you won’t have the chance to win anything on the other blogs.
And here are the 15 prizes you can win:
SonyAlphaRumor prizes: 1) CAMSLINGER 160 Street Edition 2) PHONEBAG 135 – 3) PHONEBAG 135
43rumors prizes: 1) CAMSLINGER 160 Paris Gray – 2) PHONEBAG 135 – 3) PHONEBAG 135
Fujirumors prizes: 1) CAMSLINGER 160 Paris Gray – 2) PHONEBAG 135 – 3) PHONEBAG 135
Canonwatch prizes: 1) CAMSLINGER 160 Street Edition 2) PHONEBAG 135 – 3) PHONEBAG 135
Cosyspeed prizes: 1) CAMSLINGER 160 Street Edition 2) PHONEBAG 135 – 3) PHONEBAG 135
Thanks to Thomas for your generous offer to organize a giveaway with all these amazing prizes.
And now, good luck to anyone!
the rumor guys
The contest ends 11/26/2014 at 12:00 AM
11 Responses
keep it they look like crap…. must be a blind designer.
Hmmm…giving away a few bags in return for a database full of keen photographers for marketing purposes. I think I’ll give that a miss, thanks.
Monty Python time: spam, spam, and more spam. Don’t you have anything with a little less spam in it?
yeah thousands register so they get spam… morons.
Nice design but would not leave a 1000$ camera in a thin bag like those ones. Not very secure either in overcrowded place;) and not good for trekking if u fall;)
A lot of niece features and some problems. It is “splash resistant” but it doesn’t appear to offer any real protection from rain. As far as I can tell, two of the top corners are basically open.
Is it just me or from that photo the camera doesn’t seem to fit in there very well.
looks gay…
Doesn’t matter how you spin it, fanny packs will never look good. Whoever has one of these also owns a few pairs of mom jeans.
Totally uninterested. I have a LowePro Off Trail 1 with two lens holders, which I bought for a KM Maxxum 5D in 2005, that still serves me well after using it with a Sony A700 and current A99. The zippers are great, very functional, it’s padded, it closes completely (weatherproof), and being black it still looks great. It’ll probably be too big for a future A7RII. Furthermore, the sides carrying the weight are anchored to the belt, and not swinging free like the design above. Unless there is incredible industrial-strength stitching in that Cosy bag above, there’s no way that design will last 10 years. I can imagine running quickly down the street after a good shot, or a bus or tram even, and the camera and contents repeatedly smashing against my hips.
No thanks.
F-king garbage. Who needs this anyway?
mmmh, can serve for a couple of sandwiches, but I would not put my expensive camera in this rubbish.