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Aperture Nature Photography Workshops Contest Now Open
Think Tank Photo is a sponsor of the Aperture Nature Photography Workshops at Olympic, Tetons, Yosemite and Yellowstone National Parks. Four groups of professional and amateur photographers will go to America's most scenic destinations to make spectacular images.
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Photo: Scott Bourne
www.photrade.com/contest/aperturenatureworkshops
Posted: August 17, 2008
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DigitalTrekker Matt Brandon switches to Modular System
Matt Brandon has a special eye for portraits of people set in their natural environment. He shoots often for international faith based NGOs and non-profits. On a recent trip to Indonesia, Matt switched to Think Tank Photo's Modular System.
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Photo: Keith Talley
http://digitaltrekker.com
Posted: May 20, 2008
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Introducing Our Complete Line of Rolling Cases
We have released three new or completely upgraded rolling bags that provide more protection and security for transporting heavy and expensive photography gear. All three rollers feature advanced security features, such as front and back cable locks, a TSA lock, and the Security Plate “Lost and Found” service.
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Photo: Kurt Rogers
thinktankphoto.com/ttp_product_RllrGrp.php
Posted: March 5, 2008
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The Skin Collection: Thin, Flexible Bags for Quick Access
We have just released our new “Skin” series. These bags, which are designed to fit on Think Tank Photo belts or regular belts, are very thin and flexible modular pieces that lay flat when empty and conform to your gear when full. Their ability to be compressed when empty frees up valuable space in your cases, especially when in transit.
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Photo: Kurt Rogers
www.thinktankphoto.com/ttp_product_SknCmpnts.php
Posted: March 5, 2008
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IT'S A BELTPACK. IT'S A SHOULDER BAG. IT'S THE CHANGE UP.
For photographers who require a sturdy field bag they can use in a variety of settings, Think Tank Photo announces the release of the Change Up. This one bag changes form as a belt pack, a shoulder bag, and even can be carried on the chest when supported by the enclosed harness system.
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Photo: Kurt Rogers
www.thinktankphoto.com/ttp_product_ChngUp.php
Posted: August 13, 2007
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12 Photography Luminaries Join Our Design Board
Twelve respected and discerning photographers have joined the our Design Board. These luminaries have agreed to provide our designers with their carrying solution needs, input about what’s working and what’s not, and detailed information about the challenges they face in carrying a wide variety of complex and often heavy photographic equipment in different settings.
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www.thinktankphoto.com/about_ttp.html
Posted: August 13, 2007
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PHOTOGRAPHY BACKPACK DESIGNED TO FIT INSIDE ROLLING HARD CASES RELEASED
Photographers on the move now can have the best of backpacks and rolling hard cases. Think Tank Photo announces the release of the Airport™ Ultralight, a photo backpack designed to fit within hard cases such as the Pelican 1510 Carry On Case and the Hardigg Storm Case iM2500.
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Photo: Kurt Rogers
www.thinktankphoto.com/ttp_product_ArprtUltrlght.php
Posted: May 6, 2007
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Download free article on how to protect your gear while traveling
To aid photographers in getting their gear through the airport and safely onto the plane, especially while traveling internationally, we have posted a free article entitled “Fear for your gear while running through the airport.”
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www.thinktankphoto.com/airport
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First Camera Bags Designed to Disguise Photography Equipment
For photographers operating in urban or dangerous environments, carrying thousands of dollars worth of photo equipment can be an invitation to have their gear stolen. Given the size of most gear set-ups, it is increasingly difficult to keep from attracting unwanted attention. To aid in lessening this threat, Think Tank Photo has released a new line of shoulder bags—The Urban Disguise—in six sizes designed to allow photographers to travel in style while still protecting their valuable equipment from prying eyes.
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Photo: Kurt Rogers
http://www.thinktankphoto.com/ttp_product_UrbnDsgs.php
Posted: November 12, 2005
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First Expandable bag for Camera Bodies Plus Lenses
Sometimes all photographers need in the field is one digital SLR body and a lens. To meet this need, Think Tank Photo has released the Digital Holster™. Available in five sizes, its expandable “Pop Down” bottom section allows it to hold lenses of two different vertical heights with the hood in position or with it reversed.
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Photo: Kurt Rogers
http://www.thinktankphoto.com/ttp_product_DgtlHlstr.php
Posted: March 26, 2007
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Think Camera bestows Editor's Choice award on rotation360° backpack
Thinkcamera.com, a leading online forum for photography, awarded the rotation360° backpack its Editor's Choice Award, saying, "The ThinkTank Rotation 360 is by far the best made bag I've ever picked up. I don't mean the best camera bag. There are high end hiking rucksacks that aren't made this well."
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http://www.thinkcamera.com/news/article/mps/UAN/422/v/1/sp/
Posted: March 26, 2007
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Think Tank Photo Launches Fundraising Initiative In Support of Reporters Without Borders
We are dedicating a percentage of sales of the newly launched Urban Disguise line of shoulder bags to Reporters Without Borders USA. Reporters Without Borders has fought for press freedom on a daily basis since it was founded in 1985. Join us in supporting this organization.
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http://www.thinktankphoto.com/ttp_product_UrbnDsgs.php
Posted: March 26, 2007
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rotation360° Backpack Wins 2007 DIMA Award
Of the hundreds of digital products on display at recent PMA Sneak Peek 2007, the official press event of PMA 07 in Las Vegas, only 18 were selected by a panel of digital imaging editors to receive the prestigious DIMA Innovative Digital Product Award. One of the recipients was our rotation360° backpack.
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www.imaging-resource.com/NEWS/1173819266.html
Posted: March 20, 2007
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New rolling bag meets international and small aircraft carry on size requirements.
Only our new Airport International carry-on roller lets you legally store bodies, lenses, and accessories in overhead bins or under the seats of international carriers and smaller regional commuter aircraft.
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Photo: Kurt Rogers
www.thinktankphoto.com/ttp_product_ArprtInl.php
Posted: January 22, 2007
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rotation360° AWARDED PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER’S “HOT ONE AWARD” AS BEST NEW CAMERA BAG
Think Tank Photo’s breakthrough rotating camera backpack, the rotation360°, was today awarded Professional Photographer’s “Hot One Award” as the industry's best new camera bag for professional application.
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www.rotation360.com
Posted: January 14, 2007
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Co Founder of Think Tank Photo on INSIDE DIGITAL PHOTO radio program
Special guest co-host Deanne Fitzmaurice the 2005 Pulitzer prize winning
Photo Journalist from the San Francisco Chronicle joins Scott Sheppard in
studio for this broadcast program of Inside Digital Photo. https://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZFinance.woa/wa/subscribePodcast?id=203423898
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www.popphoto.com
Posted: December 12, 2006
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Pixel Pocket Rocket named PCPhoto Editor's Choice
PCPhoto named Think Tank Photo's Pixel Pocket Rocket as one of their "favorite products." The Pixel Pocket Rocket stores 10 memory cards in a small, compact package that fits easily in your pocket or attaches to your belt or bags. It also includes a business card holder for easy identification.
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http://www.pcphotomag.com/content/2006/dec/editorschoice_06.shtml
Posted: November 12, 2005
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IT’S A BACKPACK. IT’S A BELTPACK. IT’S THE rotation360°!
The rotation360° backpack “breaks the barrier” about which photographers in the field constantly complain: that they have to remove their backpack in order to access the contents inside. With the rotation360°, in seconds a beltpack can be rotated from inside of the backpack to the front of the body, allowing photographers to access their gear stored inside without having to take off or swivel the entire backpack.
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http://www.rotation360.com
Posted: November 12, 2005
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FOUR NEW CAMERA BAGS CREATE COMPLETE AIR TRAVEL SOLUTION
The newest additions to our air travel line – the Airport Check In briefcase and the Airport Antidote Airport Acceleration, and Glass Taxi backpacks – allow photographers to carry their bodies, lenses, and accessories onto planes with different carry on requirements and legally store them in overhead bins or under the seat.
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Photo: Kurt Rogers
www.thinktankphoto.com
Posted: September 26, 2006
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THE CRITICS AGREE: AIRPORT SECURITY IS A HIT
Released in January 2006, Think Tank Photo’s Airport Security—the first roller designed to hold large lenses and fit within airline carry-on baggage size requirements, while offering photographers the ability to secure their bag—has been hailed as a success by discerning professionals.
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Photo: Doug Murdoch
www.thinktankphoto.com/ttp_product_ArprtScrty.php
Posted: February 17, 2006
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FIRST SECURE ROLLING AIRLINE CARRY-ON BAG RELEASED
Think Tank Photo’s new Airport Security rolling carry-on bag not only allows photographers to roll their bodies, lenses, and accessories onto an airliner and legally store them in an overhead bin, it features front- pocket and main compartment combination locks and a cable from a secret rear hatch that allow them to secure their bag to posts, trees, and other immovable objects.
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Photo: Kurt Rogers
www.thinktankphoto.com/ttp_product_ArprtScrty.php
Posted: January 16, 2006
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