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SPINN.DESIGN ProWrapp Impact+ gear wrapper with max shock resistance crowdfunding project is ending soon

Par : PR admin
14 mai 2026 à 05:16





The latest crowdfunding project by SPINN.DESIGN for a new ProWrapp Impact+ gear wrapper with max shock resistance will end in less than 36 hours.

SPINN.DESIGN is a Germany-based company in Offenbach specializing in innovative, high-quality camera accessories for protecting photography gear. Rooted in German engineering and design heritage, the company positions itself as a long-time product designer and manufacturer focused on premium, precision-crafted solutions for DSLR and mirrorless cameras, emphasizing durability, comfort, and thoughtful functionality over mass-market alternatives. Their flagship products include the SWIFT-LOCK and CP/CP.02 camera-carrying systems, along with the CW.01 and ProWrapp series of self-adhesive, weatherproof, and shock-resistant protective gear wrappers for cameras and lenses.

You can use the coupon code SPINN-RUMORS on their website to get a discount.

Here are the other active photography-related Kickstarter crowdfunding projects (some are still available as late pledges).:

Via LeicaRumors

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What’s new on Kickstarter?

Par : PR admin
30 avril 2026 à 22:27


Here are the latest photography-related Kickstarter crowdfunding projects:


New: Viperpod full-size tripod that doesn’t rely on the ground: $45,076 raised of $10,000 goal with 133 backers and 32 days to go.


NEWProWrapp Impact+ gear wrapper with max shock resistance: $34,926 raised of $6,416 goal by 329 backers with 14 days to go.


New: Reeflex 300–600mm telephoto lens for smartphones: $448,731 raised of $11,665 goal by 1,332 backers with 26 days to go.


“I’m Back Roll” digital back sensor for film cameras: $894,481 raised of $6,416 goal with 329 backers and 14 days to go. Additional information on this project can be found here and here.


Rewindpix non-disposable digital “Film” camera: $890,941 raised of $15,000 goal from 6,377 backers with 10 days to go.


CamCast turns your camera into a smart, connected system (late pledge available)


Yashica pocket camcorder (late pledge available)

Via NikonRumors

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“I’m back” is back with a new “I’m Back Roll” APS-C digital back sensor for film cameras

Par : PR admin
13 avril 2026 à 14:07





“I’m back” is back with a new I’m Back Roll” digital camera back for film cameras with a 26MP APS-C Sony IMX571 sensor – listed on Kickstarter right now with over $525k+ raised by 900+ backers.

“I’m Back Roll” product fact sheet:

  • Product Name: I’m Back Roll APS-C
  • Concept: Digital conversion system for analog cameras
  • Sensor: Sony APS-C (16–21 megapixels)
  • Storage: 256GB internal SSD
  • Image Formats: RAW and JPEG
  • Design Philosophy: All-Inside Design, No external screen, No external cables
  • Connectivity: Bluetooth synchronization + Wi-Fi image transfer
  • How it works:
    • Insert the system into the camera’s film compartment
    • The sensor sits in the film gate
    • The roll module occupies the film chamber
    • Shoot normally using the camera’s mechanical shutter
    • Images are stored internally and transferred later

How it works:

  • I’m Back Roll APS-C sits exactly where the film normally goes.
  • Inside the roll, there is a 26MP APS-C Sony IMX571 sensor.
  • To capture an image, you first need to advance the camera, moving the film lever and arming the shutter mechanism.
  • Then, using our remote control, you click, synchronize and trigger the photo, just like in the old days.
  • This way it preserves the rhythm and experience of shooting film – including missing a shot now and then – while recording everything digitally.
  • This version works with all 35mm film cameras.
  • For the first time, it will also be possible to use the system with underwater cameras such as Nikonos and other similar models.
  • The reason is simple: everything is contained inside the body of the device. There are no external parts required.
  • In our previous models, I’m Back 35 and I’m Back Film, an external module was necessary. With this new version, the entire system is integrated internally, which makes compatibility much broader.
  • Another important improvement is the new, larger sensor. This version uses an APS-C sensor, providing better image quality and a larger capture area.


Other photography-related projects currently available on Kickstarter:

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