Tactile controller consoles for photographers, videographers and digital artists have been around for a long time and remain as popular as ever. The TourBox Elite is a premium controller that allows ...

At first glance, you’d think the TourBox Elite was a controller for the latest games console. Its sleek and modern design has so many buttons that it does feel slightly overwhelming when you first ...

Review: The Tourbox is a new type of portable control surface that can be adapted to any software. Let's see how it performs! We don’t usually cover crowdfunded things, at least until there’s more ...

Can I Use a Controller for Photoshop? Having to switch back and forth between your keyboard and mouse is unpleasant if you professionally use photoshop software to edit your photos. A controller for ...

Local adjustments in Photoshop and Lightroom are often a back-and-forth process between the keyboard and the mouse or a graphics tablet but TourBox aims to reduce that with a mini editing console.

Following up from the original, TourBox Tech have released the Neo another version of their TourBox control surface priced at $169. Is it any good and what does this new version bring to the party?

The TourBox Neo adds dial-based control to creative applications like Adobe Lightroom Classic, Premiere Pro, and Photoshop for a more hands-on, tactile editing experience. Editors' Note: This review ...

Now is a great time to be dipping back into creative projects you’ve had on hold, including editing archives of photos you promised you’d get back to “later.” There are a number of different gadgets ...

Transcontinenta has announced the availability of its TourBox NEO controller specifically designed for content creators allowing a wealth of shortcuts for your most used functions in a wide variety of ...

Editing Controllers are an interesting peripheral. While there have been many, and I do mean many, attempts over the years to create controllers that can work within your favorite editing suites very ...

The TourBox Neo adds dial-based control to creative applications like Adobe Lightroom Classic, Premiere Pro, and Photoshop for a more hands-on, tactile editing experience. Editors' Note: This review ...