Cool: This AI Removes Shadows From Your Photos!
Now this is impressive!
Panasonic will announce the new entry level S5 (specs here) and maybe also some new affordable glass roadmap on September 2. The teaser image and text has been posted right now by Panasonic and says:
A New LUMIX Full-frame Mirrorless Camera
To Be Unveiled at the Online Launch EventPanasonic is pleased to announce that they will hold an online launch event for the new full-frame mirrorless camera LUMIX S5.
It will be unveiled at this page on Wednesday, September 2, 2020, at 14:00 UTC.Panasonic is committed to meeting the passionate demands of all creators through its LUMIX brand,
and the new LUMIX S5 is one of the embodiments of this commitment.
More information will be added and updated here and the official Instagram account @lumix
( www.instagram.com/lumix/ ) until September 2, 2020.
Engeneers “dreams” are put on paper on those patents:
Fujinon XF30mmF1.0, XF35mmF1.0 and XF33mmF1.0 Patents Spotted and Fujinon XF 50mmF1.0 Coming Soon (Fujirumors).
Canon Patent Application For RF 200-800mm f/6-8.5 Lens (CanonWatch).
Tamron patented a series of APS-C travel zooms from 18-100mm up to 18-500mm (SonyAlphaRumors)
This video shows results from the paper “Vid2Player: Controllable Video Sprites that Behave and Appear like Professional Tennis Players”. See the project page at: https://cs.stanford.edu/~haotianz/res…
This is just to say that the future isn’t “real” photography or “real” filmmaking. We will see more of this kind of “Image production” in the future to come.
The full specs of the upcoming Panasonic S5 full frame L-mount camera have now leaked by nokishita here.
Nikkei published the 2019 worldwide camera share market analysis:
The top five digital camera companies had a 93.7% share in 2019. Camera sales dropped down to 14.83 million units (-22.4%). Those are the market shares:
-Canon 45.4% (+2.4)
-Sony 20.2% (+0.9)
-Nikon 18.6% (-1.6)
-Fujifilm Holdings 4.7% (-0.4)
-Panasonic 4.7% (0.0)
In 2018 Olympus was at the fifth position but has been now surpassed by Panasonic. I guess not many expected to see Canon increase their market share despite Sony’s Alpha line success. Nikon had a major drop that is very worrying. And I didn’t expect Fuji to have this small -0,4% drop too.
via DigicameInfo