E-M1X Preorders:
Olympus E-M1X in USA at Amazon, GetOlympus, Adorama and BHphoto.
Olympus E-M1X in Europe at Calumet Germany, ParkCameras, Jessops, WexUK.

Olympus announced the new E-M1X, 150-400mm lens, a new roadmap and a new Silver edition E-M1II. All news can be found at 43rumors.com.

A remarkable news related to this is the very hars review from Jared Polin:

I rarely saw such a direct destructive attack on a camera :)

A probably more balanced review can be seen here:

Reviews and previews:
Robin Wong’s hands-on. Hands-on by Explora. Preview by CameraLabs. Review in progress at Dpreview. Review by ThePhoBlographer. First look at LCEgroup. Shooting experience at Dpreview. Preview at Photographyblog. E-M1X vs E-M1II by Mirrorlesscomparison. Spanish hands-on from Photolari. E-M1X vs E-M1II by Techradar.

Meike announced that their new 50mm f/1.7 lens will be soon available for both Nikon Z and Canon EOS-R systems. The FE version of this lens is already available on Amazon.

via ePhotozine.

If you are a Canon EOS-R owner check out the new compatibility note from Sigma (Click here). And Tamron made a similar announcement regarding their Nikon Z compatibility (Click here).

Techart is about to release a new Sony E to Nikon Z autofocus adapter. It means Nikon Z camera owners will be able to use any E-mount lens with full electornic control! Impressive!

Of course, it still has to be seen how fast (or slow) autotofus will work. I don’t expect this to work as well as on Sony cameras.

Source: Weibo

KF Concept announced that their ten new adapters made for both Nikon Z and Canon EOS-R cameras will start selling on January 22.

Fuji has officially announced the new GF 100-200mm f/5.6 GF lens

Preorders: BHphoto, Adorama.
Info: Sample Images Press Release, Product Page, Sample Images
Rumors, News and Community: Fujifilm GFX User Group, Fujifilm GFX Page

Full coverage on Fujirumors.

Today Nikon announced two new compact cameras. The A1000 and the B600. It’s cute to see again some new compact cameras. Is there really somebody on this planet that still buy those things?