Two new f/1.2 PRO lenses announced by Olympus
Olympus announced the 17mm and 45mm f/1.2 PRO lenses.
Preorders:
17mm at Amazon, BHphoto, Adorama and GetOlympus.
45mm at Amazon, BHphoto, Adorama and GetOlympus.
Olympus announced the 17mm and 45mm f/1.2 PRO lenses.
Preorders:
17mm at Amazon, BHphoto, Adorama and GetOlympus.
45mm at Amazon, BHphoto, Adorama and GetOlympus.
Sony announced all this stuff today:
A7rIII at SonyAlphaRumors. Sony.com. Dpreview, ThePhoBlographer. CameraLabs. Hugh Brownstone. Imaging Resource.
400mm f/2.8 FE at SonyAlphaRumors. Sony.com. Dpreview (release is summer 2018)
24-105mm f/4.0 FE OSS at SonyAlphaRumors. Dpreview.
Preorders (Preorder start October 26 at 10am NYC time):
A7rIII at Amazon, Bhphoto, Adorama.
24-105mm at Amazon, Bhphoto, Adorama.
Short preview: new DAM module in Luminar from Macphun Software on Vimeo.
Today Macphun (Click here) announced that it will launch a Lightroom alternative in 2018:
“After recent Adobe news about Lightroom updates, we received a lot of questions about our plans for creating a photo manager, so we’d like to shed some light on this.At the moment we’re working on the digital asset manager (“DAM”) which will work with both hard drives and cloud storage platforms. It’s going to be a perfect tool for organizing and managing images. Moreover, users will be able to run it along with LR library to compare both DAMs side by side and choose which fits them better.The new DAM will be added to Luminar in 2018, and will be a free update to everyone who owns Luminar 2018. We’ll be releasing more details soon.In the meanwhile here’s a short video about the new DAM from Macphun: https://youtu.be/9FCHmJiF894And several screenshots to take a closer look of what’s coming next: http://bit.ly/macphunDAM”
Yes we all were waiting for this day to happen! Gizmon announced a new customizeable pancake lens for Micro Four Thirds, E Mount, XF Mount, EOS M Mount, Nikon 1 Mount.
Canon announced the new G1XIII and it’s available for preorder at BHphoto. Key specs:
I saw plenty of bad press and heavy critics by the photography community on the new Yashica camera Kickstarter campaign. But what we learned is that an innovative idea seems to count much more than the opinion of the press.
Yashica raised around $800,000 and is getting really close to the million dollar mark. they raised nearly 10 times the requested target funding. I am not convinced by Yashicas idea but I admire their balls for trying something innovative! Canon and Nikon could take a leasson from them :)
In Japan Casio announced this new Action Camera. Google Translated specs:
via nokishita