First image of the new 7Artisans 35mm f/2.0 M-mount lens

Our trusted sources told us that Canon invited them to a major event in mid May. This includes a flight and a stay in a luxury hotel. Canon told them this event is related to the mirrorless system and specifically to the Canon EOS-M50.
So here the facts do end. And the speculation goes wild for the following reasons:
We have no reliable info yet but everyone here is thinking there must be more than just a 2 days talk about the EOS-M50. What if Canon will take the chance to finally announce a FF mirrorless? Just speculation for now but I hope to get some more info soon!
The FCC shows that Fuji just registered a new camera code. Fujirumors believes this might be the new X-T100. It is yet unclear when Fuji will announce this new camera.
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Via Nokishita
Tomorrow Fuji has (again) a new product announcement. Fujirumors says the new GF 250mm f/4.0 lens will be priced at around $3,500. And they also got a first impression by a source:
“Performance is top notch, on camera and zooming in it’s as sharp as the 110mm, super sharp! AF speed was very good, same as the 120mm macro and there wasn’t many light available. The image stabilizer is impressive, I was shooting iso1600 1/40 of a sec f4 handheld with amazing results”
Nokishita also leaked the images of the two new macro extension tubes:
On April 12 Fuji will announce the new Fuji GF250mm lens GF 1.4x teleconverter and firmware updates. And all the info got leaked in advance right now:
via Nokishita
250mm lens image by ePhotozine.
Nokishita leaked the specs of the new Fuji GF 250mm lens and 1.4 Teleconverter. They will be announced this week on April 12:
CameraJabber summed up all rumors in one post and added these two video interviews and Canon and Nikon. At the end of the video they asked them about their fuure FF mirrorless but got a very standard answer. Canon and Nikon are still hiding their cards and I suspect the real camera launch isn’t as close as expected. My guess is that their FF mirrorless cameras will hit the market in 2019 and not in late 2018.