GFX review by Kai and Instax SP3 review by Gordon Laing
Kai tested the GFX (video on top).
And Gordon Laing posted this Fujifilm Instax Share SP 3 photo printer review:
The next Fuji GFX-100 and Hasselblad X2D will have 100 MP sensor, have 6fps and record 4K video
Sony officially listed the three new medium format sensor specs. These sensors will be available from 2018. It’s certain the future Fuji GFX-100 and the Hasselblad X2D will use the IMx461 100MP sensor. This one can record 4K video at 30fps, take stills at 6fps 14bit and even record 8K at 18fps.
The IMX211 and IMX411 will be used by the future Phase One $50,00 digital backs.
The Mitakon Speedmaster 135mm f/1.4 lens now available in Fuji G and Leica T mount too
Zyoptics officially announced today that their super fast 135mm f/1.4 lens will be available from now on for seven mounts: Canon EF / Nikon F / Pentax K / Sony E / Sony A / Fujifilm G / Leica T.
The Zyoptics lenses are all sold under the brand name Mitakon at Amazon, Amazon DE and Amazon UK.
Canon EOS-M50 will be announced soon!
Canon registered the EOS-M50 at the Bluetooth agency. The camera will be announced in early 2018.
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via Nokishita
The next Olympus camera will be the E-PL9
Olympus registered the E-PL9 at the Bluetooth agency. expect this camera to be announced within the next couple of months
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via Nokishita
September CIPA camera shipment report: System camera shipment doing worse than expected
What do you want to read first…the good or bad news? Let’s start with the bad news:
1) If you click on the chart above you will notice that system camera shipments in September were lower compared to last year. Which is quite a bummer if you consider that last year we had the Kumamoto disaster.
2) The good news is that fixed lens camera sales are still strong and makes up for the bad system camera performance. The total camera shipment is therefore still higher than 2016
