Polarizing filters, why they’re so neat…and how to use them
Polarizing filters, why they’re so neat…and how to use them by Christopher Frost!
Polarizing filters, why they’re so neat…and how to use them by Christopher Frost!
Sony folks got two new lenses from third party makers. And both of them just got tested today:
1) Voigtlander 65mm macro FE lens at BHphoto, Amazon and Adorama.
This lens got tested by Dpreview and they state: “Everything about how the 65mm handles screams precision and quality”
2) Laowa 15mm f/20 FE lens at Venuslens.
Bastian Katzke just posted the full lens review and the conclusion is: “Sespite the few shortcomings this is in fact a pretty astonishing lens Laowa have put together.”
Fuji is going to held a major “Fujikina” event on September 7. We can be pretty sure Fuji is going to announce some new stuff like:
1) X-E3
2) X-80
3) XF80 Macro
4) GF 45mm
via Fujirumors
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The new MS-Optical 40mm f/6.3 macro lens for Leica M is now listed on eBay (Click here).
Description via Japancamerahunter:
Miyazaki has been a very busy man lately. Not content with releasing a series of new regular lenses, he has also started working on the History Series of lenses.
And this is the fist in the series. The Prot 40mm 6.3, based on a classic design known as the Protaria lens formula which was designed by the legendary Rudolph Zeiss. I am still awaiting a full translation of the accompanying text about the lens.
This is a minute lens, weighing in at only 47 grams. it has a close focus of 60cm. 4 elements in 2 groups.
A fascinating little lens and something quite a bit different from what you usually see. A slower lens for a slower pace.
No camera could be complete without a lens – the glass technology that brings the world into focus. Dive into the history of the lens from it’s early beginning as a fire starting tool to the plethora of modern designs.
You can now check out the full size samples shot on the 16 camera. Pixel peepers en garde!
Found via hi-lows-note.blog.so-net.ne.jp
The FCC agency posted a Ricoh document that also containes those images of the new Ricoh Theta V. But there seems to be nearly no difference in the look between the upcoming model and the current Theta cameras.
via Nokishita