Fujirumors leaked one more image of the new FujiFilm X-half camera that will be announced on May 22. And Fujifilm plans to launch two more cameras within the next very fear months as they registered two new camera codes in China:

• FF250001 (Fujifilm X-E5) – patent already surfaced a few months ago
  Multi-frequency Wireless
• FF250003 (maybe X-M5 successor?)
  Single Frequency Wireless

On 9 May, Sony registered another new camera in China. We now have a total of two cameras that have been registered and should be announced soon:

• Registered on April 21: Code “WW934774” with dual band Wifi support and manufactured in China
• Registered on May 9: Code “WW697160” with dual band Wifi support and manufactured in Japan

One of the codes is for the new camera with integrated tilting EVF (just like on this GX9), which is to be announced on May 28. We don’t yet know what this second camera will be: A7V, FX3II or finally a successor of this dream camera. What do you want?

On Chinese socials I just spotted the first leaked images of the new gear that Panasonic will announce on May 13:

• Lumix S1 II: 24 megapixels, partially stacked, 70 fps no blackout. 4k120p uncropped. 3500€
• Lumix S1 IIE: 24 MP (no more info about sensor). 2.800€. Less video specs than S1II.
• Lumix S 24-60 f/2.8. 544 gr, 999€, control button (Sony Style)

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The new TTartisan Tilt lens is available at Amazon, TTartisan, Pergear.

Official product video:

This is the official teaser that Panasonic just released. L-rumors.com reports that following gear might be announced:

• Lumix S1 II: 24 megapixels, partially stacked, 70 fps no blackout. 4k120p uncropped. 3500€
• Lumix S1 IIE: 24 MP (no more info about sensor). 2.800€. Less video specs than S1II.
• Lumix S 24-60 f/2.8. 544 gr, 999€, control button (Sony Style)

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In the US you now have to pay a lot more for Leica cameras:

• 90% price increase for the Leica D-LUX 8 from $1,595 to $2,790. This camera is made in China.
• 10% price increase for the Leica M11 Monochrome. From $9,195 to $10,160. This camera is manufactured in Germany.
• 7% price increase for the Leica M11-D. From $9,195 to $9,839. This camera is manufactured in Germany.
• 7% price increase for the Leica SL3. From $6,995 to $7,485. This camera is manufactured in Germany.

The price increase also affected all Leica L and M-mount lenses.