The previously rumored Insta360 mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera will have an MFT mount. This was revealed by the latest leaked pictures from China (now removed) – the camera has an Olympus 14-42mm lens attached:
Here is what we know so far about the Insta360 mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera with MFT mount (check the official Insta360 website for updates):
Sigma is rumored to release a new 65mm ultra-fast aperture autofocus lens in September. The lens is supposed to be faster than f/1.2, according to camerainsider, who has provided valid information in the past. My guess is it will be a new 65mm f/1.0 or 65mm f/1.1.
The lens will be announced during the company’s 65th-anniversary celebrations in September.
Previous Sigma coverage can be found here.
Thypoch will officially release/display their new 24-50mm f/2.8 lens at the 2026 NAB show (the first Chinese full-frame autofocus constant-aperture zoom lens).
Thypoch will also announce the previously reported Ksana 35mm f/2 ASPH lens for Leica M-mount – here is the pre-order link (not live yet).
Here is what we know so far about the new Typoch 24-50mm f/2.8 lens:
Skylum released a new Luminar Neo version 1.27 that expands its cross-device ecosystem with new AI portrait tools and bokeh AI:
Here are the latest Topaz Labs updates:
A quick update on my previous post – on April 17th, Viltrox will announce a new LAB 35mm f/1.2 lens without an LCD screen (see the current Viltrox AF 35mm f/1.2 LAB for E/Z mount). Here are the first leaked pictures:
The GoPro leak I posted a few days ago was real – today the company unveiled the previously reported new generation of cameras: the GoPro Mission 1 Pro.
Check this page for pre-order options.
The GoPro Mission 1 Series of cameras are the world’s smallest and lightest 8K and 4K Open Gate cinema cameras. Featuring a new 50MP 1″ sensor and GoPro’s new, ultra-efficient GP3 processor. The new series includes three camera models, and one of them features an interchangeable Micro Four Thirds lens system:
GoPro Mission 1 Pro camera with MFT mount
Shipping will start at the end of May.
Last year, I reported that the German manufacturer of professional motion picture cameras, lenses, and lighting, ARRI, was up for sale. Today, the company has a new owner, Thomas Riedel, the owner of Riedel Communications and the Riedel Group.
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