There is no doubt that the new Olympus E-M1 Mark II camera has very good technical specs and features – see this Olympus slideshow presentation on their latest $2,000 top-of-the-line Micro Four Thirds model (the user’s manual is also now available for download):
It seems that every few months we have to go over this: a new camera making it to the #1 spot in the best selling mirrorless camera list right after being announced indicates… absolutely nothing. It just means that Amazon sold more Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II cameras than Sony a6000 cameras for a day or two. […]
Several new cameras from Leica, Fuji and Sony were registered with the Chinese Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and will most likely be officially announced before the end of the year:
The new Leica TL mirrorless camera leaked online. Expect the official announcement by the end of November. The new model will be available in three different colors: black anodized, silver anodized and titanium (LeicaRumors via Nokishita).
Canon is going to enter the image sensor market and will start selling image sensors to third parties. The leaked documents also offer the detailed specifications of their 120MP sensor:
Luminar, the new photo editing solution from Macphun is now available for pre-order. First, a quick description (see also the included screenshots above): “Luminar is an new all-in-one photo editor designed to ensure the ultimate in creativity and convenience. The Luminar user interface is built around the idea that every photographer is different, and therefore their […]
As I reported a month ago, the US price of the new Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II is indeed $2,000. Pre-orders are now open at B&H and Adorama. I am curious if anyone from PR readers is actually planning to buy this camera for that price – please let us know in the comments section. […]
The top 10 PhotoRumors posts for October, 2016 are:
