As already reported, Sony is rumored to announce a new cheap, mid-level mirrorless camera. The official announcement is expected today – stay tuned, I will embed the live stream here on the blog at 1 pm EST. We don’t have any leaked pictures or specifications for the upcoming camera.
BCN+R published their latest sales results data for the mirrorless camera holiday shopping season in Japan. What I find interesting is that Canon and Nikon mirrorless sales were almost identical in December of 2018:
Today the Swiss company NWS Instruments announced two medium format lenses with Hasselblad V-mount: 23mm APO f/3,5 110° wide angle lens 110mm APO f/3,2 macro telephoto lens NWS Instruments also announced a new Akrobat modular instrument positioning system (click for larger view):
Northlight Images reports about the possibility of a 100MP EOS R mirrorless camera with IBIS capabilities to be released in the future:
The Fujifilm Fujinon GF 100-200mm f/5.6 R LM OIS WR medium format lens (see leaked pictures) could be officially announced on January 17th according to the above teaser found on Chinese social media:
Yesterday the Japanese website Nikkei reported that Sony is soon going to release a new, cheap, mid-level mirrorless camera. This sounds pretty far from the previously “rumored” high-end APS-C E-mount model. This is what we know so far about the upcoming Sony APS-C mirrorless camera (it is not much):
Here is another leaked picture of the upcoming Olympus E-M1X camera: The latest Olympus E-M1X camera rumors/specs recap can be found here:
Panasonic published several pictures comparing the GH5s, S1R and the G9 side by side (via L-Forum). This is what we know so far about the two new Panasonic S1/S1R full-frame mirrorless cameras:
