
→ One of the Panasonic LX10 listings at B&H is now discontinued, the other is back-ordered. → Think Tank Photo announced a new Airport TakeOff V2.0 bag. → The Kodak Ektra camera smartphone (price: $400) launches in the United States (press release).
Even though the pictures I posted here on the blog a few months ago could have been fake, the report was not far from the truth: DJI and Hasselblad announced the world’s first 100MP “integrated aerial photography platform” that consists of DJI M600 Pro drone ($4,999), Ronin-MX gimbal ($4,594) and the Hasselblad H6D-100c camera ($32,995). Back in […]
→ The Sony FE 100mm f/2.8 STF GM OSS lens is now in stock at B&H and Foto Hans Keuzekamp. → Alpa announced a new modular GON tripod leveling system. → Sigma announced new firmware updates (version 1.04) for the sd Quattro cameras that offer support for DNG formats, improved autofocus capabilities and enhanced functionality with Sigma Capture Pro.
The Hasselblad X1D-50c medium format mirrorless camera and three XCD lenses (45mm, 30mm and 90mm) are now in stock at Ace Photo. You are welcome!
Hasselblad announced four new XCD lenses for the X1D medium format mirrorless camera. The first one is the XCD 120mm Macro lens (previously rumored here, additional info available here, PDF file with tech specs). The other three XCD lenses will be released in the next 12 months: Hasselblad XCD 35-75mm zoom lens Hasselblad XCD 65mm lens Hasselblad XCD […]
Shortly after my post from earlier today, Hasselblad sent out another email stating that production and shipping of X1D cameras “are now at an all-time high“. If anyone is aware of any X1D camera shipment in the US, please add a comment to this post. Check the current X1D availability at B&H and Adorama. Here is the full […]
A reader sent me this picture anonymously in connections with the rumors about DJI acquiring Hasselblad. Maybe DJH will be a new company for medium format drones? I do not know if the picture is real or fake, but keep in mind that Hasselblad started by developing their first HK7 aerial camera back in 1940: