Samsung announced many new gadgets at CES today, but in their presentation there was no word on any new cameras or lenses. Of course Nikon did not announce any acquisition/purchase of Samsung technologies or camera division either (in case somebody still believes this non-sense). So there you have it, I think Samsung is now done with […]
Here is an updated post on what to expect from the major camera/lens manufacturer in early 2016. Most of those announcements will be made during the CES (January) and CP+ (February) shows:
Korea Times reports that Samsung will not withdrawal from digital imaging business:
It seems that Samsung’s main new products for the 2016 CES show will be TV and home appliances, no word of new imaging solutions:
Here is what to expect from the major camera/lens manufacturer in early 2016. Most of those announcements will be made during the CES (January) and CP+ (February) shows:
→ The Pentax K-3 II DSLR camera is now $729. → Check out this new (?) and cheap Zonlai 25mm f/1.8 lens available for Sony E, MFT and Fuji X mounts (see also this lens review and sample photos on flickr). → Samsung patent describes interchangeable lens camera for smartphones (via Galaxyclub).
Samsung made an official statement to AmateurPhotographer denying any rumors about Nikon buying Samsung NX technology:
The Samsung saga continues: the Korean news website www.edaily.co.kr reports that Samsung will not exit the camera business and will announce new mirrorless camera(s) during the CES show in January 2016. The new camera will be a replacement for the NX1 or NX500 models.
Several new rumors are currently floating online that a Samsung NX2 mirrorless camera will be announced in early 2016 (either during the CES or CP+ shows). One of the possibilities is that the NX2 will be available only for the Korean market (Samsung officially pulled out their cameras from several European countries). I personally don’t believe this Samsung […]
Yes, Samsung is also pulling their digital cameras and camcorders from the UK. Not really a surprising news if you have been following our previous Samsung coverage.
