The rumored Leica Q-P camera will be announced next week FCC filing for the Ricoh GR III camera Shoten announces a new line of Nikon Z lens adapters New Nikon camera N1811 registered online Photons to Photos: Fujifilm X-E3 vs X-T3 vs X-T2 vs X-Pro2 FUJIFILM X-T1 Firmware ver.5.50 Malfunction Acknowledged
Fujifilm GFX 50R Leica M10-D Leica S3 New Sigma lenses
Beta version of the ON1 Photo RAW 2019 photo editing software is now available to customers who pre-ordered version 2019 and for ON1 Plus Pro members. The full version of ON1 Photo RAW 2019 will be released in mid-November. Here is what’s new in ON1 Photo RAW 2019 beta (13.0.0.6069):
Here are some of the new products announced (or to be announced) for the 2018 PhotoPlus Expo:
The Universal Lens Cap 2.0 is now listed on Kickstarter and so far has raised $62,703 with an initial goal of $5,000 and 35 more days to go. The lens caps come with a lifetime replacement warranty and 30-day money back guarantee. Additional information:
Pentax is coming with a “big surprise” next year Irix Dragonfly 150mm f/2.8 Macro 1:1 lens additional coverage Fujifilm X-T3 Sensor Details Released by Sony Fujifilm’s Partnership With Panasonic to Create an Organic Sensor is Looking Promising
Pictar Pro is a new smartphone attachment that recently was launched on Kickstarter (currently at $194,538 with a goal of $25,000): Here are some of the camera features:
After launching the TINY1 astronomy camera 2 years ago TinyMos just announced the NANO1 – the world’s smallest astronomy camera. The new NANO1 model will launch in Fall of 2018 with an expected delivery of April 2019. TinyMos NANO1 additional information:
A new 2018 ADOX HR-50 photographic film was presented at Photokina: ADOX HR-50 is based on an emulsion commonly available for technical purposes, featuring an ultrafine grain and super panchromatic sensitization. ADOX HR-50 is especially suitable for street and landscape photography. In Portrait photography we recommend our dedicated HR-50 developer. ADOX modified this film from […]
CIPA (Camera & Imaging Products Association in Japan) published their August report (orange: 2018, black: 2017, blue: 2016):
