
Kowa announced three new Micro Four Thirds lenses scheduled to be released this summer. Here are the technical specifications:

Kowa announced three new Micro Four Thirds lenses scheduled to be released this summer. Here are the technical specifications:

→ The new Fuji camera grips for the X-Pro1 and X-E2 are currently in stock. → Adobe announced new features in Photoshop CC (14.2) including Perspective Warp, Linked Smart Objects and 3D Printing. Check this blog post for derailed information and more videos.

Tamrac, the producer of camera bags, cases, straps and other photography accessories, has filed for chapter 11 (reorganization petition under the bankruptcy laws of the United States). The details are available on their blog.

→ The new Apple MacPro computer is now available for pre-order. → Eye Mirror is a device that you attach to your camera in order to record 360 degree videos. → Kipon announced a new 0.7x Baveyes reduce optic adapter for full frame lenses on APS-C mirrorless cameras. They are also developing a new tilt shift lens adapter:

→ 360-degree HD video camera with live steaming raised over $250,000 on Kickstarter → The Panono throwable panoramic ball camera is listed on Indiegogo and got over $350,00 funding. → Google is working on RAW support and improved camera features for Android based devices. → Olympus may expand common digital camera parts with Sony.
In the next few days I will be catching up on the latest camera and lens news and rumors. I missed several announcements, but multiple new products will be announced in the next few days. Stay tuned.
Due to unexpected family emergency I will be offline in the next two week. I will try to post updates and reply to emails when possible.

Phase One released Capture One v.7.1.4 ($299.95). TrueSense Imaging (ex-Kodak) announced 4K Micro Four Thirds sized CMOS sensor. Ilford Imaging Switzerland (the inkjet paper company) plans to rise from financial trouble. New Nauticam underwater housing for Sony NEX-5T camera. Tokina announced a new 16-28 T3.0mm cinema lens in Japan.