The Kodak SL10 Pixpro lens camera for smartphones is now 56% off.
Pictar is a new Kickstarter project for a grip that will make the iPhone feel like a real camera.
StandPlus is a new tripod replacement solution without any knobs or buttons.
The Phottix Cerberus Multi Mount is a new all-in-one mounting solution for hot shoe flashes.
D-pixx published several full resolution sample photos taken with the new Sigma 50-100mm f/1.8 DC HSM Art lens ($1,099) and the Canon EOS 80D DSLR camera. The lens is expected to start shipping tomorrow (April 21st). Here are few 100% crops:
Some of the new products announced at the 2016 NAB show (see all new product announcements here, NAB special available here, all NAB press releases can be found here):
Several Samsung NX lenses have instant savings and markdowns at B&H (free expedited shipping plus 4% in rewards).
I received some rumors that Samsung is working on new 1/1.7″ CMOS sensor for smart phones – this may also explain why the NX camera line was abandon (at least for now):
→ New Lexar memory cards specials at Adorama.
→ The new Pelican Air Cases are lighter than previous versions. At B&H you can get 15% off on select Pelican waterproof cases with coupon code BHNAB16.
→ Adobe announced video related updates to Creative Cloud Video.
→ Check out this flexible sheet camera from the Computer Vision Lab at Columbia Engineering
→ Sample photos from the new Irix 15mm f/2.4 full frame lens published on flickr.
→ Japan quakes disrupt Sony production of image sensors. Update: official press release from Sony.
Adobe issued an official statement that some of their codecs still depends on QuickTime for Windows which is now highly recommended to be removed form your Windows system because of security concerns:
Adorama currently has the Fuji X-E2 camera with Fuji HG-XE1 hand grip on sale for $499 with free shipping ($300 off). This is a new low price for that model.
Back in February I reported that the Russian camera and lens manufacturer Zenit is coming back to life. The Russian photographer Denis Gavrilov posted some more information on the upcoming KMZ/Zenit lenses on his website and more specifically in this article (English translation):
→ Zenitar 85mm f/1.2 for 24×36 SLR cameras, planned for 2016 or 2017 (Zenitar-N means the lens has a Nikon mount)
