
The latest Sony a6300 camera and G master lenses are now available for pre-order:
Shipping for the a6300 should start on March 10th, the G lenses should be available on March 31st.

The latest Sony a6300 camera and G master lenses are now available for pre-order:
Shipping for the a6300 should start on March 10th, the G lenses should be available on March 31st.

A new Olympus camera got registered today at the Indonesian government communications agency Postel. The original name is masked (IM001) and no additional information was published (besides the presence of built-in Wi-Fi).
Via Digicame-info
Olympus announced two new compact cameras:

Olympus Stylus SH-3 camera (replacement for the SH-2, not yet available in the US): 16MP, 1/2.3″ CMOS sensor, 25-600mm f/3-6.9 lens (35mm equivalent), RAW, 4k video, 3″ TFT LCD screen with 460,000 dots, ISO: 125-6,400, shutter speed; 1/4-1/2,000, 16.5 fps, built-in Wi-Fi (more info).



The latest rumors on the upcoming Pentax K-1 full frame DSLR camera:
Via PentaxRumors.com, pictures via Adorama

Samyang announced two new lenses from their XEEN cinema line: 14mm T/3.1 and 35mm T/1.5.
One more XEEN wide angle lens is still to be announced:
The release of two major recently announced cameras got delayed:

Sigma filed a patent in Japan for 20mm f/1.8 DG HSM Contemporary lens:

Canon has a patent application for a EF 16-35mm f / 2.8 L USM lens.

In a recent interview with the Japanese website ascii.jp, Canon President of Marketing Sakata Masahiro confirmed that they are planning to “ship a lot of mirrorless products” in the third and fourth quarter of 2016. This means a possible new Canon mirrorless camera announcement for Photokina (September). Canon has ambitions to take the second spot in the mirrorless market (currently they are at #3 after Olympus and Sony). Interestingly enough, Nikon is also rumored to announce a new mirrorless system in late 2016/early 2017.
Canon recently filed a patent in Japan for a 50mm f/3.5 Macro IS lens designed for a full frame mirrorless camera.

B&H recently replaced their Samsung display in their superstore in NYC with handheld video cams. Last week there were Samsung cameras on the same spot. B&H still lists Samsung cameras on their website.
In the past few months there have been multiple reports indicating that Samsung is pulling out of the camera business or at least putting everything on hold.