
Few weeks ago Alien Skin announced a new non-destructive editing software called Exposure X that will not be using a catalog file. The official announcement will be by the end of the year.
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Some Zeiss Loxia/Batis lens rumors:


Next week Olympus will release new firmware updates for the OM-D E-M1 und E-M5 Mark II cameras with the following improvements:

This is the first picture of the upcoming Leica X-U Typ 113 waterproof and shockproof camera. Here are the detailed specifications:
Two new firmware updates from Sony:

→ Sony released firmware update for the a7S II camera to fix the sunspots issue (video examples of the issue can be seen here and here).

→ Sony released uncompressed 14-bit RAW firmware update 2.0 for the a7 II camera (see full press release).

Today Panasonic officially announced the previously rumored firmware update with Post Focus functionality for GX8, G7 and FZ300 cameras:
Available with the latest free firmware download*, Post Focus allows you to take a photo and then choose your focal point later. With Post Focus, you can shoot with confidence knowing that you can always change the focal point if your photo was out of focus.
*Post Focus will be available on DMC-GX8, DMC-G7 and DMC-FZ300 by updating the firmware to version 2.0. Customers can download the upgrade from 26th November (GMT/CET 1:00 a.m. on November 25) at the LUMIX Global Customer Support Site.
here are two new videos demonstrating the Panasonic Lumix Post Focus feature:

The Panasonic CM1 camera/smart phone with 4k video and RAW files is now half price at Adorama only.
More info on the CM1 can be found here.
Another good deal: Ricoh WG-M1 for $99 (regular price: $297).

Today Leica announced a new entry level M Typ 262 digital rangefinder. See all the details at LeicaRumors.com.

The company announced also a new digital M à la carte program.