So there were two new Meyer-Optik lenses on that teaser after all - the company just announced today a second lens, the Primoplan 75/f1.9, that will join the Primoplan 58/f1.9 on Kickstarter:
Additional infromation:
So there were two new Meyer-Optik lenses on that teaser after all - the company just announced today a second lens, the Primoplan 75/f1.9, that will join the Primoplan 58/f1.9 on Kickstarter:
Additional infromation:
The German developer for photo-editing software Franzis has a special offer on their NEAT Projects that automatically removes all moving objects/clusters of people from pictures of your favorite attractions:
Here is a screenshot of the user interface and a YouTube tutorial:
In March of 2015 Samsung filed a patent in Japan for a 70-200mm f/2.8 full frame mirrorless lens with OIS. Probably back then they still had a camera department working on new patents and it's interesting to see that they even considered a full frame mirrorless camera/solution.
→ Sony announced new Sony FDR-X3000 action camera with with liveview remote - see all available combos and pricing.
→ Another new action camera: Garmin Virb Ultra 30 (it's even already in stock).
→ Canon celebrates the production of 120 million interchangeable EF lenses.
→ The CompactFlash Association announced CFexpress family of high-performance removable media based on PCIE and NVM Express.
Next are some of the new cinema lenses announced at the 2016 IBC show:
This is an updated list (see my previous post) on what to expect from Panasonic for the 2016 Photokina show based on some new information I just received:
Rumors about a new Fuji medium format digital camera have been going around for a while, but today I received information from a good source that next week Fuji will officially announce a new medium format digital camera. This is what I know so far:
Meyer Optik started a new Kickstarter campaign for the remake of the Primoplan f1.9/58 lens. It seems that the teaser was only for one new lens as initially reported two days ago. Here are the details: