


Panasonic will soon announce three new cameras: G7, GX8 and FZ300 – this is according to the latest product filings with wi-fi.org.
Via Digicame-info



Panasonic will soon announce three new cameras: G7, GX8 and FZ300 – this is according to the latest product filings with wi-fi.org.
Via Digicame-info

Tokina announced additional details and availability of their new AT-X 24-70 f/2.8 PRO FX full frame lens that was announced during the 2014 CP+ show:

Canon published a product advisory regarding sensor defects on the Rebel T6i and T6s DSLR cameras:

This is the first picture of the new Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM lens that will replace the current EF 50mm f/1.8 II model. The official announcement will be in the next week or so. The lens specifications are:


Another picture from a Sony ILCE-7RM2 camera appeared on flickr. The maximum resolution is 9440 x 6300. Last week a picture with a similar resolution was publish by Zeiss. Those images could be upscaled, but as you can see from the screenshot above, somebody was able to find the following string in the jpg file:

→ Adorama now sells Kipon Adapters.

→ Jury orders Motorola to pay $10M for Fujifilm patent claims.

→ Metz: “future is assured” (the company filed for insolvency last year).

→ The new Sigma 24-105mm f/4 DG OS HSM Art lens is rumored to start shipping by the end of this month.

→ Leica now offers 12% off on almost all of their products.

Adobe published an article on how to convert Adobe Lightroom CC trial to Lightroom 6. All Lightroom trials come with a CC license, so you will need to complete those steps if you want to switch to a standalone version of LR.
If you still want to go with CC, B&H currently offers $20 off for a full year of the Adobe CC subscription that includes Photoshop CC and Lightroom CC – just use coupon code BHOPTIC15 during checkout:

Check out also the latest Adobe Lightroom CC book giveaway.


Starting May 1st Tamron and Tokina have new lens mail-in rebates (click on above screenshots to download the rebate forms):
Sigma also introduced new instant lens rebates: