The Samsung NX3000 mirrorless camera will be announced next week (between May 5th-8th).
Update: the NX3000 will have a lens with electronic zoom technology. The camera is designed to take selfies…
The NX3000 will be an entry level model (listed under the “easy & stylish” category) and will feature an AMOLED display and Wi-Fi capabilities:
Sony filed a new patent for a 35mm f/1.8 lens designed for a curved sensor. The rumor is that this lens will be for the upcoming Sony RX2 full frame camera that could be released this summer. More on the Sony curved sensor paper is available here:
Sony also filed a patent for a 250mm f/4.5 OSS reflex lens designed for APS-C mirrorless camera:
An update to the last Fujifilm XF lens roadmap from January – the officially listed “high speed wide angle“, “super telephoto zoom lens” are rumored to be:
Today Samyang released several new lenses (see teaser):
For pricing and availability check this link.
Press release and additional images:
Here is an updated list of all currently ongoing rebates programs and deals (including the latest Canon and Sony rebates):
Adorama is currently running several Fuji X-E1 camera specials:
Amazon currently has the Adobe Lightroom 5 on sale for $109.99.
A quick update to my last post: the new Sony RX100M3 camera is rumored to be announced on Thursday next week (May 1). The third RX100 model will have a pop-up built-in EVF and a new 28-100mm f/1.8-2.8 lens (see patent here) – this will be a huge improvement over the current RX100 II model (with 28–100 mm f/1.8-4.9 lens and no EVF).
There is also the possibility of a new Sony A77M2 camera to also be announced next week.
The name of a new Sony DSC-RX100M3 camera (probably RX100M2 successor) leaked in an official manual for the optional AG-R2 attachment grip. Expect the official announcement soon.
Via digicame-info
A new Sigma 24mm f/1.4 Art lens is rumored to be released in October 2014. The new lens will most likely be announced at Photokina in September. The price of the 24mm f/1.4 is expected to be higher than the current 50mm ($949) and 35mm ($899) Art versions. Still no information on a possible 135mm f/1.8 Art model that was rumored a while back.
