Adobe announced a new release of Creative Cloud and few other features/apps:
Here is some additional information:
Adobe announced a new release of Creative Cloud and few other features/apps:
Here is some additional information:


→ Starting today till October 18th, the Fuji X100s camera will be $200 off at Adorama and B&H (with some extra freebies). Also, the price of the Fuji X-E2 kit with 18-55mm lens will drop to $1,099 at Adorama and B&H (with some extra freebies).

→ The Sony a7 and a7r are currently $200 off at B&H and Adorama.

→ Panasonic GH4 firmware update 2.0 is now available.

→ Panasonic Lumix GM1S camera announced in Japan.

→ Pentax 645z firmware update v1.10 is now available for download.

Canon USA has a new teaser that does not really make any sense – my guess is that this is not related at all to photography (see the Canon logo used). Maybe a new printer? According to the countdown, we will know more on Tuesday but don’t hold your breath for a new camera or a lens. Here is the full text:

Canon Japan published multiples sample photos and videos taken with the new Canon EOS 7D Mark II camera (starts shipping on November 28th):

Sony RX100 camera for $329.99.

Canon EOS-M with EF-M 22mm f/2 STM lens for $311 at B&H.

The Canon PowerShot G1 X is now $100 off.

The Panasonic LX100 will start shipping in early November for the black version and November 25th for the silver model.

The new Silver E-M1 camera is now in stock.

Pentax K-S1 DSLR camera is now in stock.

Pentax K50 DSLE camera now sells for $396.95.

Fuji X30 camera is already shipping and is currently in stock at Amazon.

The street price of the Sigma DP2 Quattro camera dropped by $100.

$300 instant rebate for the Panasonic GX7 camera.

The new Tamron rebates offer up to $100 off selected lenses.
The latest Canon lens rebates (see also their new DSLR rebates):

The current Mamiya 7 II medium format camera
I got an interesting tip from a very good source: Sony/Zeiss and Mamiya will both release new digital medium format rangefinder-styled cameras in the next 12 months. Sony is already producing a medium format sensor used in the latest cameras from PhaseOne and Hasselblad. I do not have any additional information for now.

Here is some additional information on the upcoming Samsung mirrorless camera with a black and white sensor I already mentioned last week: Samsung will unveil a new limited edition version of the NX300 mirrorless camera with a black and white version of the same 20 megapixels sensor and no low pass filter (similar to the Leica Monochrom).

→ New software from Topaz Labs: Topaz Impression. Impression is designed to help you transform your photos into realistic-looking studio art. 47 presets allow you to pick and choose across entire art movements. You can pull from a huge store of creative adjustment options to make masterpieces uniquely yours. Topaz Impression software is now 25% off (until September 30) with coupon code: SEPIMPRESSION.

→ Adobe announced Photoshop Elements 13 ($99) and Premiere Elements 13 ($99). You can buy both for $149 (or $79 for the student edition). Additional information is available here and here.

→ The Polaroid Cube is starting to ship on October 1st.

→ Canon unveiled a new limited edition ‘Linda’ bag for female 100D photographers.

→ Casio joins the selfie camera trend with their new EX-TR50 model.

→ At Photokina Ilford showed a prototype of a new Harman Titan 120 medium format pinhole camera. Additional information can be found here.

→ Olympus Capture tethering software is now available for download. Tethering was added to the Olympus E-M1 camera with the latest firmware update.
→ Sigma uploaded another video showing the features of their new 150-600mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM Sports lens: