→ 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:
Picture: the already discontinued Fujifilm GF670 medium format rangefinder camera
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:
In case you missed the previous leak, here again the upcoming Canon EOS M5 mirrorless camera that will be announced on September 15th. Two different lens kits will be available: with the existing EF-M 15-45mm f/3.5-6.3 IS STM and with the new EF-M 18-150mm f/3.5-6.3 IS STM lens. The expected EOS M5 camera specifications are:
Additional pictures after the break:
Fujifilm Japan issued a notice about a potential delay of production because of high demand - it seems that this is now a standard procedure for every new product.
The Fuji X-T2 manual can be downloaded here.
Zeiss announced three new manual focus lenses for DSLR cameras (available for both Canon and Nikon mounts):
Press release:
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