The Nikon D800 and the Olympus OM-D E-M5 were probably the most exciting cameras announced during the 2012 CP+ show in Yokohama Japan. Here are some additional images from the 2012 CP+ show:
Olympus OM-D with the $2,500 Zuiko Digital ED 150mm f/2.0 (photos courtesy of gqtuazon)
Tokina's Stabilized 70-200 f/4 lens
A quick hands-on report on the new Tokina 70-200mm f/4 lens by Psycho_McCrazy:
About the Tokina 70-200 F4 Stabilized: based on what the person who was at the booth said, it will probably be released later in the summer (August Maybe), at a price of 100000 Yen in Japan. Now I am not sure whether this will be a list price, or actual market price. International prices were not fixed as yet. Also, the Yen price translates to ~1300$ US if I use current exchange rates. But the actual pricing may vary – don’t take my word as final.
Tamron's Stabilised 24-70-2.8, No word on pricing or availability date
Canon Cinema-EOS Stuff - That Zoom Lens is HUGE
Canon Cinema-EOS - Mounted on a rig
Canon 1Dx with the light-swallower-85-1.2 L II mounted
Canon's newly announced lenses
Fuji X-Pro1 with Leica M Mount Adapter
Fuji X100 Black Limited Edition
Above images are by Psycho_McCrazy, the rest by Jeff Chen:
Sony Alpha Lineup with the new 500 taking centerstage
Sony 500-4 close-Up
Sony 500-4 Operation Buttons
Sony NEX7 with Rayqual leica M adapter and lenses
Sony NEX7 Innards
Above images are by Psycho_McCrazy, the rest by Jeff Chen:
This weekend I will have multiple posts, mainly pictures, from the 2012 CP+ show in Yokohama, Japan. First is Sigma Corporation:
Update: you can check the new Olympus instant rebates at B&H.
Olympus is expected to start a new instant rebate program in the US next week. You will be able to save up to $125 on various camera/kit combinations. The following cameras will be included in the rebate program:
Reuters reports that in addition to Sony and Fujifilm, Panasonic and Samsung have also “decided to propose capital ties with disgraced medical equipment maker Olympus Corp“. Both companies declined to comment on this report. Olympus will make a decision for their future strategic partner after a new management team is chosen on the shareholder meeting that will take place on April 20th, 2012
