A video of the new Panasonic GX1 camera was published on Panasonic’s official website. Some GX1 features taken from the video:
Here are some screenshots in case the video gets removed:
Two new underwater housings for Sony cameras form Aquatica:
The Aquatica team is proud to announce the release of the Aquatica AN-5n housing for the Sony NEX-5n camera. Sony has once again made an already good camera into a better one, adding yet more punch on the DSLR size sensor and still maintaining the size of a compact camera; this camera with its ever growing lens selection and after market accessories will fill the needs of many underwater photographers seeking a high level of imaging performance in an easy to pack travel system.
The cinema madness continues today – after Lomography and Canon, RED also announced their “new” Scarlet X camera. Red’s website is now back online apparently under attack, so TechCrunch made the announcement for them few minutes ago:
Canon announced also new cinema lenses:
Wide-Angle and Telephoto Cinema Zoom Lenses for EF and PL Mounts:
Single-Focal-Length Cinema Lenses for EF Mounts
Canon just announced the EOS C300 cinema camera. The press event in Hollywood is still ongoing and Engadget has live coverage.
Here are the specs:
The latest tweet from the @fujiguys
I received some information that Fuji will probably develop their own proprietary mount for their upcoming mirrorless interchangeable lens camera. Fuji is considering their new camera to be “first class” (source, page 10):
“Next spring, a first-class, mirror-less digital SLR camera will be launched”
Many readers guessed correctly the mystery Lomography product few days ago – the Lomokino Super 8 Movie Maker is now oficial. The Lomokino costs $79 and the kit with the LomoKinoScope is $99:
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