
DxO released 1080 new Optics Modules with added support for the latest cameras and lenses. The new modules are available across DxO’s full range of software:
Here is the full list of newly added cameras and lenses:

DxO released 1080 new Optics Modules with added support for the latest cameras and lenses. The new modules are available across DxO’s full range of software:
Here is the full list of newly added cameras and lenses:

In addition to the new PureRaw 4, DxO also released PureRAW version 4 with updated AI tools, new features, and workflow enhancements (available also on Amazon):


AlexOnRAW recently released a new Capture One Expert Course. The course contains over 8 hours of advanced Capture One tutorials, and it comes with a whole bunch of free extras: 10 image editing tasks, 40 RAW files for practice, 10 bonus materials such as styles, presets, templates, and many more. The course is designed for Capture One photographers who are familiar with the basic features and want to learn advanced image editing techniques and workflow tricks.
You can use code RUMORS for 10% off all course packages.

Nikon started a new promotion in Germany where you can get 10% off (Sofortrabatt) on almost all Z and F mount lenses. This offer is valid until March 18th, 2025. Check out also the Nikon binoculars discount.
Via NikonRumors




Here are the latest Leica SL3 camera rumors and leaks from LeicaRumors:

→ Astrhori is teasing a new lens.

→ PGYTECH released new CFexpress Type A, Type B, and SD card readers/case combos.

→ New: Luminar NEO Spring Bundle.

→ 2024 WPPI specials at B&H Photo (use code BHWPPI24).

→ New Lensbaby Sweet 22 pancake lens for Canon RF, Nikon Z, Sony E, Fuji X, and Leica L mount announced.

→ Lomography displayed a new Lomomatic 110 camera at the 2024 CP+ show.

→ Somebody made a digital camera that attaches to a binocular.

Neurapix is a new start-up from Goettingen in Germany that has developed an artificial intelligence (AI) known as the SmartPreset. It learns from previously edited images and can apply the individual’s editing style to new photos in Adobe Lightroom Classic at lightning speed. This is particularly beneficial for photographers who frequently shoot large events such as weddings, as it allows for significant time savings.
PhotoRumours readers will get 2,000 free image edits if they register via that link.
Neurapix recently added a new feature to its image editing. Photographers can now optionally select whether they want to have their photos cropped by the Neurapix AI in addition to editing them to save even more time. The feature is free of charge for Flat rate customers. In the Pay-per-Picture model, 1 cent per photo is charged for all optional features including AI cropping.