New: Really Right Stuff custom L-plate with grip for Leica Q3 cameras
Leica Summicron-SL 35mm f/2 ASPH lens review: a stellar, affordable everyday prime
SIRUI Saturn 35mm & 50mm & 75mm 1.6X T2.9 Carbon Fiber Anamorphic Lens Now Available

DxO software offers new savings when purchasing more than one of their products (scroll down to the bottom of this page to see all available combos).
Godox has registered a new V1 Pro flash in Japan (probably a high-end version of the current V1 version) – expect the official announcement soon:

Panasonic announced the development of HD AI Image Recognition AI with a new classification algorithm:
“Image recognition AI recognizes objects by classifying them into categories based on their appearance. However, there are many cases when even objects belonging to the same category, such as “train” or “dog”, are classified under subcategories such as “train type” or “dog breed”, having very different appearances. Furthermore, there are many cases in which the same object can appear to look different due to differences in shooting conditions such as orientation, weather, lighting, or background. It is important to consider how best to deal with such diversity in appearance. In order to improve the accuracy of image recognition, research to this point has been carried out with the aim of achieving robust image recognition that is not affected by diversity, and classification algorithms have been devised to find similarities within subcategories and features common to objects in a given category.”
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The new TTartisan 27mm f/2.8 yellow/orange limited edition lens for Fujifilm Z-mount (previously reported here) is now available at Amazon, B&H Photo, and the official TTartisan website.
The previously reported Yongnuo YN 12-35mm f/2.8-4 M lens for Micro Four Thirds cameras is now available at Amazon and B&H Photo. Additional information:

Dpreview published their studio scene photos taken with the new Sony a9 III camera under the title “Global shutter comes with an image quality cost“:

The 2024 CES show starts next week (January 9-12) and several press conferences (Sony, Panasonic) are already scheduled for January 8th. I do not expect any major photography announcements at the 2024 CES show.