In the next few days, Sigma will soon announce two new lenses:
- Sigma 17-40mm f/1.8 DC Art lens (price: 1,650 AUD)
- Sigma 12mm f/1.4 DC Contemporary lens (price: 1,080 AUD)
In the next few days, Sigma will soon announce two new lenses:
Here is the second teaser for the upcoming Fujifilm X-E5 camera (see leaked specs and picture, the official announcement is on June 12th):
The previously rumored Fujifilm X-E5 camera with XF 23mm f/2.8 lens leaked on the company’s website (removed now). Here are the details:
The new 2025 5DayDeal Video Creators Bundle is now available – as with previous years, you will get a package of different video creator tools drastically reduced. Several different bundles are available, and a portion of the sales will go to charities.
TTartisan announced a new M01 on-camera film canister flash and J01 wireless flash trigger priced at $29+$10 ($39 for both). Orders are now open at Amazon and TTartisan’s website.
The new flash works with most DSLRs, mirrorless cameras, and compact cameras:
See also the previous TTartisan film canister magnetic LED light:
Additional information can be found here:
The previously reported Venus Optics Laowa 8-15mm f/2.8 FF zoom fisheye lens (E/Z/RF/L mount) is now officially announced:
Additional information:
What to expect next from Nikon? (indeed slow year ahead + list of rumored lenses)
Chinese source: another “mysterious model” coming from Nikon this year
Leica accessories from Akara Labs: 6-bit encoder, SlimSkin cases, lens stealth rings
Kipon starts to deliver Pentax 67-GFX 0.62x M macro focal reducer with helicoid
Fujifilm moved production of 4 popular camera models from China to Japan in order to avoid Trump’s tariffs.
For other markets, the above models will still be made in China.
Update: the new listings at B&H will be marked with JP in the SKU.
Another photo news from Russia: the previously reported Zenitar 50mm f/1 lens for Leica M-mount was officially announced at an event in Moscow. Several other lenses were also on display:
Additional informtion on the new lens, including the full press release and some sample photos, can be found here:
A few months ago, Shvabe announced the first Russian anamorphic cinema lenses. The Lytkarino Optical Glass Plant is developing cinema lenses with 40, 60, 80, and 100mm focal lengths. The lenses are equipped with PL-mount and a 2x compression ratio. The weight of the 100mm lens is 3 kg.
Additional informtion: