The Sony FE 400-800mm f/6.3-8 G OSS lens is no longer available for order at B&H Photo and Adorama, and the Amazon listing is now $700 more expensive (from $2,898 to 3,599):
I did check, and the seller on Amazon (AVC Photo Store & Studio) is an authorized Sony dealer, not a third-party reseller known to inflate prices.
Leica, Fuji, and Blackmagic have already announced price increases, and Canon will follow soon:
The previously reported Viltrox Z1 retro camera flash is now officially announced and available for pre-order at:
Thypoch released new Simera 28mm f/1.4 and Simera 35mm f/1.4 lenses for Leica M-mount featuring a new Focus Tab Type II Version. These versions have the same optical design as the infinity lock version. The only differences are the focusing mechanism and pricing.
The new lenses are now available for pre-order at B&H Photo.
Thypoch lenses are also sold at Foto Erhardt and WEX Photo.
International readers can purchase Thypoch lenses directly from the official website.
The key features of the new lenses can be found here (check the online store for all Thypoch lenses):
Additional information:
PhotoRumors was the first site to report rumors about the upcoming price increases from several brands, resulting from the new tariffs introduced by President Trump.
The first step for Fuji was to suspend orders for certain products (already in effect), including for the new Fujifilm GFX100RF camera that is already shipping to existing pre-orders – check availability at:
B&H Photo has already listed the upcoming Fujifilm X-half frame digital compact camera on their website (see rumored specs and release date), but it’s unclear how the new tariffs will impact the price and/or pre-order options.
DHL has already suspended international shipments to the US for items over $800.
Leica has also already officially announced their upcoming price increase:
Insta360 announced a new X5 8k 360 dеgrее aсtіоn camera (teaser) with a bigger sensor and replaceable lenses – their smartest and toughest model yet:
Sony announced a new FE 50-150mm f/2 GM lens, pre-orders just opened in the US:
The 2025 TIPA awards are out:
The full list can be found here:
Sony registered a new camera overseas under the code WW934774. The new model is expected to be a large CMOS sensor camera manufactured in China:
