Now available for sale: Light Lens Lab 2/35mm 8 Element V2LC lens for Leica M-mount

Mini-review of the new Phase One SK 80/2.8 BR Mark II lens compared to the original SK 80/2.8 BR lens by onasj:

The new British company Alice Camera (previously covered here) has joined the Micro Four Thirds system standard group. Alice Camera is trying to succeed where many others have failed (DxO, Olympus, Yongnuo, Canon, Sony) – developing a camera that attaches to your smartphone:
Here is the full press release:

In case you missed the last part of the press release I published yesterday – Zenit is expected to announce 7 new lenses in different mounts in 2021 (click on each lens for more details):

As I already reported, today Venus Optics announced their new Laowa 10mm f/2 Zero-D MFT lens. Sample photos can be found here and here. The new lens is now available for pre-orders at the Laowa online store with free international shipping (direct link). Here is the press release:



The previously rumored TTartisan 50mm f/1.2 mirrorless lens for Sony E, Canon EOS M, Fuji X, and MFT is now officially announced (see technical specifications). This is the second APS-C mirrorless lens from TTartisan after the 35mm f/1.4 lens (they also have a 17mm f/1.4 coming next). You can order the lens directly from the Photo Rumors Online Store with free international shipping.
Additional pictures of the TTartisan 50mm f/1.2 APS-C mirrorless lens:

In addition to the Zenitar 35mm f/2, the Russian brand Zenit announced a new Zenitar 50mm f/1.5 full-frame manual focusing lens (1.5/50) for Sony E-mount. US pricing and availability is not yet released. In the US Zenit lenses are sold at the official Zenit US website and at B&H. Here is the translated press release:


The previously rumored TTartisan 50mm f/1.2 mirrorless lens for Sony E, Canon EOS M, Fuji X, and MFT will be officially announced tomorrow. This is the second APS-C lens from TTartisan after the 35mm f/1.4 lens (available in the online store). TTartisan also has a 17mm f/1.4 lens coming next. Here are the technical details of the new lens – additional coverage is coming tomorrow:
Update: the lens is now officially announced.




The French startup Curve One announced their first commercial curved CMOS sensor (initially reported back in February 2019):