Ricoh discusses user interface of the upcoming Pentax K-new flagship APS-C DSLR camera

Panasonic has registered a new DC-BGH1 camera in Russia. The new model is compatible with the Panasonic AC SAE0011 adapter (12V/3.0A) that used in professional 4K camcorders (via Nokishita). The GH1 naming indicates that this could be an MFT camera.
Panasonic recently said that they are still committed to the Micro Four Thirds format and confirmed that they are still developing a GH successor.
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Here is an updated set of rumored Nikon Z6s/Z7s (or Z6II/Z7II) mirrorless camera specifications:

The first pictures of previously rumored Leica Q2 James Bond 007 limited edition camera leaked online:

The previously rumored Tamron 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3 Di III RXD lens for Sony E-mount (model A047) is now officially announced. Pre-orders should be open soon. Everything about this lens has been leaked already. The press release and additional information can be found here.
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Via NikonRumors

Canon is buying a supercomputer from Fujitsu that “will play a key role in contributing to Canon’s initiative of no-prototype product development, delivering enhanced capabilities and scope of applicability of analysis in Canon’s product development process.”
“With 192 nodes, the new supercomputer is expected to achieve a theoretical computational performance of 648.8 teraflops.”
“Canon hopes that upon completion, the supercomputer will play a key role in its “no-prototype” product development initiative, which is a company-wide plan to only build necessary prototypes and eliminate useless product prototyping through the use of testing virtualisation and simulation technology.”
Here are the details:

I received several more confirmations about the new Sony top-of-the-line and very expensive pro body camera with 8K video recording that is expected to be announced in early 2021. My initial report was obviously 100% accurate and not “bullshit” as labeled by a well known clickbait website (click for larger view):

That same well known clickbait website deleted the above post and copied my report word by word:

Then the well known clickbait website continued with their regular activities – to scam their readers with bitcoin BS:

Here again, are the rumored specifications of the upcoming Sony top-of-the-line 8k pro camera: