A quick update to my post from yesterday – Olympus confirmed that future cameras from the new OM Digital Solutions Corporation will keep the Olympus name:

Thanks Steve!
Some additional information on the JIP/Olympus transfer:
A quick update to my post from yesterday – Olympus confirmed that future cameras from the new OM Digital Solutions Corporation will keep the Olympus name:

Thanks Steve!
Some additional information on the JIP/Olympus transfer:

Xcube modular hardshell backpack for photographer & traveler.
FujiAddict reported today that Venus Optics is coming with a new Laowa 15mm full-frame tilt-shift lens:
“I received a new tip from a source that Venus Optics LAOWA has a new full-frame 15mm tilt-shift lens coming that has been tested on a 44x33mm sensor without much vignetting. This lens is still in development so details may change, but on the GFX you can safely shift by 7-8mm diagonally and vertical shift by up to 11mm. Many in the GFX community have been eagerly awaiting a good shift lens so this will give them yet another option when it is formally announced.”
Maybe this is the Venus Optics Laowa 15mm f/4.5 W-Dreamer shift lens I reported a few months ago here and here:

Here are the first leaked Panasonic DC-BGH1 camera specifications (the BGH1 camera was recently registered in Russia):

Sony has registered a new camera in China under the name WW638397 equipped with Wi-Fi (5GHz / 2.4GHz). Maybe this is one of the two new Sony cameras I reported a week ago.
Via Nokishita

The current Canon EOS M50 model
Nokishita confirmed that Canon will soon announce a new EOS M50 II camera with a new EL-1 flash and additional accessories labeled as SCF-EL, SBA-EL, and LP-EL. The new Canon EOS M50 II camera is probably the recently registered DS126843:

The previously rumored Sigma 105mm f/2.8 DG DN Macro Art mirrorless lens for S0ny E and Leica L mounts is now announced. Pre-orders are open at Adorama and B&H.

Check also this hands-on report. Here are the Sigma 105mm f/2.8 DG DN Macro Art lens main features:

Today Olympus officially agreed on the transfer of their Imaging Business to Japan Industrial Partners (JIP). The name of the new company will be “OM Digital Solutions Corporation” – this is pretty much the only new information provided. Similar to previous interviews and press releases, many questions remain unanswered and it’s still not even clear if the cameras sold by OM Digital Solutions will be under the Olympus brand.
Here is the full press release: