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New Meike 16mm T2.2 manual focus cinema lens for Micro Four Thirds cameras announced
Meike announced a new 16mm T2.2 manual focus cinema lens for Micro Four Thirds cameras:
- Large aperture, low distortion cine lens for Micro Four Thirds cameras
- Multi-layer coating
- Uses high refractive index low dispersion elements for achieving higher resolution
- Metal lens body designed for better temperature tolerances
- Check pricing and availability at B&H and Amazon
Additional information:
Canon VIXIA HF G60 4K camcorder leaked online
One of the three rumored new Canon 4K camcorders (VIXIA HF G60) that will be announced at the 2019 NAB show leaked online:
Update – the new camcorders are now officially announced (more info available here).
What else is new today?
→ Joe McNally switches to Canon
→ Nikon rumored to announce a new instant camera
→ Nikon’s first left-handed camera
→ Samsung to join the mirrorless camera market with a new NX2 camera.
Pentax ME-D camera leaked online
The official Ricoh Imaging UK Facebook page leaked the picture of a new Pentax ME-D camera that is a digital tribute to the original Pentax ME model that was first released in 1976:
Here is a screenshot of the original Facebook post in case it gets removed:
Sony gives up and quits camera business, CEO says they can no longer compete with Nikon and Canon
Today Sony officially announced that it will withdraw from the camera business. Sony’s CEO was quoted saying that his company can no longer compete with Nikon and Canon:
In a shocking interview with Nikkei, Sony’s CEO announced that his company is pulling out of the camera business. The main reason for the move has been the latest announcements of advanced mirrorless cameras by Nikon and Canon. The CEO said, “it was easy to sell mirrorless cameras when there was no competition, now the business environment changed and we at Sony feel that we can no longer make the profit we used to”.
Sony fans around the world are in disbelief, but as a reader mentioned in an email to me: “how can people be surprised, don’t they remember Betamax, DuoStick, A-mount…”
Olympus showed interest in buying Sony’s camera division. The company’s CEO said “We ran out of options to promote our products and we cannot create a bigger MFT sensor. We have to go full frame and we are too late to join the L-mount.”
Executives from Nikon and Canon were spotted celebrating in a Tokyo bar late last night.
Even AIBO switched from Sony to Nikon:
New Fuji rebates in the US
Fujifilm started new rebates in the US – all bundles include a free bag, memory card and slide/grip:
- Fujifilm X-T2: $899
- Fujifilm X-T2 +18-55: $1299
- Fujifilm X-T20: $599
- Fujifilm X-T20 + 18-55: $899
- Fujifilm X-T20 + 16-50: $699
- Fujifilm X-T20 + 15-45: $699
- Fujifilm X-T20: $683
- Fujifilm X-T20 + 18-55: $983
- Fujifilm X-T20 + 16-50: $783
- Fujifilm X-T20 + 15-45: $783
Panasonic SR1 sensor measurements at Photons To Photos
Photons To Photos published their Panasonic SR1 photographic dynamic range sensor measurements for the new 47.3MP full-frame CMOS sensor (above comparison with Nikon Z7 and Sony A7R3).
Here is the read noise vs. ISO graph: