BCN Ranking published the latest Japanese mirrorless market share for the month of June – Sony is closing on Canon, Olympus is flat while Panasonic had an increase probably because of the latest L-mount announcements. For some reason, Nikon is missing from the report. Fuji (again) is not mentioned.
Previous market share reports:
Skylum just officially announced “AI Sky Replacement” – the first new feature of Luminar 4 that is expected to be released in late fall (see sample photos at the bottom of this post). More new Luminar 4 features will be revealed in the upcoming months.
The official Luminar 4 early offer is now also available:
AI Sky Replacemen sample photos:
7Artisans has a new 28mm f/1.4 ASPH E+ lens optimized for Sony E-mount. The price of the lens is $449.10 (the “regular” M-mount lens version is $437.40). The E+ version is optimized for use with an adapter on a Sony E-mount camera (Google translation):
Irix announced pricing and availability of their new Irix Cine 150mm T3.0 Macro 1:1 lens (see previous coverage here):
Catching up on some old news:
→ New: Insta360 Titan (price: $14,999).
→ New: Kodak mobile film scanner (price: $40).
→ Sony launched RX100 III video creator kit.
→ New Yongnuo YN200 Speedlite & new YN560-TX PRO radio system.
The YI M1 mirrorless MFT camera with 12-40mm lens is now on sale for $150 (the original price was $499). The technical specs are:
The Peak Design Travel tripod raised $12,142,437 with 27,166 backers. If you missed on the cheaper options at Kickstarter, the same tripod is already listed for pre-order online:
The price is $599.95 and shipping is expected to start on December 21, 2019.
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For a limited time, the latest ON1 Photo RAW 2019.5 software is available for half price to PhotoRumors readers ($49.99 instead of $99.99). No coupon code is required – you can get this deal only if you purchase through this link (otherwise the discount will not be displayed – this deal is hidden from the general public). This offer is available through July 31st.
Hasselblad announced a new limited edition 907X camera to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the historic Apollo 11 moon landing. The new 907X special edition includes:
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