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.
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.
Additional information:

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:
Additional information:

From PetaPixel regarding Sony’s claim of “medium format-level image quality” for the new 61MP a7R IV mirrorless camera:

Fujifilm officially announced the previously reported Fujinon GF 50mm f/3.5 and Fujinon XF 16-80mm f/4 lenses:


The new Sony a7R IV mirrorless camera is now available for pre-order at Adorama, B&H and Amazon. Shipping will start on September 12th.




I updated my post about high-end mirrorless cameras keep getting bigger with the latest Sony a7R versions comparison (Sony a7R vs. Sony a7R II vs. Sony a7R III vs. Sony a7R IV camera size comparison – click for larger view):
Screenshots via camerasize.com


The previously rumored lighter DJI Ronin-SC gimbal stabilizer specially designed for mirrorless cameras is now officially announced (with very limited X-H1, X-T2, and X-T3 support). Here are the key features: