A new Skylum AirMagic AI-powered aerial photos enhancing software dedicated to drone photography is coming soon.

Picktorial 4 released with a new digital asset manager.
A new Skylum AirMagic AI-powered aerial photos enhancing software dedicated to drone photography is coming soon.

Picktorial 4 released with a new digital asset manager.

Here is an updated list of rumored/expected cameras and lenses that will be announced in the next few weeks/months:
Recently announced cameras and lenses:

Kipon will soon start shipping the latest Mark II version of their Baveyes 0.7x focal reducers (for both FF to APS-C and FF to MFT lines). The new versions are designed for higher resolution cameras and 4k video:

Kipon adapters are sold at Adorama, Amazon and eBay.

Two new lenses and one new adapter will be announced next week at the CP+ show:

The Samyang 10mm f/3.5 full-frame lens for Nikon and Canon DSLR cameras I reported about last year will be announced soon according to the latest report from Nokishita. This will be one of the upcoming eight new Samyang lenses. The Samyang 10mm f/3.5 lens will be the world’s widest full-frame lens. It will have a zero distortion recti-linear design and glass mold aspherical lens elements.
Additional pictures:

I have been reporting for a while that Olympus is rumored to announce a new smaller MFT camera in 2019. Nokishita just confirmed that Olympus recently registered a new camera in Asia under the code name IM015:
Just a few more Ricoh updates from PentaxRumors:

Check out the new Ricoh GR III accessories (see also this post).

Ricoh also announced new Ricoh WG-6, G900, and G900SE cameras.
Samyang posted a teaser on their Facebook page that they will be announcing 8 new lenses – here is a possible list (from left to right):

The Tokina Opera 16-28mm f/2.8 FF full-frame DSLR lens for Nikon and Canon is now officially announced. The US price is $699 and pre-orders are now open at B&H and Adorama. Shipping will start on March 15th, 2019. Additional information (technical specifications, lens design, MTF charts and more):

Kipon just informed me that next week (at the CP+ show) they will announce the world’s first “CANIKON” mirrorless autofocus lens adapter: