The new Voigtlander Ultron 40mm f/2 SL II S Aspherical lens for Nikon F is now in stock and B&H. The lens is available with both silver and black trim.
The Voigtlander LH-40 IIS lens hood is sold separately. Some sample photos can be found here.
The new Voigtlander Ultron 40mm f/2 SL II S Aspherical lens for Nikon F is now in stock and B&H. The lens is available with both silver and black trim.
The Voigtlander LH-40 IIS lens hood is sold separately. Some sample photos can be found here.
Here is some additional info on the upcoming GoPro HERO 6 Black camera (see also my previous posts):
Here is a video review of the Kerlee 35mm f/1.2 full frame DSLR lens (price: $699) with some sample photos:
In the next 12 months a new DxO One camera is rumored to be announced for Android OS. DxO One is currently available only for iPhone.
Additional coverage of the DxO One camera can be found here.
I received some information that the Russian camera brand Zenit (KMZ) was in talks with at least one more major brand (other than Leica) about their upcoming new full-frame mirrorless digital camera. Leica was probably just one of several companies Zenit was considering (those rumors started on a Russian forum). It is not clear what is the final outcome, but there is a possibility that Zenit may work together with another major brand and I am not talking about Leica or Sony here.
Stay tuned for updates.
I have not reported in a while about the latest DxOMark test results. Here are the currently top-rated cameras based on the overall DxOMark sensor test score (the new Nikon D850 is not tested yet):
Some additional information on the new 35mm compact film camera from the Japan Camera Hunter:
The Hong Kong-based company iZugar announced a new 3.25mm 220 degree fisheye lens for MFT systems:
The kit lens includes:
In addition to the upcoming/rumored cameras from Zenit, Yashica, Minolta and Konost (?) there is another new “alternative” 35mm compact film camera coming from the Japan Camera Hunter:
Hunt gave few concrete details about the camera, other than it would be a “premium compact” camera, a market that peaked in the 1990s with designs like the Nikon 28Ti, Minolta TC-1, Contax T3 and Yashica T5.
Bellamy confirmed to me that he is working on this project and that prototypes will not be around for another year or so. In his own words:
“We are going to start running out of compact cameras in about 5 or 10 years’ time… we’re going to be without a camera that’s easy to use. I’ve been working on something… perhaps a compact camera that could appear in the future.”
Update – additional information on the new camera can be found here.
Watch the entire video presentation (Bellamy starts talking at the 37:00 mark):