Today Adobe announced new versions of Photoshop and Premiere Elements – check the dedicated websites for additional information and video examples:
Adobe Elements can also be purchased at Amazon.
Via Adobe Blog
Today Adobe announced new versions of Photoshop and Premiere Elements – check the dedicated websites for additional information and video examples:
Adobe Elements can also be purchased at Amazon.
Via Adobe Blog

In the press release I received this morning, Sigma mentioned that they will introduce a new lens during the PhotoPlus show in NYC at the end of the month:
Sigma Corporation of America, a leading still photo and cinema lens, camera, flash and accessory manufacturer, will showcase its full line up of Sigma Global Vision lenses, including a brand-new addition to the line, at the upcoming PDN PhotoPlus Expo 2017 held at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in New York City from October 26-28, 2017 (booth 837).
Sigma is rumored to announce a new 70-200mm f/2.8 lens that will replace the current 70-200mm f/2.8 EX DG OS HSM version (see also this recent patent).
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Yashica published a new video announcing that their new “unprecedented” Yashica camera is coming to Kickstarter on October 10th at 8pm JST | 1pm CEST | 11am UTC | 7am EST:

A quick update to my post from earlier today – Fujifilm has a new camera registration with the Wi-Fi Alliance (in addition to the FF170011):

Panasonic introduced new rebated in the US:

The new ON1 Photo RAW 2018 will be released at the end of October. Here are the details (you can download a free 30-day trial of the PhotoRAW 2017.6 today):

In a recent interview with Photolari, Sony representatives made an interesting comment about a potential Sony medium format camera:
Sony claims if they decided to launch a medium format camera they could do it, but that now is not the right time. The launch of a medium format camera would require Sony to build a new ecosystem and they are quite busy right now building out their full frame camera system. (via SonyAddict)



The Oprema Jena Biotar 75mm-C cinema lens I reported about last week is now officially announced:

In the past few months I have done multiple reports on the upcoming Zenit full-frame mirrorless digital camera (see previous Zenit coverage on LeicaRumors and PhotoRumors). We already know that Leica executives visited the Russian KMZ plant where the new Zenit camera will be produced and now we may even have some details on what exactly the new Zenit camera(s) will be:
The new Zenit D1 mirrorless full-frame digital camera could be a limited edition version based on the Leica M9. The Zenit D1 could launch with several new Zenitar lenses for Leica M-mount.
My understanding is that another Zenit D11 model will also be released, but the details are not clear.
The price of the new Zenit digital cameras are expected to be 30% lower than the corresponding Leica products.
Via LeicaRumors