

Canon and Fuji started new rebates in the US today:
- up to $350 off on selected Canon cameras and lenses
- up to $1,000 off on selected Fuji cameras and lenses (including the GFX)
New Fuji savings were introduced also in the UK.


Canon and Fuji started new rebates in the US today:
New Fuji savings were introduced also in the UK.


Here are a few video reviews of the Yongnuo 100mm f/2 lens (YN100mm F2N) that is currently available for sale on Amazon:
Just in case you have missed my posts from a few months ago:
Sigma and Tamron may stop releasing Sony A-mounts lenses in the future


The 2017 Complete Photography Bundle by 5DayDeal is back: you can get $2,500 worth of photography education for $117 (96% off).
10% of every sale goes to charity:

In addition to the M.Zuiko Digital 17mm f/1.2 PRO and 45mm f/1.2 PRO lenses (already registered), Olympus will also announce a new (PEN?) camera in the next few weeks – probably before, during or after the upcoming PhotoPlus show.
A new Olympus camera was recently registered with the Taiwan NCC agency (IM008):

Here are the leaked specifications of the Canon PowerShot G1 X Mark III camera (pictured above):

The current Canon PowerShot G1 X Mark II model
The upcoming Canon PowerShot G1 X Mark III camera will be priced at $1,299 in North America. Here are the prices of the other accessories that will be announced together with the camera:

The “unprecedented” Yashica digiFilm camera is already close to raising 1 million dollars on Kickstarter just two days after it was started and with another 38 days to go (backed by almost 5,000 people so far). This will make the Yashica Kickstarter one of the best crowd-funded photo gear campaign ever. I will just put this here to sink… maybe some manufacturers will get the idea… (*cough* digital Nikon SP *cough*).

Update – the lens of the Yashica digiFilm camera could be upgraded to f/2: