
Sony announced a new HVL-F60RM flash ($599.99) and a FA-EB1 external battery pack. So far there is no indication of any new camera being released together with the flash.
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Sony announced a new HVL-F60RM flash ($599.99) and a FA-EB1 external battery pack. So far there is no indication of any new camera being released together with the flash.
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The times when Samyang lenses were considered a cheaper alternative are now over. The new Samyang XP 50mm f/1.2 full frame DSLR lens for Canon EF mount is priced at $999 in the US and is currently available for pre-order at B&H.

For the 2018 CP+ show next week Tokina is rumored to announce two new full frame lenses – the first one is the FíRIN 20mm f/2 FE AF mirrorless lens for Sony E-mount (replacement for the current version?), the second is a Opera 50mm f/1.4 FF DSLR lens for Nikon and Canon mounts:


Tomorrow, February 22nd, Tamron will officially announce their new 70-210mm f/4 Di VC USD full frame lens for DSLR cameras and the future development of the 28-75mm f/2.8 Di III RXD full frame mirrorless lens (model #A036) designed specifically for the Sony FE mount cameras.
The Tamron 70-210mm f/4 Di VC USD lens specifications can be found here:
The previously rumored Pentax K-1 Mark II DSLR camera is now officially announced:
Via PentaxRumors



Sony is going to release a new HVL-F60RM flash that appears to be a radio-controlled version of the current Sony HVL-F60M model.
Via Nokishita

On February 28th Olympus will release a new firmware update version 2.00 for the Olympus EM-1 Mark II mirrorless MFT camera (currently $1,699 after $300 rebate). Here is the list of new features/fixes:

Nikon will not announce their new mirrorless camera for the 2018 CP+ show in Japan which explains the lack of credible leaks and rumors. The next possible announcement timeframe is the Photokina show in September (Nikon has a booth at the NAB show but I doubt we will see something big there).
In the next weeks/months I expect Nikon to announce the rumored Nikkor 60mm macro lens that will be specifically designed to work with the new ES-2 film digitising adaptor set for the D850 that was already delayed until March 2018. Another possibility is the long rumored replacement for the Nikon Coolpix P900 camera.
There will also not be any new Sigma lenses specifically designed for the new Nikon mirrorless camera as some questionable websites reported a few weeks ago.
Via NikonRumors
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