Today, OM System announced the release of the TG-7 INDUSTRY compact digital camera based on the existing TG-7 model. The TG-7 INDUSTRY is equipped with a standard microscope eyepiece adapter (NY-TGV Super Adapter Kit) and specialized features for examination, research, and testing applications.
You can pre-order the new kit here.
Additional information:
The previously reported 7Artisans AF 25mm, 35mm, and 50mm f/1.8 LITE lenses are now officially announced for Sony E and Fuji X cameras. Pre-orders are currently open at the official 7artisans online store (coming soon to B&H Photo).
Additional information on the new lenses:
Sony registered a new WW847606 camera overseas – maybe it is the rumored Sony a7R VI or the Sony FX8? The new model supports a 160MHz bandwidth, it uses the WiFi 6 BIONZ XR2 processor, and it will be made in Japan:
Panasonic registered two new cameras this week:
Including the previously registered P2303A model (dual-band WiFi 5), this brings the total number of unreleased Panasonic cameras to three:
After a successful Kickstarter project in 2023, Clever Supply is back with a new version of the same bag:
The new Camera Sling v2.0 is the next iteration of the bag originally launched for photographers who wanted to carry light, move freely, and keep their camera close at all times. The new v2.0 retains the same compact 6L size, but with refined details based on real-world use and photographer feedback over the past couple of years. Updates include improved internal organization, an external accessory pouch, bottom cinch straps for extra carry, a hidden AirTag pocket, and a longer, pivoting shoulder strap.
Last month, I reported that Meike is working on new lightweight lenses with a silver ring – this was the first leaked picture:
Here is some additional information on the new/upcoming Meike AF Air APS-C lenses:
The Canon EOS R5 is now officially discontinued in Hong Kong:
The Canon EOS R5 was announced in July 2020, but you can still find it in stock in the US, Germany, and the UK.
