On May 28th Fujifilm registered three different new trademarks: XF10, XC10 and XQ10. Not sure what is going on here - I believe that the long-rumored X70 replacement will be called XF10. Stay tuned for additional information.
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On May 28th Fujifilm registered three different new trademarks: XF10, XC10 and XQ10. Not sure what is going on here - I believe that the long-rumored X70 replacement will be called XF10. Stay tuned for additional information.
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Olympus UK announced a new E-PL9 mirrorless camera. The new model will be available exclusively through John Lewis stores. Shipping is expected to start in early June. The price is £649.99 for a kit with the 14-42mm 1:3.5-5.6 EZ lens.
In the US the E-PL9 camera is available in 4 different colors: black, honey brown, pearl white and brown.
Press release:
Fujifilm has registered a new camera online under the codename FF180003. Also, the previously registered FF180002 model will be officially announced on July 5th (the FF180002 is probably the long-rumored X70 replacement that could be called X80 or XF10):
Tamron issued a notice about the 28-75mm f/2.8 Di III RXD (Model A036) lens focusing issue - it can be fixed via a firmware update (expected to be released in two weeks):
The press release for the upcoming Nik Collection 2018 by DxO leaked online - the official announcement is coming next month (June 6th). The price of the new version will be $49.99 / £39.99 / €49.99 instead of $69 / £59 / €69 until July 1st, 2018. Here is the full text:
A Kickstarter project will soon be started to fund a new Kamlan 28mm f/1.4 mirrorless lens. Here are details on the new lens:
After Yongnuo updated their YN 50mm f/1.8 II lens, they now also have a new version of their YN 50mm f/1.4 lens. The available mounts are not yet announced, but Yongnuo usually releases a Canon version followed by the Nikon version a few months later.
Yongnuo products are sold at B&H and Amazon. The Yongnuo YN 50mm f/1.4 II lens is currently listed at Amazon for $199:
Canon Japan officially announced that the Canon EOS-1v is now discontinued. This was Canon's last film camera. The EOS-1v will be available for sale at retailers until their inventory is gone.
Nikon still lists their F6 film camera on their website but all three major US stores (B&H, Adorama, Amazon) are currently out of stock. I will not be surprised if the F6 will also be discontinued soon.