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After too many years OM Digital has finally decided to launch a new PEN camera on September 9! The camera looks neat…but I doubt we wills ee some revolutionary new tech :( The post OM Digital Publishes Two Teasers for a New PEN Camera Launching on Septemb

Screenshot of the Ricoh article UPDATE: After posting this article Ricoh removed the images confirming indirectly that the company used AI generated images to promote their camera. The original article is still available on Archive.org. UPDATE 2: This Ric

Nikkei Inc. has released " Nikkei Industry Map 2027, " which includes a ranking of digital camera shipments (market share) by manufacturer in the global camera market. And the big surprise is that FujiFilm is now on third spot! Nikon is no more the number

Meike has presented a new autofocus lens development plan, and it contains some surprises, such as their first full-frame zoom lenses: AF 24-70mm F2.8 standard zoom lens. AF 65mm F1.4 GFX Fuji medium format autofocus lens. AF 110mm F1.8 GFX Fuji medium fo

Here are the major camera makers, their greatest accomplishments, and their deepest shames as discussed in the podcast episode: 1. Canon Greatest Accomplishment: The original film-based EOS-1 (chosen for starting Canon's professional dominance and massive

BCN Ranking shared the latest Japanese sales data for July: Sony VLOGCAM ZV-E10 II Double Zoom Lens Kit Black Canon EOS R10 RF-S18-150 IS STM Lens Kit Canon EOS R50 Double Zoom Kit, Black Canon EOS R50 Double Zoom Kit White Sony VLOGCAM ZV-E10 II Power Zo

7Artisans is set to release its new AF 18mm F2.0 pancake lens. Weighing just 108 grams, it combines a lightweight design with a metal body and offers a full-frame-equivalent focal length of approximately 27mm. It will be available for Sony E, Nikon Z, and

This is so cool! And also soooo first of April alike :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GejjfDW9PJg In this video Lensvid analyzed the terrible situation of the industry. And this is their Infographic: https://lensvi

Toyokeizai published an article that sounds very worrisome for Nikon. They think that Nikon might be "the next Olympus". Digitalcamerainfo summed up the key poi