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Aujourd’hui — 2 juillet 2024Photo

New OM System E-M1 Mark III ASTRO camera announced

Par : PR admin
2 juillet 2024 à 01:40



OM System announced a new E-M1 Mark III ASTRO dedicated camera for astrophotography (check for pre-orders, but it seems that for now, the camera is announced only in Japan):

"The OM SYSTEM E-M1 MarkIII ASTRO is a dedicated camera for astrophotography that optimizes the IR cut filter located in front of the image sensor of the mirrorless single-lens camera E-M1 MarkIII for astrophotography, allowing you to capture colorful red nebulae that are popular among astrophotography enthusiasts. In addition, the filters included with this product, OM SYSTEM's computational photography, and M.ZUIKO DIGITAL lenses enable a wide range of expression from starry sky photography to full-scale astrophotography such as constellations and nebulae."

The camera will be released on July 25 and will cost 327,800 yen, including tax (around $2,000). Additional information is available here.

Ground Beaking NEW CAMERA ANNOUNCEMENT by OM Systems OM-D E-M1 MARK III

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Panasonic announced a new Lumix FZ80D superzoom bridge camera

Par : PR admin
2 juillet 2024 à 01:43



Panasonic announced a new Lumix FZ80D superzoom bridge camera:

  • 18.1MP 1/2.3" MOS Sensor
  • Lumix DC Vario 60x Optical Zoom Lens
  • 20-1200mm (Full-Frame Equivalent)
  • Aperture Range: f/2.8-5.9 to f/8
  • 2.36m-Dot OLED Live View Finder
  • 3.0" 1.84m-Dot TFT LCD Monitor
  • Full HD 4K30 and Full HD 1080p Video
  • POWER I.O.S. Image Stabilization
  • Light Sensitivity Range: ISO 80-3200
  • Continuous Shooting up to 10 fps

Additional information:

"For wildlife and nature photographers looking for a compact camera with huge reach, Panasonic has just announced the Lumix FZ80D. An update to 2017’s Lumix FZ80, this new superzoom point-and-shoot features the same 18.1MP High-Sensitivity CMOS sensor as it predecessor, a Lumix DC Vario 60x zoom lens, and POWER O.I.S, while adding an improved viewfinder and rear LCD touchscreen. The new model also upgrades in-camera charging with a new USB-C port and included cable."

Other features returning from the FZ80 include:

  • Recording UHD 4K/30p video at 100 Mbps in the MP4 format, as well as Full HD 1080p and slow-motion 720p/120 and 480p/240
  • 4K Burst, 4K Pre-Burst, and 4K Burst (S/S) modes for recording continuous 8MP stills at a 30-fps shooting rate
  • Zoom Compose Assist function lets users quickly zoom out with a single press of a button to reconfirm composition
  • A dedicated macro mode allowing focus on subjects with a 0.4" working distance
  • Both a built-in pop-up flash and a hot shoe for working with an optional external flash

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New Yes!Star S1 compact 35mm film camera announced in China

Par : PR admin
2 juillet 2024 à 01:21


A new Yes!Star S1 compact 35mm film camera was announced in China today. The specs are a 31mm f/11 lens, built-in flash, and a weight of only 280 grams. Yes!Star seems to be the same company that will start producing Fujifilm C200 and C400 color negative film in China. See the details over at FujiAddict:

"A little over one week ago we announced that Fujifilm C200 and C400 film production would resume in China. It turns out that production has resumed with Yes!Star a Chinese company that has now announced a film camera the Yes!Star S1 Film Camera. Yes!Star was a company known for producing medical film but it looks like they are trying to capitalize on the analog photography craze."

Yes!Star S1 Film Camera and Fujifilm

Fujifilm Film Production Resumes In China

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Hier — 1 juillet 2024Photo

Panasonic final report and apology: 77 stock photos not shot with Panasonic were used to promote products

Par : PR admin
1 juillet 2024 à 17:32


The new Lumix S9 camera launch has been a disaster for Panasonic (see this, this, this, and this posts). The company has now issued a final statement acknowledging that 77 stock photos not shot with a Panasonic camera or lens were used to promote Panasonic products (still, they did not address the bogus "short supply" press release):

Completion of provisional corrections to the LUMIX product site

We would like to thank you for your continued interest in LUMIX products.

Regarding the recent incident in which inappropriate images were used through a stock photo service on the Lumix product website, we deeply regret that this incident was caused by our clear lack of awareness of the images used, even though we are a camera manufacturer, and our lack of an appropriate image selection and checking process, which is essential when creating a website for a camera product.

Up until now, we have conducted a detailed check of all images used on the LUMIX product website, and have removed images using stock photo services. We have also revised the LUMIX product website based on the following principles: "All images used must be taken with our own camera products," and "For images taken with other models of our own cameras, images with the same mount or similar pixel count must be used, and the equipment used must be clearly stated." We have now completed our response.

Going forward, in order to firmly establish our commitment to the "examples" of LUMIX products, we will continue to update our website this fall, for example by replacing images taken with other models of our own cameras with images taken with the relevant models. We take the opinions and comments we have received seriously, and will continue to work on improvements in order to regain the trust of our customers as soon as possible.

Please be advised that the following changes have been made to the site:

Product sites where the above revisions have been implemented

  • S series product site: 8 models
  • S Series Lens Product Site: 17 models
  • G Series product site: 6 models
  • G Series Lens Product Site: 28 models

As production has now ended, the site has been moved to a simplified page focusing on product specifications.

  • Discontinued product site: 18 models

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New titanium grey Light Lens Lab ELCAN 50mm f/2 limited edition lens for Leica M announced

Par : PR admin
1 juillet 2024 à 15:41



Light Lens Lab announced a new limited edition ELCAN 50mm f/2 lens for Leica M in titanium grey. In the US, you can order the lens at PopFlash. International readers can order directly from the LLL website.

Additional information:

  • Recreation of the famous and sought-after ELCAN 50mm f/2 on the KE-7A kit
  • The new 50mm f/2 ELCAN in Titanium Grey will feature a titanium alloy body construction, with accessories also made from titanium alloy
  • Elements are made in-house with lanthanide and lead infused
  • M-mount
  • Lenses are made by hand and assembled in limited quantities at the highest quality control and tolerance

Items included with purchase:

  • 50mm f/2 ELCAN in Titanium Grey Limited Edition
  • Limited Grey Leather Pouch
  • Box
  • Instructions
  • Titanium Front Lens Cap
  • Titanium Rear Lens Cap
  • Titanium LS-39 Lens Hood in Titanium Grey Finish
  • Titanium E39 UV Lens Filter in Titanium Grey Finish

The lens will be available on July 1st, 2024 at 12:00 am EDT at MSRP of 1799 USD, it will be limited to 300 units worldwide.

PopFlash is now the official distributor of Light Lens Lab lenses in the US - check also the LLL lenses listed at their eBay store.

Light Lens Lab (LLL) announced the development of a new 50mm f/1.5 S21 lens

Light Lens Lab is developing a new 75mm f/2 “SP-II” lens for Leica M-mount

Light Lens Lab 50mm f/1.2 ASPH “1966” lens for Leica M-mount now shipping

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À partir d’avant-hierPhoto

The new Aperty portrait photo editing app by Skylum is now available for pre-order

Par : PR admin
29 juin 2024 à 02:32


The new Aperty portrait photo editing app by Skylum is now available for pre-order. Here are the details (additional information):

What's Aperty?

Recognising the increasing demand for time-saving tools in portrait photography, we collaborated with the renowned portrait photographer Julia Trotti to bring a revolutionary new software solution to the market, that will help portrait photographers edit faster and more accurately.

Set for release in September 2024, Aperty is designed to empower photographers by automating routine face retouching processes through an efficient, AI-optimized workflow that runs locally on the user’s device.

Aperty will make retouching as easy as applying presets, saving valuable time for professional and semi-professional photographers alike. A great tool for portrait photographers and especially wedding photographers.

Why Choose Aperty?

  • High-Quality Results with an Easy-to-Use Editor: Aperty has been developed with insights from professional photographers to ensure exceptional quality and user-friendly operation.
  • Expert Collaboration: We have partnered with renowned photographer Julia Trotti, incorporating her expertise to refine the software’s design and guarantee top-notch results.
  • Retouching Automation: Our software streamlines the editing workflow, reducing the number of steps required to achieve professional-quality results.
  • Time-Saving Technology: Aperty’s advanced algorithms allow users to complete their editing tasks in a fraction of the time compared to traditional editors.
  • Batch Editing: Effortlessly group and edit multiple photos simultaneously, applying consistent changes across your entire collection.

Skylum announced a new photo editing app for professional portrait photographers

Luminar’s upcoming photo tour to Iceland: get $500 off

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Pixii to announce a new camera next week (July 3rd) and here is the teaser for it

Par : PR admin
29 juin 2024 à 00:28


I already reported that a new Pixii camera (model A3410) is coming soon:

Pixii is rumored to announce a new camera soon

We now have the first teaser for the upcoming camera:


As I already mentioned on LeicaRumors, this could be a new monochrome camera or a new full-frame camera with Leica M-mount (less likely). What do you think?

Previous coverage of the Pixii camera can be found here.

In the US, Pixii cameras are sold at B&H Photo.

Via LeicaRumors

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Topaz Photo AI is now $20 off for a limited time

Par : PR admin
26 juin 2024 à 01:41

Topaz Photo AI is now $20 off until July 2. Topaz recently released Photo AI version 3.0.4 with bug fixes and UI updates (this is the first price drop on the new version):

  • Updated status indicator
  • Other UI/X tweaks
  • Fix crop, upscale to specific pixel dimensions, and face recovery causing disjointed face output
  • Fix crop and upscale causing preview area to shrink
  • Added version number to the title bar
  • New frameless window implementation on Windows to fix black window area issue and allow hovering over the maximize button to show the snap options
  • Lensfun Update

Via NikonRumors

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