Here is what else is new:

Nikon ZR cinema camera body-only now in stock in the US

September 2025 CIPA numbers

Cosina to discontinue three Voigtlander VM lenses for Leica M-mount

Leica Q3 Monochrom camera with a 28mm lens expected on November 20th, but will it be available in the US?

New: DK-Optic Impastolite 50mm f/1.5 lens for Leica M-mount

JSR magnetic filters for Ricoh GR/GR2/GR3/GR3X/GR4 cameras

The Fringer P645-GFX adapter is now available for pre-order (for using Pentax 645 lenses on Fujifilm GFX cameras)

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Canon announced shortages of the RF 45mm f/1.2 STM lens “due to the large number of orders we have received“.

Check availability of the new 45mm lens at:  B&H Photo, WEX Photo, and Foto Erhardt.

Here is the full text of the apology notice:

Apologies and information regarding product supply status

Release date: November 11, 2025

Thank you for your continued patronage of Canon products.

We are currently experiencing delays in delivery for the following products due to the large number of orders we have received. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause to our customers and business partners. We will continue to take measures to ensure a stable product supply so that we can deliver products as soon as possible. We appreciate your understanding.

Canon EOS R6 Mark III camera and RF 45mm f/1.2 STM lens officially announced

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The Thypoch Black Friday deals have already started:

• Thypoch website
• B&H Photo
• Amazon

To get 5% off your order from Thypoch’s website, use code: THYPOCH

Photo lenses Black Friday deals:  October 22 – December 3.
Cine lenses Black Friday deals: November 11 – December 3.

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DxO Labs released 1,078 new Optics Modules for the latest cameras and lenses from Nikon, Canon, Ricoh, Fujifilm, Sigma, Tamron, Tokina, Samyang, Voigtländer, and Laowa (with these new Modules, the DxO library expands to 106,937):

Get 15% off DxO products with code RUMORS by using this link

Cameras:

• Ricoh GR IV
• Nikon ZR

Lenses:

The new DxO Modules can be found in the following DxO software:

• DxO PhotoLab
• DxO PureRAW
• DxO FilmPack
• DxO ViewPoint
• DxO NikCollection

DxO released PhotoLab 9.2, PureRAW 5.5, and Nik Collection 8.2 (exclusive 15% off coupon included)

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Godox announced new iT32 iFlash and X5 TTL wireless flash trigger for C/N/S/F/O cameras:

• Godox iT32 TTL Mini Flash
• Godox X5 TTL wireless flash trigger

Additional information:

Meet the iT32 iFlash Camera Flash & X5 TTL Wireless Flash Trigger — a modular lighting system built for ultimate versatility and efficiency. When paired with different X5 versions, one iT32 flash body seamlessly adapts to Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm, and OM System cameras, offering full TTL and HSS support across brands. The X5 functions as both a hotshoe and wireless trigger, enabling instant transitions between on-camera use, off-camera freedom, and complex multi-light setups. Compact yet powerful, the iT32 & X5 combine magnetic modularity, cross-brand compatibility, and Godox 2.4GHz wireless integration—empowering photographers to shape light effortlessly, anytime and anywhere.

One System, Built for All
The iT32 & X5 offer a universal solution for photographers working across different camera systems. Its interchangeable magnetic X5 hotshoe allows instant switching between brands by simply changing the X5 version. This flexible design helps photographers focus more on creativity and less on equipment compatibility.

Dual Identity: Hotshoe & Trigger in One
X5 serves both as a hotshoe mount and a wireless transmitter, enabling smooth transitions between on-camera and off-camera use. When attached to iT32, it functions as the hotshoe for on-camera shooting; once detached, it automatically switches to trigger mode, wirelessly controlling iT32 or other Godox Wireless X System flashes.

Effortless Multi-Light Sync
Equipped with a built-in 2.4GHz receiver in the iT32 and a 2.4GHz sender in the X5, the system ensures instant wireless communication without manual pairing. When used together, iT32 and X5 act as a master unit to trigger multiple Godox flashes simultaneously. When separated, the X5 can still control the iT32 and other flashes within the Godox 2.4GHz wireless X system, making multi-light setups simple, fast, and reliable.

Intelligent Recognition and Real-Time Display
The iT32 automatically identifies the attached X5 version, displaying key information such as model type, battery level, and charging status on its screen. This smart detection ensures photographers always stay aware of system status, minimizing errors and keeping shooting sessions smooth and controlled.

Magnetic Mounting, Fast and Secure
The magnetic interface between iT32 and X5 ensures a stable, one-click connection that’s firm yet quick to detach. Compared with traditional locking mechanisms, it greatly speeds up setup while maintaining reliability, allowing photographers to switch modes fluidly and capture every moment with ease.

• Refined Design, Built for Practical Use
• Intuitive Touchscreen Control
• Flexible Flash Head
• Built-in Reflector and Diffuser
• USB-C Charging
• Professional Performance, Seamless Compatibility
• Advanced Flash Functions
• Godox 2.4GHz Wireless Ecosystem
• Magnetic Accessories for Creative Expansion
• LED Modeling Light

Recap:

• Overview: The Godox iT32 iFlash and X5 TTL Wireless Flash Trigger form a modular lighting system where the iT32 is a compact flash body, and the X5 is an interchangeable hotshoe mount that doubles as a wireless trigger, supporting TTL and HSS across multiple camera brands (Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm, OM System).
• Modular Design: Features a magnetic interface for quick one-click attachment/detachment of the X5, allowing seamless switching between brands without manual pairing; the system automatically recognizes the X5 version and displays status info like battery level and model type on the iT32 screen.
• Dual Functionality of X5: Acts as an on-camera hotshoe when attached to the iT32 for direct shooting; detaches to function as a wireless transmitter for off-camera control of the iT32 or other Godox Wireless X System flashes.
• Wireless Capabilities: Built-in 2.4GHz radio transmission for sender/receiver roles; supports up to 80m range (20m in separated triggering), 32 channels, 1-99 IDs, and multiple groups (A/B/C/D, with variations by model); enables multi-light setups and acts as a master unit.
• Flash Modes and Controls: Supports TTL auto flash, manual flash, multi-flash (up to 100 times at 100Hz), flash exposure compensation (±3 stops in 1/3 increments), high-speed sync (up to 1/8000s, or 1/80000s with Sony global shutter on X5S model), first/second-curtain sync, and global shutter sync (X5S only).
• Additional Features: Includes intuitive touchscreen control, flexible flash head, built-in reflector and diffuser, LED modeling light, 2.5mm sync cord port, USB-C charging, power-saving standby/auto-off, and compatibility with magnetic accessories for creative lighting.
• Technical Specs: Guide Number GN18 (ISO 100, meters at full power); flash duration 1/1000s to 1/30000s; recycle time approx. 1.5s at full power; approx. 510 full-power flashes; iT32 battery 7.4V/900mAh lithium, X5 3.8V/100mAh lithium.
• Dimensions and Weight: iT32 measures 56 × 39 × 101mm and weighs 169g; X5 measures approx. 1.26 × 1.26 × 1.06 inches and weighs 23g.

Technical Data

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The latest Skylum Luminar Neo Fall Upgrade 2025 version 1.25.0 is now available (see the special offers at the bottom of this post):

Luminar Ecosystem — Seamless Cross-Device Editing

• You can now easily switch between mobile and desktop editing without losing progress.

Restoration — Bring Old Photos Back to Life

• Restore memories with just a few clicks. Remove scratches, improve clarity, and recover details from aged photos while preserving their authentic look and feel.

Light Depth — Next-Generation Light Control

• Light Depth replaces Relight AI as a more advanced and precise tool. Shape the depth, atmosphere, and focus of your image with fine-tuned lighting adjustments.

Spaces — Create and Share Beautiful Web Galleries

• Showcases your best and most meaningful images through personal online galleries. Stunning galleries, easy sharing, and no design skills needed — just choose, upload, and share your story with the world.

Luminar Black Friday offers

• Dates: October 24 – December 1
• Discount: up to -77% on the Luminar Neo Ecosystem – the lowest prices of the year

Prices for new uses:

• Luminar Neo Desktop Perpetual: $99
• Luminar Neo Cross-device Perpetual (Desktop + Mobile): $139
• Luminar Neo Max Perpetual (Desktop + Mobile + Spaces): $159

Prices for existing users of Luminar Neo:

• Ecosystem Pass: $69
• Upgrade Pass: $49 

Use coupon code RUMORS for an additional 10% off.

New: 2025 Skylum Luminar Neo Fall update and Black Friday offer

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The previously reported AstrHori 9mm f/2.8 APS-C lens (E/X/Z/RF/MFT) is now officially announced and available for order:

• US:  B&H Photo | Amazon
• Worldwide: AstrHori | Pergear

Additional information:

• APS-C | f/2.8 to f/16
• 13.5mm (Full-Frame Equivalent)
• One Aspherical Lens Element
• Two Extra-Low Dispersion Lens Elements
• 7.8″ Minimum Focusing Distance
• 7-Blade Diaphragm
• 11 Elements in 8 Groups
• 62mm Filter Thread
• Manual Focus Design
• Built-In Petal-Shape Lens Hood
• Angle of View: 111.4°
• Focus Range: 0.2m~∞
• Weight: About 307g（E)
• Mount：E/X/Z /RF/MFT
• Retail price: $169/ €199/ £179

       
 
Via NikonRumors

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Here are the top 10 best-selling cameras at Yodobashi Camera, Japan:

1. Nikon ZR
2. Hasselblad X2D II 100C
3. Sony α7C II
4. Fujifilm X-M5
5. Sony α7C II
6. Nikon Z50II
7. Canon EOS R50
8. Sony VLOGCAM ZV-E10 II
9. Nikon Z5II
10. Canon EOS R5 Mark II

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Two Hasselblad lenses are listed as discontinued in Japan:

Hasselblad XCD 1.9/80 lens (announced in 2018):

• Camera Kitamura: On sale
• Map Camera: Discontinued products, in stock
• Bic Camera: On sale now
• Yodobashi Camera: Discontinued
• B&H Photo: in stock

Hasselblad XCD 3.5-4.5/35-75 lens (announced in 2019):

• Camera Kitamura: On sale
• Map Camera: Discontinued products, in stock
• Bic Camera: On sale now
• Yodobashi Camera: Discontinued
• B&H Photo: in stock

Via asobinet

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Here is what else is new:

New Nikon US November rebates: returning to pre-tariffs pricing on many cameras & lenses

Nikon is rumored to announce a new Nikkor Z 70-200mm f/2.8 Mark II lens

What to expect next from Nikon?

The new Light Lens Lab 35mm f/1.4 Aspherical “11873” lens for M-mount is now available for pre-order

Squarehood released a new lens hood for the Summicron 35mm V3 lens

The next 2025 Autumn Lidong Camera & Photo Auction will take place on December 14 in Hangzhou, China

OM System opens next-generation lens manufacturing facility in Okaya City, Japan

New Instax Mini Link 3 Google Pixel Collaboration

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Here are the latest financial results from Nikon, Ricoh, Fujifilm, Canon, Leica, and OM System:

Nikon – revenue and profits down because of foreign exchange rates and tariffs:

Nikon Q2 financial results: revenue and profits down because of foreign exchange rates and tariffs

Ricoh – strong performance in the camera business:

Latest Ricoh financial reports: strong performance in the camera business

Fujifilm – Imaging segment revenue up 13.3% YoY, profit up 21.5%, forecast raised:

Fujifilm Q2 FY2025 Financial Results

Canon – profit down due to Trump’s tariffs:

Canon Q3 financial report: profit down due to Trump’s tariffs

Leica – revenue up 7.6% alongside continued profitability growth:

Leica is doing great: revenue up 7.6% to €596 million, alongside continued profitability growth

OM System continues to be in the red:

OM System continues to be in the red in 2024: operating profit expected to be -¥1.2 billion yen

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The new Schneider Kreuznach × LK Samyang AF 24-60mm f/2.8 lens for Sony E-mount is now available for order in the US under the Rokinon brand (Rokinon AF 24-60mm f/2.8):

• B&H Photo
• Foto Erhardt
• WEX Photo

Schneider Kreuznach × LK Samyang AF 24-60mm f/2.8 FE lens officially announced

Updated Schneider Kreuznach × LK Samyang lens roadmap: two new lenses added (AF 60-180mm & 28-135mm f/2.8 FE)

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New Sony, OM System, and Panasonic rebates started in the US (see all current discounts):

New Nikon US November rebates: returning to pre-tariffs pricing on many cameras & lenses:

• B&H Photo
• Amazon

The new Sony rebates can be found here:

• B&H Photo
• Amazon

Panasonic also introduced new rebates in the US:

• B&H Photo
• Amazon

Extra 5% off Canon gear at B&H Photo.

The latest Tamron rebates:

• B&H Photo
• Amazon

The OM System OM-3 MFT camera is now $200 off – here are the rest of the OM System rebates:

• B&H Photo
• Amazon

The OM System OM-3 camera is now $200 off, Panasonic introduced new rebates in the US

New Nikon US November rebates: returning to pre-tariffs pricing on many cameras & lenses

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Panasonic UK and Europe officially announed that are closing down the Lumix Pro services:

“An update on LUMIX PRO

We will be closing our LUMIX PRO service on 30 November 2025. This step allows us to refocus on new activities designed to better support our customers and creators.

Current members will be able to log in and manage their accounts, including securing any data, until 31st December 2025. New registrations are no longer available after 18th September 2025.”

It is not clear whether this move will affect only the UK and European markets or is a worldwide decision.

The Panasonic Lumix Pro service was introduced in 2018:

Panasonic launches a new Lumix PRO global support & service network

This reminds me again of the old rumors about Panasonic exiting the camera business:

Panasonic in trouble: the company is considering transferring or withdrawing from businesses with low growth potential by fiscal 2026, President Kusumi calls it a “crisis situation”

Nikkei: Panasonic camera business at a critical moment

Talks about Panasonic abandoning the cinema camera lineup

Japanese website reports that Panasonic may also exit the camera business just like Olympus

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Fujifilm India, whose employees obviously have a sense of humor, has issued an official apology with the hashtag #sorrynotsorry—read the full text for yourself:

I love a good marketing campaign, but unfortunately, we haven’t seen many lately. Fujifilm has a lot to be proud of, and they deserve all the attention they get.

Follow FujiAddict for the latest Fujifilm news and rumors:

Fujifilm Q2 FY2025 Financial Results

Viltrox 9mm f/2.8 Announced

Fringer EF-FX Ultra (FR-FX071) Won DGP2025 Gold Prize!

New Fujifilm Instax Products

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The previously reported Leica SL3 Reporter camera is now officially announced:

⇒ Pre-orders: B&H Photo | WEX Photo | Calumet Photo ⇐

The Leica SL3 “Reporter” camera features a scratch-resistant olive-green finish, no red dot, aramid-fabric armoring, black buttons, a black display frame, and black dials. The US price is $7,995 (the regular SL3 version is $7,485). The Reproter edition will include a BP-SCL6 battery, USB-C cable, strap, and a quick-start guide. The technical specifications are identical to the existing Leica SL3 model:

• Full-Frame CMOS Sensor with Triple Resolution Technology 60/30/18 MP
• ISO range from 50 to 100.000
• New Hybrid AF-System
• Maestro IV Processor with L2 Technology with 8GB of buffer memory
• Optimized user interface
• Full metal housing with IP54 certification
• EyeResĒį5.76 Mio. dots OLED-Viewfinder with up to 120fps
• Optimized ergonomics, size, and less weight
• Tiltable high-res touchscreen
• Timecode Interface
• Record up to 8K with codecs H.265 and ProRes by Apple
• Additional information:

Leica SL3 “Reporter” camera officially announced

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The previously rumored Canon EOS R6 Mark III camera is now officially announced:

⇒ Pre-orders: B&H Photo | WEX Photo | Foto Erhardt ⇐

Additional information:

Related videos:

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DxO released new versions of PhotoLab 9.2, PureRAW 5.5, and Nik Collection 8.2:

15% off DxO products with code RUMORS by purchasing from this link

DxO Nik Collection 8.2

DxO Nik Collection 8.2 expands Analog Efex with a new paper texture tool for print-inspired looks. The new tool for adding paper textures offers:

DxO PhotoLab 9.2

DxO PhotoLab’s AI masks got improved in version 9.2 + workflow upgrades:

DxO PureRAW 5.5

DxO PureRAW 5.5 transforms Photoshop RAW editing, delivering cleaner, sharper, more detailed images:

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Here is what else is new:

Nikon ZR camera teardown

New firmware updates released for the Nikon Z5II and Z50II cameras

The new Tascam CA-XLR2d-N microphone adapter for Nikon ZR cameras is now available for pre-order

The new Nikon Nikkor Z DX 16-50mm f/2.8 VR & 35mm f/1.7 lenses are now in stock

Weekly Nikon news flash #859

Coming next: Leica Q3 Monochrom and Leica SL3 Reporter cameras *UPDATED*

New: Oberwerth x Bobby Anwar camera strap

Leica digest #205

OM System OM-1 camera firmware update version 1.9 released

New Tamron 28-70mm f/2 Patent Found With a More Compact and Refined Design

RRS L-Bracket For Fujifilm GFX100RF Now Available From B&H Photo

New Fujifilm Instax Products

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Here are the first leaked pictures of the rumored Leica SL3 “Reporter” camera:

The Leica SL3 “Reporter” camera will feature a scratch-resistant olive-green finish, no red dot, aramid-fabric armoring, black buttons, a black display frame, and black dials. The US price will be around $8,000 (the regular version is $7,500). The Reproter edition will include a BP-SCL6 battery, USB-C cable, strap, and a quick-start guide. The technical specifications will be identical to the regular Leica SL3 model. (via Leica Rumors)

The full list of rumored/upcoming Leica cameras and lenses can be found here:

Coming next: Leica Q3 Monochrom and Leica SL3 Reporter cameras *UPDATED*

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