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The wait is over Fans of the Ricoh GR, which was announced way back in 2013 (and preceded by both smaller-sensored and film GRs,) have been waiting a long time for an updated model. Sure, there was the GR II in 2015, but the biggest new feature on that model was Wi-Fi. dpreview.com »
We’re told that the follow-up to the Canon EOS-1D X Mark II has begun field testing with a very small number of photographers and/or engineers. Read more... canonrumors.com »
Two months after releasing firmware version 2. 0 for its a7 III (Windows, MacOS) and a7R III (Windows, MacOS) mirrorless cameras, Sony has removed the firmware update from its website. At the top of the download pages for Sony's a7 III and a7R III firmware, an update read: IMPORTANT: We apologize for the inconvenience, but the release of this software update has been delayed. dpreview.com »
Today, we're getting the news of the camera that folks have been asking for for a long time, the Ricoh GR III. We previously talked about specs and we heard reports on what the new camera could be, but now we've got official word. thephoblographer.com »
Ricoh has announced the development of its new GR III, a significant update to the GR and GR II. The camera gains sensor-shift image stabilization and on-sensor phase detection as part of an updated 24MP sensor. dpreview.com »
Battle of the ‘budget’ full-frame mirrorless The Nikon Z6 and Sony a7 III are two cameras with much in common including 24MP full-frame sensors. If you're looking to sink your teeth into the world of full-frame mirrorless, these two represent the most-affordable current models on the market, with body-only MSRPs of around $2000. dpreview.com »
Sony has given us the A9, the A7R III, and the A7 III, So it is only logical that attention has now turned to the A7S lineup. There has been some reporting that Sony could announce the A7S III as soon as mid-late May, so in a few weeks. thephoblographer.com »
