An article in Nikkei points out that the Japanese domestic market has grown for the first time in 13 years. Which kind of shows just how bad it's gotten for the japanese marketplace. The Japanese market has gone from its peak of over 10 million units down in 2010 and has basically been in a [.
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This is industry news because Sigma doesn't want to make this for the RF mount, yet. However, I am happy to see that Sigma is offering mount conversion for even their fairly inexpensive Sigma 10-18mm DC DN | Contemporary.
The Flashpoint XPLOR 600PRO II was just announced and it's available for preorder from Adorama. It looks like a pretty impressive portable monolight. Key features include a fast recycle time of . 01 to .
The compact market is still a thing. Considering what we've seen happen in Japan and other parts of Asia with compact cameras, this perhaps doesn't surprise me as much as it would have around 1 or 2 years ago.
Yes, you read that right, and no, you didn't get into a time machine back to the 1990's. Ricoh has launched a new Pentax 17 half-frame film camera, stating that they feel that younger photographers will appreciate getting 2 images per 35mm exposure.
Partially stacked sensor seems like an odd term for this, but then again, I'm not Nikon Marketing. I'd love to see this layout as it claims there are circuits ABOVE the photodiodes, something that doesn't seem to make a lot of sense for efficiency.
Partially stacked sensor seems like an odd term for this, but then again, I'm not Nikon Marketing. I'd love to see this layout as it claims there are circuits ABOVE the photodiodes, something that doesn't seem to make a lot of sense for efficiency.