Leica L-mount has changed the way we look at cameras. The collaboration between giants like Panasonic, Sigma, and Leica, as well as even video-dominant organizations such as BlackMagic, has excited photographers and videographers alike.
Quite recently, the inclusion of Sirui sparked interest in the direction the company is taking, with new reports of L-mount having more partners raising more eyebrows. Why? Let us have a look. . thephoblographer.com
Panasonic has added two more zoom lenses to its full-frame L-mount roadmap: a large aperture standard zoom and an ultra-telephoto zoom. [Read More] petapixel.com »
2023-08-10 23:58
The L-mount Alliance appears to have been a great idea. Panasonic got a boost joining the Full-Frame Mirrorless game that Nikon and Canon didn't. Sigma has been pumping out new lenses lately with no sign of slowing. thephoblographer.com »
2021-04-18 19:00
Let's celebrate April Fool's Day with some of this year's favorite photography jokes from Viltrox, Lomography, and Analog.Cafe. [Read More]
DJI Ronin 4D camera users are in for a treat as Viltrox announced a series of six full-frame prime lenses.
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PetaPixel Members are able to download full-resolution sample JPEG and RAW files from all of the latest cameras and lenses we review, and today that list expands with samples captured with the Panasonic Lumix S1R II, both of Sony's new lenses, and more. [Read More]
Viltrox announced some new lenses, including one of their 2024 lenses, which will now be available on the Nikon Z mount. They have announced the AF 35mm F1. 2 LAB FE, AF 85mm F1. 4 Pro FE, and AF 50mm F2.
Nikon just made the headlines with the launch of the Nikon 35mm f1. 2 Z S lens, a bokeh beast by all standards. Lenses like that don't come at a bargain though. With this lens being almost $2800 at the time of launch, it's priced out of reach for almost everyone except the seasoned pro photographer.
We've often reported how third-party lens manufacturers have been shaping up the industry with cost-effective and sharp lenses. Offerings from Japanese companies like Tamron and Sigma have created a benchmark, but the Chinese third-party lens manufacturers surpass others.