Let's be clear. I understand why camera manufacturers would want to revamp certain cameras. Sony has done it with the a7r series where you can get a new LCD screen. Today, Fujifilm is announcing two small revamps.
There's the XT3 World Wide and the Fujifilm X-T30 II. I've got mixed feelings about the cameras in one way. And in another way, I feel really slapped in the face as a decade-long Fujifilm customer. . thephoblographer.com
Sigma's long-awaited full-frame Foveon sensor, the heart of a new camera that began development in 2016, is still at least a few years away, and the company's CEO adds that its arrival is not guaranteed, PetaPixel has learned. [Read More]
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We've added an update to our Tamron 35-150mm f2-2. 8 lens review. This lens has gone through a few things since it launched. There were added firmware updates along with bringing it to Nikon Z mount.
When we originally reviewed the Sony HVL-F60R M2 flashes, we rated them very, very poorly. Recently, we had a chance to play with them again. It seems like the versions we used had some pre-production issues.
Though the Nikon Df came out nearly a decade ago, we felt that there was enough reason to need to go back and update our review for modern readers. We reviewed the camera back in 2014, and since then, we've written about it several times.