Refurbished Panasonic GX7 for 399 Euro on eBay.

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You save some Euros on that refurbished Black Panasonic GX7 for 399 Euro sold by trusted [shoplink 56174 ebay]German seller on eBay (Click here)[/shoplink].

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Olympus deals at Amazon Germany (Click here) and Amazon UK (Click here). In detail we have
Up to 150 Euro off on Olympus lenses (here at Amazon.de).
50 Euro off on the E-M10 and E-M10II (here at Amazon.de).
100 Euro off on the E-M1 and E-M5II (here at Amazon.de).

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The Leica SL with Panasonic tech gets announced. Claims to have the fastest autofocus of the world!

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It’s official! The Leica SL has been announced and you can follow the full coverage at Mirrorlessrumors. The camera has been made with Panasonic tech and even uses Panasonic V-LOG!!! See the

Leica also makes one bold claim: It says this is the world’s fastest autofocusing camera! If it’s made by Panasonic than we can expect a lot from the GH5!

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screenshot from the spec file (pdf on Wetransfer here).

Leica SL camera and lens specs at BH/Adorama:
Leica SL camera at BHphoto (Click here) and Adorama (Click here).
Leica SL 24-90mm at BHphoto (Click here) and Adorama (Click here).

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First image of the Full Frame Leica mirrorless made with Panasonic tech.

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Leica SL et objectifs

MirrorlessRumors just posted the very first images of the Leica Sl T-mount Full Frame system camera. The news matters for us too because Leica worked a lot with Panasonic to create the camera. I can’t wait to hear what exactly has been done by Panasonic (probably processor, video tech, autofocus tech and maybe even sensor).

And if Panasonic ever decides to go Full Frame Mirrorless they may join the Leica system!

If you want to read all specs and see more images jump over at MirrorlessRumors.

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a bit of everything…

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Remember Crete
from Emeric on Vimeo.

Revisiting the Olympus OM-D E-M5 in Moldova (Admiringlight).
Panasonic 14-140mm f/3.5-5.6 Review (Mirrorlessons).
Protech show panasonic dvx200 shoulder mount adaptor for eng style operation (Newsshooter).
E-M10II test at DC.watch.

Ray:Some of your readers, who use 4/3 lenses with m4/3 cameras like I do, may be interested in this little device that I created. It’s like the GoWing Lens Flipper, but as they don’t make them for 4/3 lenses, I decided to make my own: http://australianimage.com.au/wordpress/index.php/a-flipping-good-idea/. It was very easy to make, the materials were surprisingly easy to source and it works very well.

Alexandru:So a few weeks ago the shutter on my Elikon 535 (soviet era camera made by BeLomo) stopped working. Opened the little sucker up to fix it but thanks high quality soviet era engineering and built quality that turned out to be somewhat impossible.
Didn’t want to completely scrap the little guy as I was quite fond of the way it rendered images. The Minar/Minitar-2 35mm f/3.8 lens is a direct descendant of the Minitar-1 32mm f/2.8 lens found on the LC-A one of the most iconic cameras of the Lomography movement , so it would of been a shame to never use it again.
I decided to adapt the optics from the Elikon 535 for use on my Micro 4/3 cameras.
First thing that I had to do was to measure what will be the future flange distance of the lens.
I tore down the camera completely and removed the lens. Had to completely disassemble the optics and clean each of the 4 elements as time and poor seals haven’t been kind on it.
Created a 3D design in Sketchup and with the help of my 3D printer and an old C-mount to Micro 4/3 adapter I created a simple manual focus , fixed aperture lens. I thought the cog design will honor it’s heritage :).
Biggest issues were getting the flange distance just right so the lens can focus from close up to infinity and making sure it is going to be centered over the sensor.
This is how the lens came out.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/hatetosketch/22067397195/in/datetaken/
And here is an album with the first pictures I took with it.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/hatetosketch/albums/72157659680025405

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$100 off on the Nokton 25mm f/0.95 MFT lens at CameraQuest.

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Compared to other US stores CameraQuest has a $100 lower price on the Nokton 25mm lens:
[shoplink 56103 ebay]$100 off on the Nokton 25mm f/0,95 Clickless (Click here)[/shoplink].
[shoplink 56104 ebay]$100 off on the Nokton 25mm f/0,95 (Click here)[/shoplink].
[shoplink 56105 ebay]$100 off on the Nokton 25mm f/0,95 with B/W filter (Click here)[/shoplink].

And there is a $50 off on the Nokton 42,5mm f/0,95 at Amazon US (Click here).

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(FT4) Olympus E-M1II prototype uses current Sony 20MP MFT sensor.

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I got an important information about the Olympus E-M1II. I have been told that Olympus actually plans to release the camera at Photokina 2016. But if the competition will introduce major competitor cameras by early 2016 already than Olympus is ready to launch the E-M1II by early 2016 too. And in that case if will feature the new Sony 20Megapixel MFT sensor and have handheld high-resolution shooting mode.

The competitor cameras could be the GH5, A7000 and Fuji X-PRO2. If those will be announced in 4-5 months than Olympus will step into the battle too.


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