JB is now selling their new PEN-F handmade wood grip in two variations on Amazon: Bamboo (Click here) and Walnut (Click here).
And the Japanese maker Yuenu also launched their wood grip (More images at DC.watch).
DxO released their new OpticsPro 11 software. You can read all info here: dxo.com/us/photography/photo-software/dxo-opticspro.
And here is an overview of the new features:
Panasonic GX80 / GX85 / GX7 mk2 meets Ken Burns from Ivo Freriks on Vimeo.
New Veydra Featured Artist Section is live
“Science” Says Photography is Sexier Than Being a Comedian, Less Sexy Than Being in a Band (Popphoto).
2016 Roundups: Fixed Prime Lens Cameras (Dpreview).
High Speed Sync Studio Portraits: The Breakdown With Miguel Quiles
Glimpse of Seville | 4K from Emeric on Vimeo.
Monochrome comparison – Pen F, GX85, X-Pro2 (Mirrorlessons).
10 Best Cameras for Travel Photography (Wexphotographic).
How To Start Your Wedding Photography Business, with Susan Stripling (Explora).
Sebastian: “I’ve made a GX80 test vid https://vimeo.com/167790270 If you expose to just below highlight clipping, you can still raise shadows a great deal without much noise creeping in at all. More info in the vid description.”
Dweller: “Just a nice vid featuring EM10ii. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4uUjLt22gE. Watch photographer Thomas Leuthard demonstrate some creative street photography tips & tricks in Salzburg. Gear used: Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II with a 17mm and a 45mm lens“
You know Yasuhara because of their rather unique Nanoha 5:1 Macro MFT Lens. They now launched a new Kickstarter project to finance their 28mm f/6.3 MoMO Soft Focus MFT lens:
Yasuhara a Japanese lens maker, just launched their MoMo Soft Focus Pancake Lens for digital cameras on Kickstarter. The MoMo Lens is based on the single meniscus lens used in the Vest Pocket Kodak (VPK) camera from 100 years ago. It is designed to achieve the same dreamy, soft focus pictures with the convenience of today’s digital cameras.
The soft focus on the MoMo Lens is set at F6.4, but users can adjust the aperture through F22 to control the power of its effect. MoMo Lenses will work with mirrorless and DSLR cameras. It will be available with mounts for Micro Four Thirds, Sony NEX, Canon-EF or Nikon F-Series, and eventually Canon EOS-M as well as Fuji X cameras. Further specifications provided below:
The Panasonic 25mm F/1.7 Standard Prime Lens For Micro Four Thirds Cameras
Panasonic GX80 GX85 Review inc 4K Video & Photo Samples (Geekanoids).
Lens Test: Rokinon 21mm F/1.4 ED AS UMC (Popular Photography).
These new features are the reason you need the award-winning lumix gx85 (LumixLounge)
Dani: “Hello! I have a youtube channel dedicated to video with cinematic look . I also upload videos of comparisons and tests low light. wwww.youtube.com/jekdary”
Chuck: “I know you show videos made from M43 cameras. Here’s one I made with for our school. It’s about State funding so any publicity helps! If anything it’s at least cool to show for the TrackX features where I embedded video on the walls taken of the computers/iPads the students were using.
Equipment
Panasonic G7
Olympus 12-40 F2.8
Beholder DS1 stabilizer
Final Cut Pro with TrackX
https://youtu.be/HC9WIjtOSN4“
TheCameraStoreTV analyzed the Kumamoto earthquake aftermath. As you know Panasonic and Olympus do use Sony sensors in many of their cameras. And TCSTV estimates that we will see a shipment and new product announcement delay of many months :(
