Of course it’s April Fool’s Day :)

Optyczne spotted this new Joyart ARTON G 35mm for MFT:

And here is a new kind of fisheye lens:

A post shared by microfourthirdsgallery (@microfourthirdsgallery) on Mar 30, 2018 at 1:11pm PDT

by fotonoid
THE BEGINNING AND THE END Street photography
EM1 II / OLYMPUS 7-14mm 2.8

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This is the weekly selection:

The Four Thirds System Forum designated April 3rd as Four Thirds’ Day, under the slogan of “A day to enjoy photography more”. To celebrate Four Thirds’ Day, an online exhibit of user-submitted photos is held every year.
For this year’s Four Thirds’ Day exhibition, we’re celebrating the tenth anniversary of the Micro Four Thirds system and calling for the submission of photos that were taken over the past decade using Micro Four Thirds products, that is, from 2008 – when Micro Four Thirds was launched – to 2018.
The decade of Micro Four Thirds has been an exciting one for us and our users as Micro Four Thirds has brought full-size SLR performance to a compact digital format that is defining the future of photography.
We strongly encourage everyone out there to take this opportunity to share with us and with your fellow users “a decade of you and Micro Four Thirds”.

Lucky participants will have a chance to win great prizes in a random draw!
All submitted photos will be shown on our website after the official exhibit.
Click on the link below to submit your photos.
We encourage you to be a part of this exciting campaign.

Submit your pictures here: https://www.smartcross.jp/fourthirds/

Could this be the best vlogging camera that no one talks about? 2018

Google ‘LIFE Tags’ uses AI to organize LIFE magazine’s 4 million-photo archive (Dpreview).
Fuji once more closes the door to any Fuji Full Frame camera development (Mirrorlessrumors).
Camera Academy – RAW vs JPEG
Things We Love: Reflectors (Explora).
Nikon ou la spirale psycho-corporatrice (PhotoDanielM).

Plenty of news on the facebook E-M1II group and the GH5 group.

Dpreview interviewed Shigemi Sugimoto, Head of Olympus’s imaging business unit. These are some of the key info he shared:

– Olympus plans to “enhance the lineup”
– Olympus main focus is on “stills photography”
– Next generation of cameras are expected to have an even more effective image stabilization

What are Shutter Angles? plus Is There A GH5 Focus Fix?

How to buy a high-end camera in 2018 (Engadget).
Things We Love: Peak Design Everyday Sling (Explora).
Das Sigmonster: Sigma 300-800 für FT (Pen And Tell).
GX7III test at Dc.watch.
How to Choose the Perfect Filter (Olympus Video).

Plenty of news on the facebook E-M1II group and the GH5 group.

AYP: “Working with people which can be tough. Working with children? Even tougher! But Denice Duff has the pro tips needed to make it a little easier. And, as a bonus, she discusses the best ways to set the best background for your subjects.  https://youtu.be/YQfTn20uTls”

Mattias: “I just thought I’d share a stop motion video I produced using the GH5 in case you want to put it on the website. It is a promotional video for a shirt brand I just started, so I’m not sure it is something you want to put up there: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICxRfH7dnXM“

Multianalytics visualized the development and evolution of FF, APS-C and Micro Four Thirds sensors in those videos. It’s a bit geeky :)

via Image Sensor World