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Cine folks will be happy to read that news. Samyang added two Cine MFT lenses to their range:

via ePhotozine.

Bhphoto officially marked the Panasonic 25mm f/1.7 lens as discontinued. This is surprising as the lens got announced 5 months ago only The lens sold for $99 during Christmas time and it’s now only available through third-party sellers at Amazon US. Wondering if that’s an errror or not…

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Thansk Den and Peveee for sharing this!

Olympus released a new firmware update for E-M1 and E-M5II camera owners.

Hi!

I am now updating the theme and for the next 24-48 hours you may see some issues or strange design errors.

Thanks for your patience!

2016 just started and we already got plenty of new mirrorless cameras from Olympus and Fuji. And today Sony announced their new A6300 E-mount camera. The camera costs $1,000. The probably weakest spot is not the camera itself. But the fact that Sony is only developing and launching BIG FE lenses. It doesn’t look like A6xxx owners will get proper designed APS-C lenses any time soon.

Today Panasonic announced the specs of three new sensors.

Of course we expect all that tech to be used by future digital system and fixed Lumix cameras too. So let’s take a closer look to all three sensors:

1) Organic sensor 1:

Panasonic develops 10times Higher Saturation & Highly Functional Global Shutter Technology by controlling of Organic-Photoconductive-Film on CMOS Image Sensor
http://news.panasonic.com/press/news/data/2016/02/en160203-6/en160203-6.html

2) Organic sensor #2:

Panasonic Develops Industry-First*1 123dB Simultaneous-Capture Wide-Dynamic-Range Technology using Organic-Photoconductive-Film CMOS Image Sensor
http://news.panasonic.com/press/news/data/2016/02/en160203-5/en160203-5.html

3) APD sensor:

Panasonic Develops the APD-CMOS Image Sensor to Realizes Sharp Color Imaging under 0.01 lux Illuminance
http://news.panasonic.com/press/news/data/2016/02/en160203-13/en160203-13.html
According to Nikkei the primary business of that APD sensor is the automotive industry. Nikkei reports:

Panasonic says it has developed an image sensor 100 times as sensitive to light as existing technology, enabling self-driving cars to spot pedestrians, traffic signals and other objects instantly even at night. The Japanese manufacturer aims to have a practical version ready as early as 2020 or so.

One more thing: The organic sensor tech is developed in conjunction with Fuji. I just hope Panasonic-Fuji organic sensor will be soon ready for production!

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Thanks Dicahub!