Olympus UK released that press release about their presence and plans for the Photography Show:

It’s months I am waiting to see this lens shipping. And today I noticed that worrisome note at BHphoto :(
I hope this is just a mistake from the store. It would be bad news if Rokinon would discontinue the MFT mount version!

The lens is still listed at Amazon with 1-2 months shipment estimate. But that’s a note that is there for months it actually never shipped :(

Today Veydra shared this bad news on their facebook page:

Please share! STOLEN LENSES!
Attention filmmakers, friends, and fans of Veydra; our HQ in California was broken into last night and someone stole over 200 Veydra Mini Prime Lenses.
We are offering a reward for any information leading to return of Veydra Mini Prime lenses from our inventory. This many lenses should be noticeable so if you see any crazy deals on Veydra, help us recover our stolen goods.
Please share and tell your friends. Veydra lenses will be available again but it may take some time to fill orders so we appreciate everyone’s help and patience while we recover from this significant loss.
Thanks for your help in keeping our dream alive.
–Veydra

You can bet the thieves will use platforms like [shoplink 65275 ebay]eBay[/shoplink] to sell the stolen lenses. If you find some suspicious auction please contact the local authority. You can find 100% legit Veydra lenses on sale at Bhphoto.

Panasonic updated the Image App (download here) and it now supports the new Panasonic GH5.

Thanks Gib from the GH5 facebook group!

Panasonic Leica dg Summilux 12mm f/1.4 review

GH5 or A7SIII (Stronz Vanderploeg)
How to Turn Helios Lenses into a DIY 30$ tilt Lens Baby (Mathieu Stern).
Incorporating Multiple Exposure into Portraiture (GetOlympus).
8 Problems With The DJI Osmo Raw (Fstoppers).
What are the Different Camera Sensor Sizes? (Adorama Learning Center)
Ikan Releases Two 4K Field Monitors and Two Teleprompter Kits (Explora).

The newly published Micro Four Thirds catalogue contains one note that marks the official END of the Four Thirds Lens production. Fair Well Four Thirds!

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Thanks Doktorfisch