You can now find all Panasonic holiday deals on those pages at Adorama, BHphoto and Amazon.
And here you have all Olympus deals at BHphoto, Adorama, Amazon.
Peak Design: Up to 20% off on all Peak Design gear (Click here).
Adobe: 25% off on Creative Cloud.
Those are all Black Friday deals you can access now:
Preorders: Olympus 150-400mm lens at BHphoto, GetOlympus, Adorama.
Imaging Resource posted their Olympus 150-400mm PRO in-depth Field Test. This is their conclusion:
So, how to sum-up one of Olympus’ most impressive lenses? If you’re a serious wildlife photographer and can afford it, get it.
Price aside, the Olympus 150-400mm f/4.5 IS Pro is an incredible lens for nature and wildlife photographers. The image quality is fantastic, offering tack-sharp performance across the zoom range, with or without its built-in teleconverter. AF is also spot on and very fast, and the incredible close-focusing distance provides even more versatility, allowing for nice close-up performance that’s atypical of super-telephoto lenses.
In terms of the overall build quality, the lens is, as expected, built like a tank, even if it is surprisingly light. The lens feels incredibly solid and very well built, as one would expect from a $7,500 piece of optical equipment.
In the end, yes, the Olympus 150-400mm f/4.5 IS Pro very expensive in and of itself, but it’s also very, very good. Lenses for serious wildlife photography are often quite pricey and are a serious investment, and the Olympus 150-400mm is no exception. However, when compared to several of its full-frame counterparts, the 150-400mm Pro is both reasonably priced and incredibly versatile. If you want to slim-down your wildlife gear, and free yourself from tripods and monopods, the lightweight Olympus 150-400mm Pro lens is worth serious consideration.
You can find the info at Olympus Germany, Olympus France, Olympus Italy, Olympus Spain, Olympus UK, Olympus Netherland.
Reminder: You get the Olympus 45mm f/1.2 lens for 832 Euro (682 Euro after 150 Euro cashback) at Amazon Germany (Click here).
Today DxO announced the new Nikon Collection 3 anniversary edition! It includes 25 new presets you can check and test virtually here.
Press text:
We are celebrating Nik’s 25 years this month, 18-25 November. Nik is becoming 25 years old since the day it was conceived in an office in Hamburg by Nils Kokemohr in 1995. It was back then that we saw the first digital camera going to market, the Casio QV10.
Since then many great things happened in the photo industry, establishing Nik Collection by DxO as an all-time classic for photographers, and making it more relevant than ever. This is why we are releasing an update for Nik (version 3.3) with 25 new fascinating filters. The 25 new filters in the Nik Collection 3 by DxO are split into five series, each containing five filters:
· Three for Color Efex Pro:
o Classic Portrait
o Light & Bright
o Wildlife· Two for Silver Efex Pro:
o Classic Portrait
o Street
One more news: Last 24hours of the PhotoLab 4 deal (Click here to read all info and get the 30% discount). You can also download the free trial (Click here) if you want to test it before to buy it.
