The new Olympus 150-400mm PRO lens is scheduled to start shipping out this winter. And below you can find a size comparison with the just announced new 100-400mm lens:
Thansk to the anoynmous sender of this image!
A source told me this:
I have recently been told by a Olympus representative that JIP is most likely to continue developing the PRO segment of their MFT system, and possibly there will be a re-branding without the Olympus name. It is also likely that they will discontinue the volume cameras, such as the E-PL series. Non of this is officially confirmed, but it is said that they are working on a press release that will be released within approximately one month from today.
Makes sense to me….what do you think?
Are Olympus Actually Selling?
Punch It up with the New Creamsource Vortex8 LED Panel Light (Explora).
A trip to the New Zealand with the E-M1III (David Hosking).
Does Micro Four Thirds Have a Place? XT4 vs GH5s at Camera Conspiracies.
Ben:
I’ve just made a new video that may be of interest to your readers. It’s a long-term, practical review of the Panasonic Lumix G9 based on real-world use. I focus on how firmware 2.0 has made the camera a powerhouse for videographers, especially at it’s current price which is considerably lower than the popular GH5. What’s great about this and other MFT cameras is that they never overheat, unlike newer and much more expensive alternatives from other brands ;) I’ve also included lots of sample footage captured with the camera so people can get a good idea of it’s capabilities in the real world. youtube.com/watch?v=qlxhybrrVmE
Plenty of news on the facebook OMD group, Panasonic FF and the GH5 group.
CineD tested the new Sirui 35mm f/1.8 anamorphic lens you can preorder on Indiegogo (Click here to see all details on this lens).
You can see image samples specs and preorder the new lens at Venuslens (worldwide shipment).
Richard Wong published the first review of the new lens:
There are now a ton of very good MFT deals at Amazon Spain:
via Mydealz
