The already leaked compact Panasonic Lumix S9 camera (L-mount) and a new Panasonic S 26mm f/8 lens (L-mount) are now officially announced:
Hobolite announced a new Iris LED light with a compact design and an aperture ring:
The Voigtlander Nokton 50mm f/1.5 Aspherical II MC lens for Leica M-mount is now on sale at B&H: $200 off for the silver version and $250 off for the black version. The full list of discounted Voigtlander lenses for Leica M-mount can be found here.
At Amazon, both versions are priced at $699 (see all discounted Voigtlander lenses here):
Adobe added support for the Leica Leitz Phone 3 and the latest Sigma L-mount lenses:
The latest Adobe CC subscription plan rates can be found here. The different Adobe Creative Cloud options are described here. Additional information on Photoshop and Lightroom is available on this page.
Check also the Adobe deals on Amazon:
Adobe also introduced AI Generative Remove and Lens Blur to Lightroom:
Tomorrow Panasonic will announce a new Lumix S9 small compact full-frame camera with a Leica L-mount that looks similar to the Leica Q:
The pictures come from this Amazon product listing:
Additional pictures:
The above two mockups/leaks show some of the previously reported Leica M12 camera rumors:
→ Panasonic is rumored to announce a new Lumix L-mount camera on May 22.
→ 15% off Think Tank Retrospective Travel series of cameras bags.
→ New: Photography Lighting Cheat Sheets by PictureCorrect (80% off during the launch sale until May 31).
→ You can get 15% off LensRentals with promo code RUMORS15.
→ The Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6K for L-mount is now 40% off /$1,020 and you can get it for $1,575.
→ Adorama started a new promotion where you can get up to 5x the bonus points on purchases sitewide from now through 6/30/24 with the Adorama Edge Credit Card.
→ Leica Stories: In Conversation with Jesse Marlow.
→ Topaz Video AI 5.0.2 released (additional information is available here).
→ ON1 announced the new ON1 Effects 2024 with several enhancements, including the AI Style Advisor, which uses AI technology to recommend personalized filter stacks based on user edits (additional information is available here).
→ Leica Store Miami has a new user-friendly online trade-in form for Leica gear:
