Canon makes a bold statement: We are developing lenses with specifications that have never been seen before and that no
Rumored Canon roadmap for 2025: 3II, R6III, R7II and a ton of new lenses!
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Oh, you’re late to the party: Sony’s first full-frame camera announcement of the year will be in November!

The rumors of the day: NEX-3n leaked and double fast Oly zoom to come soon.

Even if you don’t care about the new Playstaton that is going to be announced soon on February 20th you should keep a close eye on the event. There is a fair chance that Sony will introduce the new NEX-3n camera that today got leaked at SAR. It’s not that much different from the current NEX-F3. The major change will be that tiny electronic zoom option you can see on the picture. There is no info yet about possible new E-mount lens announcements although we know that So
ny plans to launch a Zeiss zoom and a 85mm f/1.8 later this year.

And let’s keep talking about lenses. Olympus is rumored to launch soon the first of the two f/2.8 constant aperture and high quality MFT lenses that will hit the market within 2013. No specs are available yet but the lenses will be similar to the current Panasonic X lenses (12-35mm and 35-100mm) while delivering a higher image quality compared to the latter.

P.S.: Some bird told me the NEX-7 successor isn’t far away too ;)

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