Here are two videos about rather exotic new Photokina products :)

Tony:

We review the Sony a7 III vs the Canon EOS R. We discuss the design differences, the controls (buttons, dials), card slots (1 vs 2), battery life (and USB charging), native lenses, adapted Canon EF lenses, image quality (including dynamic range and banding), lens and sensor image stabilization, autofocus for stills and video, EYE AF, silent shooting, frames per second, and video quality. Finally I recommend one camera over the other for casual shooters, sports shooters, photographers who own lots of Canon lenses, wedding photographers, vloggers, and videographers.

Optyczne shared these images of the new Ricoh GR III. And DC.watch posted the size comparison with the previous GRII model (in silver on the picture)

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The Fuji GFX-50R still is not the smallest MF camera yet. The Hasselblad is quite a bit smaller and lighter. That said the Fuji is relatively cheap and you can preorder it now for $4,500 at Amazon US and BHphoto.

And Fujirumors just found the Fujifilm GFX 50R and Fujifilm GFX 100S product catalogue links:

• Fujifilm GFX 50R – download here
• Fujifilm GFX 100S – download here

100% agree with what he says here.

This will put some heat in the Single vs Dual card debate :)

Here we have an accurate size comparison between the Holy Trinity of FF cameras (sorry Leica…you are out for $$$ reasons).

First thing I wanna say…wow those 28-70mm and 50mm Canon lenses are big. As a matter of fact the Canon 50mm RF is bigger than the DSLR version with the same aperture:

Ahi Caramba!

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