These are the first unreliable rumored Canon EOS M6 Mark II specs

• 32.5 mp APS-C CMOS sensor (new sensor technology for higher dynamic range)
• DIGIC 8+ Imaging Processor
• 4K up to 30p (with no crop or 1.3x no pixel binning crop), Full HD up to 180p
• No Canon Log but new Movie Picture Style
• Dual Pixel AF Focus Guide
• New Selfie mode and Vlog mode
• Enhanced Movie IS
• High-speed continuous shooting at a maximum of 16 FPS (with AE/AF)
• RAW Burst mode at 30 FPS (with AE/AF)
• Dual Pixel AF with expanded area
• Eye AF (tracking possible)
• Electronic shutter 1/16000s
• Focus Bracketing
• Supports external electronic viewfinder
• USB-C charge power supply

Source: CanonRumors Via: CanonWatch

Fujirumors reports that tomorrow we will get these two new lenses. The specs got leaked by Nokishita:

Fujifilm “XF16-80mm F4 R OIS WR”

• are 12 groups of 16 elements
• shortest focus disctance 35cm
• maximum 0.25x
• filter 72mm,
• φ 78.3 x 88.9mm
• weight 440g
• $ 799.95 (in Japan it costs 102,060 yen which would be converted to 943 USD)
  

Fujinon GF50mm f/3.5

• 134,460 yen (converted 1,240 USD)

Sony is rumored to announce a new RX camera and a new E-mount camera model on July 16 at 10am New York time. There is no rumored info about this camera. Unclear yet if this is the A6500 successor or something else. All we ggot is that leaked image of a new Sony camera posted on SonyAlphaRumors…

As reported by L-rumors.com tomorrow Sigma could unveil some more details about their Full Frame Foveon L-mount camera. The camera will be on market in 2020 and use a new 20MP three layer Foveon sensor (total of 60MP).

Here you have the first Sigma lenses designed for FF mirrorless. At the start they will be available for E-mount and L-mount. Nikon Z and Canon R versions will be announced in late 2019 or early 2020.

These will be announced tomorrow (July 11) at 9am London time:

Sigma 35mm f/1.2 E-mount and L-mount:

Sigma 45mm f/2.8 E-mount and L-mount lens (ships on July 26):

Sigma 14-24mm f/2.8 E-mount and L-mount lens (ships in August):

via Nokishita

I know there is a lot of talk about 8K right now. Reliable sources told me you can forget to get any L-mount or R-mount or Z-mount or E-mount 8k mirrorless in 2019 or 2020. It’s not going to happen folks!

And at least in Panasonic’s case we now know it for a fact: l-rumors.com/panasonic-says-they-will-go-8k-by-2022/

via Nokishita