Nice surprise: The Panasonic S1H has IBIS !

The Panasonic S1H had two weak spots when it was announced:

1) It has that big fan you see on the image on top
2) It was rumored to have no IBIS

Well, at last point 2 got debunked! As reported by L-rumors the Panasonic S1H will have IBIS!

Now we have to see if that fan will not make too much noise when recording video :(

Leica M-E camera officially announced

Leica officially announced the new M-E camera. It’s basically a Leica M camera that can do video :)

Press text:

24-Megapixel CMOS Sensor
Image Quality without Compromise

The new Leica M-E ranks among the most compact full-frame camera systems in the world. Its 24MP CMOS sensor offers a high light sensitivity of up to ISO 6400 – facilitating outstanding image results even in low-light situations. Its 2GB buffer memory ensures that the Leica M-E is always ready to shoot, even when capturing a rapid succession of frames – so you can rest assured that you will never miss out on the decisive moment.

Integrated Video Function
Leica Look in Full-HD

Thanks to its exceedingly high resolution and light sensitivity, the Leica M-E delivers photographs imbued with the classic ‘Leica look’, characterized by a unique bokeh rendition. Owners of the new Leica M-E are also able to apply this distinctive quality to their moving images: the Leica M-E features a 1080p, full-HD movie mode — allowing you to capture stunning videos using a dedicated recording button, adding yet another dimension to your creative pursuits.

More info at uk.leica-camera.com/Photography/Leica-M/Leica-M-E

Nikkei says Nikon will launch a sub $1,000 mirrorless during the second half of 2019!

The reliable news site Nikkei reports that Nikon is ready to launch a sub $1,000 mirrorless camera in 2019! This is the google translated text:

Nikon will introduce a new mid-price mirrorless camera product in fiscal 2019. The same interchangeable lens can be used in the product that corresponds to a sister model such as the high-end model “Z7” launched by the company in the autumn of 2006. It is expected that the price will be in the 100,000 yen range, which is easier for the general consumer to pick up than the leading 200,000 to 400,000 yen model. The aim is to develop the demand of users other than existing enthusiasts.

It’s unclear yet if this will be a sort of Full Frame Canon RP competitor or an APS-C Z-mount camera.