Nikon announced the world’s fastest 105mm lens. All specs and details can be read at BHphoto (Click here). If extreme bokeh is what you need this is the lens you have to buy. Mirrorless camera owners can use the lens with adapter on their camera.
Those of you who ordered the new Hasselblad X1D-50C will have to wait a couple of weeks more than expected to get it. According to BHphoto (Click here) the camera will now tart shipping on August 30 only
Diglloyd says the reason for the delay is that Hasselblad has a lot of bugs to fix. But I am also hearing this has to do with the Sony sensor production issues.
This is the first image of the new Nikon 105mm f/1.4 autofocus F-mount lens. This is the world’s fastest 105mm autofocus lens and some mirrorless owners maybe be interested to grab this one and to adapt it on their camera. This is definitely a lens with a huge appealing WOW factor!
The lens will be priced at 233,280 YEN ($2,200) and released on August 26.
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image via Digicameinfo.
Sony E-mount folks will get a new lens before the end of this month. Venus Optics will launch a new 12mm f/2.8 E-mount lens on July 30.
The lens specs will be:
Image circle: 24×36
Field of view: 121.96°
Optical formula: 16 elements, including 2 aspherical elements and 3 elements made of glass with anomalous dispersion, in 10 groups
Number of aperture blades : 7
Aperture range: f/2.8 – f/22
Manual focus
Minimum focusing distance: 0.18m
Maximum magnification: 0.2x
Maximum diameter: 74.8mm
Length: 82.2mm
Weight: circa 570g.
UPDATE: The lens will be available in Canon / Nikon / Sony A / Pentax K / Sony FE mount.
And of course they like the camera :)
Leica folk can now preorder the new anodized 50mm Summicron lens at BHphoto ($7,995). The Sexyness of that lens is only matched by the pricyness :)
MFT folks will just have to wait one month to get their next MFT camera:
It is still unclear if the GH5 and E-M1II will be both introduced at Photokina. If I would take a guess the GH5 will be announced a couple of months after Photokina and the E-M1II will still be announced at Photokina but ship in early 2017.
