The popular TikTok camera will soon get a replacement on February 20. According to Fujirumors that’s when we will get the Fujifilm X100VI.

After 111 months of silence OM Digital will at last announce three new MFT products on January 30 at 6am London time:

1. OM-1II
2. 9-18mm II
3. 150-600mm f/5.0-6.3

Let’s get into the details of this starting from a disappointment: The OM-1II will use the same OM-1 sensor and processing engine. The real changes will be:

1. Rebranded as OM SYSTEMS (as you know the OM-1 still has the Olympus name on it).
2. Double the internal buffer memory
3. 14bit raw for High resolution mode
4. human AI recognition
5. better focusing system

The OM-1II should be priced at 2400 Euro (a bit more than $2,000 in the US).

I got no detail on the 9-18mm II so I guess it’s just a re-branded version of the current 9-18mm lens.

The most exciting news is the announcement of the 150-600mm 5f/.0-6.3:

• Not a PRO lens
• But I have been told it has very high image quality
• 2699 Euro is the price (around $2,500 in the USA)

I actually SAW the lens but I cannot share images yet. If you have images I can share please send me those using the anonymous contact box or by writing me at 43rumors@gmail.com.

This is the first leaked image of the new Hassleblad CFV 100C digital back. It looks exactly like the existing 50C back (Click here to see it). But the features are now much more advanced. Here is the spec list:

• 100MP Back Illuminated CMOS Sensor
• Hasselblad Natural Color Solution (HNCS)
• Phase Detection Autofocus (PDAF) and face detection
• 1TB built-in storage space
• Lightweight Design
• 3.2-inch and 2.36M resolution touchable backscreen (Reversible titled backscreen (40°/90°). The 40° tilt enables a lower observation perspective for your composition. The 90° tilt fully revives the classic waist-level shooting style)
• Hasselblad user friendly interface for menu navigation, camera settings and image review.
• The new hot shoe adapter can be utilized for flash accessories. An on-camera flash or a professional flash trigger can be installed onto the CFV 100C via the hot shoe adapter for high-speed flash synchronization.*
• Link the 907X & CFV 100C with an iPad or iPhone via built-in Wi-Fi to transmit full-size JPG/RAW images using Phocus Mobile 2.**

* Flashes that support high-speed flash synchronization (TTL) must have a Nikon hot shoe. For more compatibility information, click “DATASHEET” in the navigation bar of this page to check.
**7.Phocus Mobile 2 requires an iPad or iPhone X or later with internal storage of 3GB (RAM) or more and an operating system of iOS 15.0 or later.