Oberwerth announced a new SLING bag and I have an exclusive 10% off coupon code RumorsN21 valid for all products sold at oberwerth.com (the discount cannot be combined with any other offer).
Additional information on the new Oberwerth SLING bag:
Oberwerth announced a new SLING bag and I have an exclusive 10% off coupon code RumorsN21 valid for all products sold at oberwerth.com (the discount cannot be combined with any other offer).
Additional information on the new Oberwerth SLING bag:
There is a new firmware update version 1.2.0 for the Viltrox 85mm f/1.8 Z mirrorless lens (the first autofocus Z-mount lens from a third party). The new firmware contains improved lens compatibility.
CameraLabs recently published their review of the Viltrox 85mm f/1.8 Z mirrorless lens – here is their verdict:
The TTartisan 50mm f/1.2 APS-C mirrorless lens has already been available for Sony E, Canon EOS M, Fuji X, and MFT mounts and TTartisan just released the lens also for Nikon Z mount – the new version is now available for pre-order at the Photo Rumors Online Store (international shipping included in the price).
Additional information on the TTartisan 50mm f/1.2 APS-C lens:
The previously rumored firmware updates for the Nikon Z7II, Z6II, Z7, Z6, Z5, and Z50 mirrorless cameras are now officially released – here are the download links:
→ Topaz Labs released Gigapixel AI version 5.5.0 with some major improvements – see the full list here. Gigapixel AI is currently $20 off and you can use code RUMORS15 for an extra 15% off (valid for all Topaz Labs products).
→ NiSi filters and accessories sale.
I usually do not report on speculation from the Dpreview forums, but this one is interesting and I think it is worth mentioning here – the upcoming Nikon Z9 camera sensor could be produced by Tower Semiconductor (former TowerJazz) and not by Sony. Both threads on Dpreview are very long (see here and here) – here are the main points:
There is no way for me to confirm that, but I got a tip that Nikon has discontinued their pension plan for their employees in the US. I was told that Nikon employees who haven’t turned 65 were offered a lump-sum buyout. Nikon will no longer offer a pension plan for their US employees (a pension plan is not a required benefit in the US and only a few companies are still offering it).
If anyone has more information on this rumor, please post a comment to this post or email me anonymously here.