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ELYSAS gave a first public look at the MUSE Air Primes at IBC 2026 — smaller, lighter, mirrorless-mount versions of its MUSE LF cine line. Sony E and Canon RF at launch, F1.7 across eight focal lengths.
Viltrox used IBC 2026 to bring four Air-series full-frame primes — 14mm F4, 20mm F2.8, 40mm F2.5 and 50mm F2 — to L-Mount, alongside the 35mm F1.4 Pro, two APS-C F1.2 Pro primes, and a new DC-X4 monitor.
A quiet-but-steady imaging week: Canon ships maintenance firmware for the EOS R1 and R5 Mark II, Insta360 launches the Luna Pro gimbal camera globally for $599.99, SIRUI adds a horizontal/vertical switch to its Saturn V2 anamorphics, DZOFILM rounds out Arles with two T2.6 zooms, and Leitz brings /i-style metadata to HUGO and SUMMILUX-C.
OM Digital Solutions revives the PEN name under OM System — first PEN since Olympus sold its imaging business. MFT mount, rangefinder-style EVF body, IPX1 splash sealing, $999.99 body only, ships late October 2026.
Sigma’s first-ever 85mm f/1.2 prime — the 85mm f/1.2 DG DN | Art — launches September 30, 2026 in L-Mount and Sony E for $1,599, undercutting Canon and Nikon’s f/1.2 primes by 40–48%.
Nikon is developing nine Nikkor Z Cinema T1.9 VV lenses, the first Nikkor series with an image circle large enough for RED's V-RAPTOR [X] VV sensor. First lens named: 50mm T1.9 VV. Nikon has not yet announced pricing or a release date.
No big launches this week — just a $285 million GoPro acquisition, the quiet death of Pentax DSLRs in Japan, and a data fight over whether Fujifilm really passed Nikon. Here's what it all actually means.
KEH Camera will now handle all in- and out-of-warranty Zeiss lens and equipment repairs for US and Canada customers, including legacy Otus ML, Batis, and postwar Jena optics.
Camera Intelligence launches Caira Studio beta with on-device generative video editing on its MFT Caira mirrorless, using Google Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash and Runway Aleph 2.0. SynthID watermarks every output.
DJI's new flagship 360 camera adds a 1-inch square HDR sensor, user-replaceable lenses, D-Log M recording and AI SuperNight 2. Ships globally September 15 at 589 euros — but not in the US.
Peak Design's modular new L-bracket has a recessed slot for a Beacon Bluetooth tracker (works with Apple's Find My), starting at $149.95. The company's biggest ecosystem play yet.
Sony pulls the FX5 release two days before shipping date citing "production issues," Brightin Star drops a liquid silver 28mm pancake for Leica M, Viltrox reveals four new L-mount primes, Sony + TSMC formalize their $4.7B sensor JV, and the industry pauses for World Photography Day. A photographer's take on the week.