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Viltrox has a product announcement scheduled for July 15, and 43rumors is reporting that the MFT mount version of the popular 35mm f/1.7 Air will be the headline. This would be Viltrox's first native MFT optic and one of the most affordable autofocus fast-normal primes for the system.
GoPro CEO Nick Woodman is personally loaning the company 20 million dollars after the SEC filing flagged substantial doubt about its future. The...
Sony finally shipped the RX10 V after a nine-year wait, Nikon pushed a quietly huge Z 8 firmware, Sigma went full discount, and Canon/Fujifilm stayed...
The RX10 V landed and finally has the AF it deserved, the FX5 announcement is locked in for July 22, Nikon dropped a quietly-loaded Z 8 firmware, and Sigma instant savings run through August 2 — your weekly camera news recap for July 6–10, 2026.
Nine years after the RX10 IV, Sony finally took the wraps off the RX10 V. Same 24-600mm Zeiss, but with the AF and processing power of a modern Alpha body.
A full-frame autofocus 50mm f/1.8 for $89 in Sony E, Nikon Z, and L-Mount. TTartisan is rewriting what a budget prime costs — but the first reviews are not all kind.
Sony dropped a teaser image yesterday hinting at a new RX10 camera. With the RX10 IV hitting nine years old, here's what we know about the rumored RX10 V reveal.
CP+ 2026 was supposed to be about cameras. Instead it was all about glass. Sigma launched two lenses and teased an 85mm f/1.2, Sony is preparing the RX10 V and FX5, and the body market has officially plateaued.
Canon teases a concept cinema camera at CP+ 2026 while Sigma shows off new lenses, including an 85mm f/1.2 Art and a lighter 35mm f/1.4 DG II.
Fujifilm has stayed mostly quiet on cameras in 2026. We look at what the silence might mean for X-T6 and compact rumors.
DJI has rolled out a firmware update for the Air 3S that promises better obstacle sensing and refined tracking profiles for action sports.
Godox just dropped the C100, a 65-gram compact camera with no traditional screen. Instead, you compose through a transparent window that doubles as an active info display. At roughly 9, it is either a fun novelty or the next wave of minimalist shooting.