Fuji says 1/3 of the market is FF and 2/3 APS-C and MFT

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It’s interesting to know that only two companies are not going Full Frame: Olympus and Fuji. And Fuji clearly said why:

In a recent interview released at Imaging Resource Fuji said that only 1/3 of the system camera market is Full Frame. 2/3 is APS-C and MFT.

Also interesting: They disagree with Canon’s prediction, that ILC business is going to contract by half over the next two years.

via Fujirumors

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a bit of everything…

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Commlite AEF-MFT Booster Testing on Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K

CP+ 2019: Olympus shows super-tele zoom and 2.0 TC under glass (Dpreview).
Laowa | 4 mm F2.8 (MFT), 10-18 mm und 100 mm 2:1 Macro vorgestellt [CP+ 2019 ValueTech] From Fisheye to Telephoto: A Variety of Lenses for the Wedding Photographer (Explora).
Long waiting lines at the Panasonic Cp+ booth (L-rumors).

Jurek: “https://vimeo.com/320632972
Having done all my other projects in HD or UHD, I decided to take a look at what Cinema 4K offers (I know, late to the party). I shot footage at both 23.98 and 24p, and while I can’t quantify the reason, I definitely prefer the latter. Although the test shows some weakness, in particular the handling of the large LCD screens in Penn Station, I really like the wider aspect ratio of C4K, and overall I’m very happy with the results. Not something I would consider for paid gigs unless requested, but for personal anamorphic projects, looking forward to shooting a lot more footage.”

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Plenty of news on the facebook E-M1II group, Panasonic FF and the GH5 group.

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Dealzone: Save up to 30% on Sandisk cards at BHphoto

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Today only you save up to 30% off on Sandisk cards at BHphoto.

And also today only: $180 off on the Rokinon 50mm T1.5 Cine MFT lens again at BHphoto.

Sigma US launched $50 rebates on the three MFT lenses:
16mm f/1.4 for $289 at FocusCamera, BHphoto,and Adorama.
30mm f/1.4 for $399 at FocusCamera, BHphoto, and Adorama,
56mm f/1.4 for $429 at FocusCamera, BHphoto, and  Adorama.

The new E-M1X is now in Stock everywhere:
Olympus E-M1X in USA at GetOlympus, Adorama and BHphoto.
Olympus E-M1X in Europe at Calumet Germany, ParkCameras, Jessops, WexUK. Olympus Germany, Olympus UK, Olympus France, Olympus Netherland, Olympus Italy.

Panasonic US launched those new deals:
$500 off on the GH5 at FocusCamera, Bhphoto, Adorama.
$500 off on the G9 at FocusCamera, BHphoto, Adorama.
$200 off on the G85 at BHphoto, Adorama,
$200 off on the Leica 50-200mm at BHphoto, Adorama, Panasonic.
$100 off on the LX100II at Bhphoto. Adorama. FocusCamera.

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First Panasonic 10-25mm f/1.7 hands-on images!

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ePhotozine spotted the Panasonic 10-25mm f/1.7 lens at the Photography Show 2019 in Birmingham.

The lens extends slightly when you zoom to 25mm, and the closest focusing distance is 28cm. The lens on display is a working pre-production sample, so we were unable to take sample photo using the lens, however we can tell you that the lens works very well on a Panasonic Lumix G9, and focus was rapid. The aperture ring on the lens we used is clickless, which means it’s silent and can be smoothly adjusted, perhaps indicating that the lens is specifically suited (or rather designed) with video work in mind. The lens zooms smoothly through the zoom range, and has a 77mm filter thread.

Here are a few more images with courtesy of ePhotozine:

 

UPDATE: Also Photographyblog posted a set of hands-on images. Check it out!

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