New low price on the PGYTECH 10GBps Type A and SD Card Reader

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The super versatile PGYTECH card reader got a 20% discount on Amazon (Click here).

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New Topaz Gigapixel 8.3 released and limited time discount!

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Topaz launched the new Gigapixel 8.3 update (Click here). You save 15% for a limited time!

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Competition news: Both Nikon and Panasonic are rumored to announce a new Sony FX3 competitor!

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In a strange coincidence of events we might soon get TWO direct Sony FX3 competitors:

  • Panasonic might announce a new L-mount compact cine camera with 24MP stacked sensor in April
  • Nikon might announce a new Z-mount compact cine camera with eh 24MP partially stacked sensor used by this camera.

The good news for us: This should put pressure on Sony to release a new FX3II. I pod hope it uses the same 24MP global shutter sensor of the A9III.

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REMINDER: Exclusive SAR deal, 30% off Luminar with our code!

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Until 30 March, you can save 30% on your Luminar purchase (click here) when you use our checkout code ‘SAR30’.

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Fujifilm announced the GFX100RF fixed lens camera and we are still waiting for the new Sony RX1rIII :(

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Premium compact cameras with a fixed lens such as the Fujifilm X100VI, the Leica Q3 and the Ricoh GR are currently selling like hot cakes. And today Fujifilm has announced the new GFX100RF medium format fixed lens camera. Full specs, pricing information and pre-orders can be found at BHphoto, Amazon, Adorama, FotoErhardt, Fotokoch, WexUK.

Once again, I’d like to emphasize that Sony really missed out on this momentum. Kudos to Fujifilm for taking the risk of making a fixed lens medium format camera. I’m not sure how well this camera will sell: It lacks IBIS, it has a slow lens (28mm f/3.1 full-frame equivalent), and it’s larger than comparable full-frame fixed-lens cameras like the Sony RX1rII.

I still think that the improvement in image quality of this ‘small’ medium format sensor over full-frame is hardly noticeable in practice. That’s why I hope that when Sony enter the medium format sector, they use the much larger 53x40mm sensor instead:

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However, the real highlight of this year for Sony would be the release of a new RX1 camera with an improved menu, battery life and autofocus. It has the same form factor, even the same Zeiss lens and a 61 MP sensor inside. I think that would be a real big seller, don’t you?

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