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OM System PEN Review: Too Familiar But Oh-So-Pretty
The OM System PEN review explores a legacy rooted in elegant utility. Inspired by the simple pen—a tool for signing, sketching, and sparking creativity—the original Olympus PEN aimed to blend practicality with understated style. This new iteration maintains that poignant vision, offering a beautifully crafted camera that feels as much like a piece of functional jewelry as it does a sophisticated imaging device. For a deeper dive into camera discontinuation trends, see our article, "The Current Chapter of Pentax DSLRs Is Officially Over."
The Current Chapter of Pentax DSLRs Is Officially Over
A significant chapter in photographic history has concluded: Ricoh Imaging has officially discontinued all current Pentax K-series DSLRs, marking the definitive end of an era. While this signals the close of a beloved line, Ricoh assures enthusiasts that a new, exciting narrative is already underway. This transition invites reflection on the legacy of Pentax DSLRs and anticipation for what's to come. For a firsthand perspective on early digital experiences, explore our piece, "First digitals and photoshoot feedback."
Third-Party Companies Are Fixing One of the Sony FX5’s Few Flaws
The Sony FX5 cinema camera, lauded for its design and capabilities, had one acknowledged limitation—until now. Third-party companies are stepping in to resolve this, demonstrating a vibrant ecosystem supporting Sony’s popular video products. This curated solution addresses a key area for improvement, further solidifying the FX5's appeal to creative professionals. For broader insight into the professional camera landscape, explore our coverage of how AP photographers utilized Sony cameras to capture the recent NFL season.
KEH Is Zeiss’ New Exclusive Repair Partner In North America
Zeiss Group has entrusted a surprising expert with its North American repair services: KEH Camera. Best known for its curated marketplace of used photography gear, KEH also boasts a team of highly skilled technicians. Now, KEH is the exclusive authorized repair and service center for Zeiss lenses and equipment across the United States and Canada. This partnership leverages KEH’s established expertise, offering customers a seamless and reliable service experience. For those interested in innovative camera technology, explore our recent article on the groundbreaking CHC5 camera.
Canon Has Increased Its Massive Digital Camera Market Share Lead
Recent data from the Nikkei Industry Map reveals a significant shift in the digital camera landscape: Canon has substantially widened its market share lead. CIPA's monthly shipping reports provide valuable insights, but the annual Nikkei map offers a comprehensive view of global camera manufacturing. This year’s report underscores Canon's dominant position, highlighting the brand’s continued strength in a recovering industry—a recovery noted by the Japanese government itself. Explore further with our article, "Japanese Government Says the Digital Camera Industry Is In Recovery."
The Sony FX5 Is Delayed
Disappointment for videographers: The highly-anticipated Sony FX5 has experienced a shipping delay. Originally scheduled for mid-August, deliveries are now postponed by at least a month, impacting content creators eager to leverage its compact form factor and professional features. This setback underscores the complexities of modern supply chains. For those interested in capturing moments discreetly, our recent piece on a DIY infrared flash offers an intriguing alternative approach to photography—explore it here. [Read More].
Photographers Can Save an Extra 10% With KEH’s Limited-Time Overstock Sale
Photographers, elevate your gear with KEH’s limited-time Overstock Sale, offering an exclusive opportunity to save an additional five or ten percent on select equipment. This curated event, concluding August 14th, features cameras, lenses, lights, and accessories—all meticulously inspected and ready to inspire your next artistic endeavor. Don’t miss this chance to acquire premium tools at exceptional value. For those anticipating new lenses, you might find the latest updates on Sigma’s upcoming 85mm f/1.2 lens particularly insightful. [Read More].
Sony and TSMC Are Spending Billions to Make Next-Gen Image Sensors
The future of image capture is taking shape with a significant investment from industry leaders. Sony Group and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) are poised to begin mass production of next-generation image sensors in southwestern Japan by 2029, signaling a new era of visual technology. This collaborative venture underscores the growing demand for advanced sensors across various applications. For deeper insights into the evolving lens market, explore our analysis of Tamron’s recent financial results.
Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6K Gets Phase Detect AF and Object Tracking via Firmware
Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6K receives a significant upgrade with the latest firmware, introducing phase detect autofocus (PDAF) and intelligent object tracking—a welcome addition nearly three years after its initial release. This enhancement dramatically elevates the camera’s capabilities, appealing to both seasoned professionals and aspiring filmmakers seeking a balance of artistic control and modern functionality. For deeper insights into the evolving landscape of image sensor technology, explore our analysis of "Sony’s Image Sensor Division Is Extremely Profitable."
Light Lens Lab Unveils 35mm f/2 Apochromatic, Its First ‘High Performance Series’ Lens
Light Lens Lab elevates photographic artistry with the debut of its 35mm f/2 Apochromatic lens, marking the inaugural release in its new High Performance Series. Born from the High-Performance Optical Research Project, this lens represents a significant advancement in optical design, promising exceptional clarity and vibrant color rendition. The Apochromatic is meticulously crafted for discerning creators seeking elevated image quality. For those interested in complementary audio solutions, explore Saramonic’s recently announced K9 XTX wireless transmitter.

Peak Design Rethinks the Traditional L-Bracket with New Field Bracket System
Peak Design is redefining camera support with the launch of its innovative Field Bracket system, a reimagining of the traditional L-bracket. This curated accessory prioritizes versatility and seamless integration for photographers seeking elevated functionality. The Field Bracket, currently funding on Kickstarter, promises a more immersive and adaptable shooting experience. As photography technology continues to evolve, Peak Design remains at the forefront, as demonstrated by advancements like the AF Adapter that allows M-Mount lenses to function on Canon cameras.
AF Adapter Lets Photographers Use M-Mount Lenses on Canon Cameras
Photographers seeking expanded lens options now have a sophisticated solution. Megadap’s groundbreaking M2RF adapter is the world's first to seamlessly integrate Leica M-Mount lenses with Canon EOS R series mirrorless cameras—both APS-C and full-frame models—while retaining autofocus functionality. This curated addition unlocks a vibrant array of classic optics for the modern, adaptable photographer. For those exploring the evolving landscape of creative tools, consider our recent discussion on the impact of AI in fashion. [Read More].
Sony FX5 Has a New Sensor, Open Gate, Internal RAW, and So Much More
The Sony FX5 has arrived, potentially marking a pivotal moment in cinema camera technology. This reimagined camera boasts a brand-new image sensor and Sony’s latest processor, directly addressing user feedback with a suite of impressive upgrades, including open gate and internal RAW recording. It’s a compelling blend of power and portability, designed for creative collaborators seeking elevated performance. For a deeper dive into visual artistry, explore our coverage of the International Pet Photography Awards – a testament to the power of compelling imagery.