Youngnuo officially announced an 85mm lens for Canon RF Mount. The lens features STM AF motor and the lens also does AF very well. Now we all very well know Canon RF Mount is locked and Canon recently ditched Viltrox 85mm F1.8 AF Lens by sending some goof msgs to the Lens makers.
So, now we can have two types of situations here
Situation #1: Canon and viltrox are now in collaboration with each other, youngnuo paid the license fee. And now more youngnuo lenses for RF Mount are on they way.
Situation #2 : Youngnuo doesn’t care about Canon’s policy.
Youngnuo Smart Move can be followed by the Viltrox, provided nothing happens to it
In both of the situations we have discussed the second one is true, Youngnuo doesn’t care about Canon rules and regulations for RF Mount. At the same time to save themselves legally they are not using a single Canon word in their Lens announcement or packaging
compatible with other than Sony E / Leica L / Nikon Z”. It seems that sales in China have started at 2,599 yuan ($380).
As you can see clearly youngnuo is avoiding Canon’s name,and yes if they are not using it Canon has nothing much to do legally. But, yes they can block Lenses AF/AE operations via firmware updates in the future.
Main Specifications
Format: full size
Mount: Other than Sony/Leica/Nikon
Focal length: 85mm
Aperture value: F1.8-F16
Aperture blades: 7
Lens construction: 9 elements in 8 groups
Shortest shooting distance: 0.8m
Maximum magnification: Unknown
Filter diameter: 58mm
Size: φ67×88mm
Weight: 380g
AF: STM
ALERT LENS AVAILABLE AT B&H STORE: Check youngnuo 85mm F1.8 lens for RF Mount at B&H Store and Amazon.com
Sony ZV-E1 Official Teaser posted by Sony USA (official youtube channel). We already know what’s coming next. Its the Sony ZV-E1 camera made for professional vloggers with almost similar core specs we have seen in the Sony FX3, take a look at the set of information we already have related to the Sony ZV-E1 camera
Sony ZV-E1 Full Specification
Based on α7S III
Similar body to α7C (but not successor to α7C)
The same 12-megapixel sensor as the α7S III
4K 60p & 4K 120p (no crop)
4K 120p supported by a firmware update in future
no pixel binning
ISO 409000
Same AF as the A7IV (according to another source, it is also said to be the AF system of the A7R V)
AF of α7R V, but even better detection power
Overheating
Innovative with many new AI functions
Price is $2000-2500
The same style as the ZV-E10, but the size is α7C, and there are some elements of FX3
March 29th at 3 pm London time
Stay tuned we will post all the updates related to the Sony ZV-E1 camera.
We have published several updates related to Panasonic’s Organic sensor development in the past, but now Panasonic today issued a new press release that reports Panasonic has made a groundbreaking development in organic CMOS image sensors. This new technology allows for accurate color reproduction by using the high light absorption rate of the organic film to thin the photoelectric conversion layer, which reduces color mixing.
The organic film used for photoelectric conversion is entirely separate from the circuit responsible for storing and reading electric charge. This unique layered structure reduces the sensitivity of each pixel in the green, red, and blue wavelength regions outside the target range, resulting in exceptional spectral characteristics with low color mixing. As a result, this technology can deliver precise color reproduction, regardless of the light source.
How this New Technology Works
Photoelectric conversion film thinning technology – The new organic thin film can absorb up to 10 times more light than traditional silicon photodiodes. This means the organic film can be made thinner and still absorb the same amount of light, which reduces color mixing from light hitting neighboring pixels at an angle.
Electrical pixel isolation technology – Helps to remove unwanted charges at the edges of pixels. This helps to suppress the signal charge from the neighboring pixels.
Light transmission suppression structure – To prevent light from passing through the photoelectric layer, the lower portion of the organic thin film has a pixel electrode and a charge-discharging electrode covering it. This helps to stop light that the organic thin film can’t absorb. Red light is especially prone to causing color mixing, but this method significantly reduces its transmission.
Panasonic’s organic CMOS sensor, whose progress is going in a slow speed, still waiting to get introduced commercially. With the technology developed this time, it is possible to achieve good color reproduction under all light sources, so if it is adopted for digital camera sensors (M4/3 / APS-C / FF), it seems that color reproduction under artificial light sources will be dramatically improved.
Sony ZV-E1 Price is said to be between $2000-$2500 [Body Only] – The information is coming out from a trusted source of the rumor mill, so now its almost confirmed that the upcoming ZV-E1 camera isn’t that cheap and we have to pay a good price for the body only. Now take a look at the set of full specification we have related to the upcoming Sony ZV-E1 camera
Sony ZV-E1 Full Specification
Based on α7S III
Similar body to α7C (but not successor to α7C)
The same 12-megapixel sensor as the α7S III
4K 60p & 4K 120p (no crop)
4K 120p supported by a firmware update in future
no pixel binning
ISO 409000
Same AF as the A7IV (according to another source, it is also said to be the AF system of the A7R V)
AF of α7R V, but even better detection power
Overheating
Innovative with many new AI functions
Price is $2000-2500
The same style as the ZV-E10, but the size is α7C, and there are some elements of FX3
March 29th at 3 pm London time
A new sensation, a super blurry image floating over the web, and said to be of an upcoming Sony ZV-E1 camera. (everything is so messy in this image, nothing is clear, and no part of the camera is clearly visible).
We will post more updates soon as they become available to us
According to Simon of Ordinary Filmmaker and a friend, Panasonic will soon announce the Panasonic S1H Mark II camera. He already shared the leaked specification of the upcoming camera.
Panasonic S1 H Mark II Specification
47-50mp Full-frame sensor
New Phase detect AutoFocus Sytsem
8K UHD & DCI 24/25, 30, 48, 50/60 fps
4K likely oversampled, 4k 120 likely too
8k, &6k Raw Output
6K & 8K Pro Res RAW
SD or CF Express Cards
CFexpress Type B likely
Photo Capabilites?
Netflix approved?
Ninja V/V+ compatible?
Price range not known
The announcement at the end of March 2023
But might delay
Panasonic S1 Mark II Arrival Date
Very soon, this month (March 2023)
If the above rumors are true, we will surely see more details very soon.
Nikon Z8 size comparison floating over the web, so let’s have look at how the Nikon Z8 camera looks against the Nikon D850 DSLR and the Nikon flagship Mirrorless camera Nikon Z9.
As you notice a very clear size difference between them. The Nikon Z9 vs Nikon Z8. We would love to see a super compact Megxpixel monster from Nikon very soon.
Nikon Z8 vs Nikon D850 – Comparison between the successor and the predecessor.
This is an update to the previous rumor, According to the latest rumors coming from rumor mills
Latest Information Related to Nikon Z8
-According to the latest information, it will be announced in April and will ship in May (development announcement may be earlier) -Uses the same
battery as Z7 (EN-EL15c)
-External battery grip will be prepared
– Video is 8K60p
– Equipped with USB-C terminal compatible with USB Power Delivery for charging / power supply
– 9 million dot EVF (5.8 million dot EVF for EOS R3)
If the rumor is true, then for cameras like Nikon Z8, we must have a development announcement prior to Nikon Z8’s official announcement. In genral Nikon post development announcement followed by a teaser video of the same.
Previous Rumors Summary
*The following are rumors from the previous post.
– Z8 is said to be a hybrid camera positioned between Z7 and Z9
– Similar shape to Z6/Z7
– Improved EVF
– Improved AF
– Same sensor as Z9
– Equipped with all features of Z9 Clearly not
– expected to be announced before summer
– €4500 in Europe (North American prices are usually cheaper), not sure if this is a single camera or a kit of lenses
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