Venus Optics is the company that announced the new series of anamorphic lenses, the Proteus 2x Anamorphic Series. The lenses are designed for use with cameras that have a Super35 and Full-frame sensor (Arri PL and Canon EF mounts). They are compatible with Laowa’s 1.4x full-frame expander, allowing each lens to cover a full-frame image sensor, making it even more versatile. The new Proteus lenses come in 35mm, 45mm, 60mm and 85mm focal lengths, which offer a wide range of focal lengths for different shooting situations. Each prime lens has a fast T2 aperture, which is suitable for low light conditions and also allows for a shallower depth of field and more bokeh.
The lenses come in Arri PL and Canon EF mounts, which are popular among professional videographers and filmmakers. The lenses are available for purchase separately for $4,999 each, although two-lens bundles are also available for $9,499. This is considered a high-end gear and the pricing is accordingly.
Anamorphic lenses are special types of camera lenses that are designed to give your videos a wider and more cinematic look. They work by capturing the image in a slightly different way, allowing more of the scene to be captured in the frame. This creates a wider image and a more cinematic look, similar to what you would see in a movie. They are often used by videographers/cinematographers who want to create a unique and dramatic look for their work. These lenses can help you to stand out and make your work look more professional and cinematic.
According to Yosuke Yamane, the Director of Panasonic’s Imaging business, Micro Four Thirds cameras can deliver a “compact and lightweight system that enables hand-held photography in combination with a telephoto lens, which is not possible with full-frame.” He believes that this combination of size and portability makes Micro Four Thirds cameras an “indispensable system” for achieving a compact body that can be easily carried, and that this is what differentiates it from full-frame cameras.
Possibility of Panasonic G100 Mark II?
content creators the new consumer base, Yosuke Yamane mentions that the company specifically wants to target “social media creators” with their camera offerings. With the growth of platforms like YouTube, there are increasing opportunities for independent producers to share their work and gain a following. As a result, there is an expanding market for video production equipment, and Yosuke Yamane believes that Micro Four Thirds cameras with their compact size, good video capabilities, and easy portability can be well-suited for this market. The reason behind the Panasonic G100 market failure was the slow DFD AD system, possibly what now they have the Phase AF technology and sure they will try their luck again.
The Sigma 60-600mm F4.5-6.3 DG OS HSM Sports is recently announced by Sigma for both E-mount and L-mount cameras. This lens offers a complete 10x zoom range and is designed for sports photography and wildlife photography. The lens is weather sealed and has a built-in image stabilization system of up to 7.5 STOPS. Additionally, the lens has a minimum focus distance of 2.6m, and a maximum magnification of 1:4. An amazing lens for its price
Check Sigma 60-600mm F4.5-6.3 DG OS HSM Sports Lens Price at B&H Store
Mobile01 websites have done an AF test of the newly announced 60-600mm Sigma Lens for Sony E-Mount cameras. Despite being such a massive lens and having massive lens elements inside the Auto Focus speed of the lens is just amazing.
Sigma 60-600mm AutoFocus Test (camera used Sony A7R V)
The Sigma 60-600mm f/4.5-6.3 DG DN OS Sports lens is an excellent choice for portrait photography. With a focal range of 600mm, it allows for a great deal of compression and background blur, creating a beautiful and professional look
Panasonic S5 mark II official teaser is now available on Panasonic’s official social media handles. The S5 Mark II official announcement will happen on Jan 4th, 2023.
Leaked Specification
24.2 megapixels full-size CMOS sensor, AR coating
dust reduction is sensor-shift type
Video is 6K30p 4:2:0 10-bit, C4K 60p 4:2:2 10-bit, Full HD 120fps 4: 2:0 10-bit, full HD 60fps 4:2:2 10-bit
3.68 million dots organic EL EVF, magnification 0.78x, eyepoint 21mm, refresh rate 120fps/60fps
3-inch 1.84 million dots free-angle monitor, touch panel, aspect ratio 3:2
AF method phase-detection AF/contrast AF, DFD, EV -6 – 18, AF assist light
1728 zone multi-pattern metering, metering range EV0-18
ISO range 100-51200 (50-204800 with extension)
dual native ISO, Normal ISO 100 and 640, V-log 640 and 4000, HLG 400 and 2500
5-axis image stabilization, 5 steps effect (6.5 steps effect with dual IS 2)
Shutter 1/8000-60 seconds (mechanical), 1/ 2000-60 seconds (electronic front curtain), 1/8000-60 seconds (electronic)
, 1/250
second continuous shooting, 9 fps for AFS/MF, 7 fps for AFC
(electronic Shutter) is AFS/AFC/MF and up to 30 frames per second.
Buffer is 200 or more for RAW+JPEG, 200 or more for RAW, 300 or more for JPEG.
USB Type-C port (USB3.2 Gen2)
HDMI Type-A dual SD
card slot
Fan Auto/Auto 2/High speed/Normal/Slow/OFF
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth v5.0 Battery
life: 370 shots ), 657g (body only)
More Leaked Images.
The rear side of the camera
And we have one more camera coming with very little difference in the core specification (Support Apple ProRes)
Panasonic S5 Mark II X
DC-S5M2X
24.2-megapixel full-size sensor
6K30P video (full size) / 4K60P video (APS-C size)
Supports Apple ProRes recording
IP streaming function (Wi-Fi, USB, wired LAN)
As you can see Thom hogan uploaded a pic of a Christmas gift on his website Take a look text written in the gift box, it looks like the pre-production model is already in the hands of reviewers around the web. Thom has also writes
A new Z8 with a new Speedlight. With the new lenses. With no mechanical shutter. With some new software updates (note that NX Mobile Air just got a significant one)…..bonus points for performance superlatives, such as 10K raw video or 60 fps raw stills. Deductions for leaving out something, such as pixel-shift capture or higher resolution EVFs.
Not only Nikon Z8, but Thom hogan also writes an entire article on what he is expecting from Nikon in the CES event 2023
CES is Probably Worthwhile if…
…we get a new, useful, interesting camera. I suppose I’d put a Z70, Z6 III, or Z7 III in that category
Well, that’s really exciting news, if we consider all the hints from the images and the text.. then for sure the Nikon Z8 announcement is in the corner and we will see it very soon. Most probably in the CES show. Well, let’s hope for the best.
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We are getting a lot of information about the Panasonic S5 Mark II camera. Earlier we posted that the Panasonic camera will arrive at the beginning of 2023. Now according to Ordinaryfilmaker [Simon] youtube channel. The Panasonic S5 mark II camera is expected to arrive with a brand new Phase AF system, according to the sources the AF system of the newly developed Panasonic S5 Mark II camera is as good as Canon and Sony’s latest AF system.
Panasonic AF & Camera: Leaked Specs by Ordinary Filmmaker
December 15, 2022, Commack, NY – Tamron announces a new firmware update available today for TAMRON 50-400mm F/4.5-6.3 Di III VC VXD (Model A067) and 150-500mm F/5-6.7 Di III VC VXD (Model A057) for Sony E-mount. With this new firmware update, the AF tracking performance is significantly improved, and will now maintain excellent tracking of moving subjects. AF Assist function during video recording is also now supported on both models as well as the 20-40mm F/2.8 Di III VXD (Model A062). Users can update to the new firmware by using the free Tamron Lens Utility™ software on Models A067 and A062 and through the camera body on Model A057.
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