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credits: Fujifilm New rumours are shedding more light on the long-awaited Fujifilm X-T6, which is currently expected to be announced in September 2026. While Fujifilm has yet to confirm any details, a combination of retailer listings (now taken down), registrations, and reports from trusted sources has provided an early look at what the next-generation APS-C flagship could bring. The camera is also rumoured to arrive alongside two new X-mount lenses. At the centre of the rumo

Leaked photo Leica is expected to announce a new photography focused SL3-P camera and two new SL lenses on June 25, and a fresh round of leaks has provided a clearer picture of what may be on the way. According to rumours, the SL3-P will use a 44.3-megapixel BSI CMOS sensor with dual-resolution technology, based on the sensor found in the Panasonic S1R II. The camera is said to deliver the fastest sensor readout of any Leica model so far, reportedly 156% faster than the SL3-S

credits: NiSi NiSi’s new 16mm f/2.8 Ultra-Wide-Angle lens for Fujifilm GFX and Hasselblad XCD systems is here. With a 35mm-equivalent focal length of roughly 12.6mm and a wide 118-degree diagonal field of view, it joins a fairly small group of ultra-wide medium format lenses. While it is not quite the widest non-fisheye option available, that title still belongs to Laowa’s 15mm f/4.5 Zero-D, the NiSi does stand out by offering a much faster f/2.8 aperture, making it one of th

credits: Wahei Optical Wahei Optical has announced the Peace 35mm f/1.4, a new M-mount lens that takes clear inspiration from classic Leica designs. Vintage-style lenses have become increasingly common in recent years, but the Peace 35mm f/1.4 specifically draws from the famous Leica 35mm f/1.4 Steel Rim, which first appeared in 1961. According to Wahei Optical, the goal was not to create a lens that gives you maximum sharpness or perfectly uniform image quality, but rather o

credits: Profoto The Sony a9 III’s 24-megapixel global shutter sensor already offers some unique advantages for photographers, from blackout-free shooting to very fast burst rates. One of its most interesting features, though, is the ability to synchronise flash at virtually any shutter speed. Thanks to a new firmware update from Profoto, that capability has now become much more useful for photographers who rely on studio and location lighting. Profoto released firmware updat

credits: Fujifilm Things have been relatively quiet around the upcoming Fujifilm X-T6 for quite a while, but a new round of rumours is now shedding a little more light on the expected successor to the X-T5. One interesting detail involves a new film simulation. According to multiple sources, the simulation delivers “really deep and vibrant colours,” although no additional information has surfaced yet. That leaves plenty of room for speculation. It could be something similar t

credits: VSCO VSCO has launched Studio Pro, a new photo editing app for iPhone, with a macOS version planned for later this year as well. The initial release is meant for photographers working in areas such as weddings, portraits, events and sports photography, where maintaining a consistent editing style across hundreds or even thousands of photos can become one of the most time-consuming parts of the job. One of the main features is the ability to edit up to 100 photos at o

credits: Cosina Cosina Voigtländer has fully unveiled its new Nokton Classic 35mm f/1.4 for Canon RF and Nikon Z mount cameras, a few months after first showing the lens at CP+ 2026. The manual-focus full-frame prime is based on the company’s existing Sony E-mount version, which is now nearly a decade old, and while the optical design remains almost unchanged, the two new versions do differ in appearance. The Nikon Z version keeps the classic scalloped focus ring, while the C

credits: Zoner Zoner Studio’s Summer 2026 Update is here, introducing a range of new tools meant to make day-to-day photo editing and file management a bit more efficient. The biggest addition is a new set of Photo Stacking Tools, bringing things such as focus stacking, panorama stitching, exposure blending, long-exposure effects, animation creation, and moving object removal directly into the software. First up is focus stacking, which allows you to combine multiple images s

credits: Sony A newly discovered Sony camera registration is fuelling speculation about what the company could be planning next. The registration, listed under the model number WW308784, does not reveal any concrete specifications, but one detail has caught people’s attention. Sony apparently classified it as a “Digital Camera” rather than an “Interchangeable Lens Digital Camera.” That distinction is interesting because Sony typically uses the latter designation for its Alpha

credits: Viltrox Viltrox has announced that its ultra-thin AF 28mm f/4.5 Chip lens is coming to L-Mount, bringing one of the company’s more unusual pancake lenses to Panasonic, Sigma, and Leica users. The lens first appeared for Sony E-mount in late 2024 before later expanding to Nikon Z, and has become known for its compact design. The L-mount version follows the same formula, weighing 60 grams and measuring 13.2mm in length. To achieve that size, Viltrox has made a few comp

credits: Adobe Adobe has announced a new round of Creative Cloud updates, with many of the changes meant to reduce the amount of time you spend sorting, reviewing, and organising large batches of photos. One of the biggest additions is the full rollout of Assisted Culling in Lightroom, a feature Adobe first showed at Adobe MAX last year. The tool can now evaluate each person in a photo individually, checking whether eyes are open and in focus, while also automatically groupin