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credits: Nikon Nikon has released firmware version 3.00 for the Zf, adding a handful of new features and refinements to the camera. The biggest change is an in-camera Film Grain effect that gives photos and videos a textured, analog-style look. Users can adjust the grain across three different sizes and six intensity levels, making it easy to fine-tune how strong or subtle the effect appears. The feature can also be paired with Nikon’s Image Recipes, downloadable profiles tha

credits: TTArtisan TTArtisan has released a new limited-edition version of its compact autofocus prime, the AF 27mm f/2.8 “Polar White”, available for Sony E and Fujifilm X mounts. Limited to 2,000 units worldwide, the lens features a smooth white lacquer finish that gives it a clean, minimalist look. It is built from 5052 aviation-grade aluminium, weighing 80-100 grams (depending on mount) and includes a clicked aperture ring, a metal lens hood, and a USB-C port for firmware

credits: Canon The launch of the Canon EOS R6 Mark III is getting closer, and more details are starting to surface. According to the latest information, Canon is still on track to officially announce the new camera on November 6, 2025, with availability expected around November 20, 2025. Several key specs have now been confirmed multiple times, including a 32-megapixel sensor (likely borrowed from the EOS C50), 6.5-stop in-body stabilisation, open-gate 7K RAW video (3:2), and

credits: Viltrox After a busy few weeks that saw the release of the Viltrox 50mm f/1.4 Pro and AF 85mm f/2 Evo, the Chinese lens maker decided to take things online with an ‘Ask Me Anything’ (AMA) on Reddit. The session gave people a rare chance to ask direct questions about Viltrox’s current lineup and future plans and the company actually shared some interesting details about what is coming next. When asked about the possibility of zoom or macro lenses, Viltrox confirmed th

credits: Pixii French camera company Pixii is teasing a brand-new camera, and it looks like this one might be a real departure from what we have seen before. Up until now, all of Pixii’s cameras (the Pixii, Pixii+, and Pixii Max) have stuck to roughly the same minimalist, rangefinder-style design. The Max, released last year, was the company’s first full-frame model and used a 24-megapixel sensor that earned a lot of praise. Even before that, the 2023 APS-C version of the ori

credits: ON1 ON1 Photo RAW 2026 is here, it is the latest version of ON1’s photo editing software, which focuses on faster AI tools, improved masking, and a few notable workflow changes. The update brings smarter AI masking and selection tools that better detect subjects and backgrounds, producing cleaner edges with less manual tweaking. RAW processing has also been refined for more accurate colour handling and improved overall image quality. A new Double Exposure filter join

credits: Leica Leica has officially unveiled the M EV1, the company’s first M-series camera with a built-in electronic viewfinder, a major shift for a lineup that has relied on optical rangefinders for more than 70 years. Leica says the new model marks a “significant milestone” for the brand, aiming to combine everything people love about the M lineup with the modern benefits of an EVF. The 5.76-million-dot OLED viewfinder offers 0.76x magnification and gives you live exposur

credits: Lomography Lomography just launched the Lomo MC-A, a brand-new 35mm film camera that comes with a built-in 32mm f/2.8 autofocus lens. True to the brand’s analog spirit, the MC-A is designed as a fully manual film camera with modern touches, including autofocus and a USB-C rechargeable battery. The body is made of metal and comes in black or silver. Lomography calls it “unapologetically analog,” and says the multi-coated 32mm f/2.8 lens delivers that distinct, charact

credits: Tamron Tamron has officially announced that its new 25–200mm f/2.8–5.6 Di III VXD G2 lens will be released on November 20, 2025, priced at $899. The lens, first teased back in September, is the follow-up to the 28–200mm f/2.8–5.6 Di III RXD and brings a few key changes, most notably a wider 25mm starting point while keeping the same aperture range. That extra bit of width might not sound like much on paper, but it makes the lens more versatile for travel or general e

credits: SG-Image SG-Image, a relatively new Chinese lens maker that has mostly been active in Asia so far, just launched a new AF 85mm f/1.8 STM lens for Sony E-mount. There are also signs that a Z-mount version might be on the way. The lens uses an optical design of 11 elements in 9 groups, including three high-refractive index elements and one low-dispersion element to help control colour fringing. It uses an eight-blade aperture, which should give backgrounds a nice round

credits: Fujifilm Fujifilm is launching a new camera and lens this week and has started teasing the announcement with a short video across its social media channels. The clip doesn’t give too much away, but it does show the outlines of what looks like the X-T30 III along with a new XC 13–33mm f/3.5–6.3 OIS kit lens. Both are expected to be officially unveiled on October 23, though it is not clear yet if Fujifilm plans to hold a livestream for the reveal. The teaser at least c

credits: Leicarumors According to current rumours, Leica is preparing to announce the long-anticipated M EV1 on October 23, marking a major shift for the M lineup, the company’s first model to drop the traditional rangefinder entirely in favour of an electronic viewfinder. It is a significant move for Leica, given that the rangefinder has been central to the M system for over 70 years. The name has been the subject of speculation for months, with earlier leaks suggesting “M-V