Fujifilm X100V

Fujifilm have introduced the gorgeous new X100V, a major update to the popular Fuji X100-series cameras, offering a combination of advanced features, a new lens, and an improved hybrid viewfinder. Pretty much the same size as the predecessor, the X100V has a new 26MP X-Trans sensor and image processor, an updated 35mm-equivalent F2 lens (redesigned to improve close-up and corner performance), an updated hybrid optical-and-electronic viewfinder, improved battery life and claimed weather-sealing to help you shoot in challenging weather conditions. There is also a flip-out LCD, 4K video capability, and a new "Classic Neg" film simulation mode added to the existing 17 modes. The Fujifilm X100V is a camera that comes in both silver and black.

Leica M EV1

Leica has introduced the M EV1, a groundbreaking evolution of its legendary M-System that merges classic rangefinder heritage with the advantages of a modern electronic viewfinder (EVF). This marks a major step forward for Leica purists who crave precision manual focus and optical clarity but want the benefits of digital innovation. The M EV1 is equipped with a 60MP BSI CMOS full-frame sensor featuring Leica’s Triple Resolution Technology, delivering stunning d...
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PENTAX K-S2

Pentax have announced the new Pentax K-S2, the new camera segment of K-50, which represents a leap forward in terms of technology and design. The Pentax K-S2 inherits some of the futuristic lines of the Pentax K-S1, but adds the much desired Wi-Fi connectivity, implemented for the first time on a Pentax camera. Despite the big leap, Pentax does not sacrifice the already expected protection from the elements which are a trademark of their products, producing a dust p...
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LEICA S3

Leica has finally released the S3 medium format DSLR flagship. With a whopping 64-megapixel 30x45mm medium format sensor, the S3 has a 71% increase in resolution over the prior model, adding 15 stops of dynamic range and ISO sensitivity of 50000 for flexibility in a wide range of shooting scenarios. It can capture up to three still frames per second and records Cinema 4K that is captured from the entire width of the medium format sensor, at an also cinematic 24 fps....
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