Konost Ff

Konost is a new startup composed of engineers and designers passionate about photography, their beautiful Konost FF is a digital rangefinder that could very well challenge Leica. They state "Konost FF is the world´s first true digital rangefinder”, instead of using the traditional mechanical rangefinder, it uses electronics overlayed on an optical viewfinder. Although not yet available (expected in early 2016), we leave you with some specs: it will feature a aluminum alloy body, 20MP resolution, frame rate of 30 fps, plus Raw and JPEG settings. No information on price has yet, but Konost aim to be competitive so that the camera will be accessible, meaning Leica could have a contender soon. watch the video

via: dpreview

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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COLFAX DESIGN WORKS CAMERA STRAP

Colfax Design Works produces military inspired technical travel goods, built with advance materials and Mil-spec components in the USA. Their cool Camera Sling Strap is the most functional way to carry your camera, and is the perfect solution for the active photographer. It is made with mil-spec webbing that’s been resin coated to ensure abrasion resistance and lasting use. It features an ergonomic fit and keeps your camera close during your most extreme adventure...
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LEICA M10

Exciting stuff, Leica has announced the M10, the slimmest digital in the iconic M-series. The M10 is Leica’s first interchangeable lens digital rangefinder, and sets the new standards for rangefinder photography and state-of-the-art imaging. This is a camera dedicated to photography, it has no video features, all the focus has been placed on imaging performance. It features manual controls for shutter speed, focus, aperture, and ISO value, a first for a digital M....
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