You can now preorder the new Nightcrawler 16mm T1.2 and 75mm T1.2 APS-C L-mount lenses on Indiegogo

You can now preorder them on Indiegogo (Click here).

Sirui Optical officially announced that the new Nightcrawler 16mm T1.2 and 75mm T1.2 lenses will be released on May 7, with Canon R/Sony E/Fuji X/M43 and L mounts, and are available in black and gun gray colors. , 67mm filter interface, stepless aperture, each weighing about 500g, and has previously launched 24mm/35mm/55mm focal lengths. Sirui Optics may launch 16mm/75mm sniper series autofocus lens versions in the future.

New savings on Sandisk and Nextorage, Lexar SD cards

New savings: Save big on Nextorage cards at Amazon, BHphoto, Adorama. Save big on Sandisk cards at BHphoto, Adorama. Save big on Lexar cards at Amazon, BHphoto, Adorama.

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Reminder: Topaz just released the brand new Photo Ai 3.0 (Click here).

Sirui announced the new Nightcrawler 16mm T1.2 and 75mm T1.2 lenses will be released on May 7

Sirui Optical officially announced that the new Nightcrawler 16mm T1.2 and 75mm T1.2 lenses will be released on May 7, with Canon R/Sony E/Fuji X/M43 and L mounts, and are available in black and gun gray colors. , 67mm filter interface, stepless aperture, each weighing about 500g, and has previously launched 24mm/35mm/55mm focal lengths. Sirui Optics may launch 16mm/75mm sniper series autofocus lens versions in the future.

Limited time deal on Lumix lenses (ending on April 21)

Those deals will end on April 21 at Amazon, BHphoto, Adorama. Here a selection of the most interesting rebates:

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Sigma CEO Yamaki: Full-frame Foveon sensor “still at design stage”

Dpreview had a chat with Sigma CEO Yamaki. They main topic was the Full Frame Foveons sensor development. Yamaki stated that:

Unfortunately, we have not made any significant progress since last year.

So it will still take a couple of years before (if ever) we will see a real camera using this kind of sensor. For Yamaki the upsides of this sensor (like color accuracy) are worth the effort and struggle to develop this technology.