B&H Photo has for limited time an interesting promotion on the Canon EOS R5 and Canon EOS R6.
On the Canon EOS R6 you get a $300 instant discount and free battery grip – all for $1,999.
On the Canon EOS R5 you get a $500 instant discount and a free battery grip – all for $3,399
Both deals are for limited time, so hurry up if you are interested.
Is Canon set to announce an ultra-wide lens for the RF-S mount? It appears so.
The source of the rumor has been…:
[…] told that “one of” the next lenses announced from Canon will be an ultra-wide for the RF-S mount. We are are going to assume that the lens will be some kind of variation of the terrific Canon EF-M 11-22mm f/4-5.6 IS STM.
We think it is very likely Canon has such a lens on their release plan.
Source: Canon Rumors
Nikon will soon announce the Nikon Z 8, most likely on May 10, 2023.
The Nikon Z 8 is rumored to start shipping on May 25, 2023, and to have a (Euro)-price of €4,599 for the body only and €5,549 for the kit with the 24-120mm lens. Here is what else we know:
Something here that might scare Canon?
[via asobinet]
Canon is set to make an announcement on May 11, 2023. According to a teaser (above).
The teaser says:
New Possibilities for Vlogs
Thursday, May 11th
So, we can assume it will be gear aimed towards the vlogging people. Fun fact: no rumor site saw this coming ;-)
Any idea what it could be?
[via asobinet]
And here is gpt4’s answer, on top :-)
Below, on the other hand, is gpt4’s opinion about Sony cameras.
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