Lightroom has just released a nice update that brings in a few new features and performance improvements.
Typically when Lightroom does their updates they are usually small little baby steps to a better product, which is great as it allows us to adjust and get used to the new features gradually, compared to if they were to overhaul everything completely in one go. But occasionally, Adobe will implement a small change that completely changes the way the software can be used, and sometimes it's game-changing.
There are some really nice rebates on some of the Nikon Z lenses. $300 off the 24-70mm f2.8 is a crazy deal and $200 off on the 14-30mm f4. Unfortunately no rebate on the 24-70mm f4 or the 50mm f1.8. Which that 50mm f1.8 is already insanely considering it's the best 50mm ever made.
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Canon has leaked a new lens road map with some pretty interesting designs.
While it looks like there will be some nice lenses in the mix, it also looks a bit like lens spam.
Pergear has released a new 7.5mm f2.8 fisheye lens for the APS-C mount.
This lens will produce a 130-degree angle of view with an f2.8 aperture. Like Pergear's other APS-C lenses, it also has a full metal construction with a copper core.
Nikon has officially announced the 14-24mm f2.8 which is now available for pre-order. Here is a quick overview of some of the new features and a list of some stats that compare it to the competition.
Fujifilm has announced what looks to be an amazing new lens that so many of us Fujifilm shooters have been patiently waiting for.
The Fujifilm XF 50mm f.1.0.
With full-frame cameras now getting smaller, lighter, and cheaper, and Fujifilm's older f1.4 lenses unable to compete in terms of price, specs like weather resistance and autofocus speed, Fujifilm desperately needed something new.