Leica 35mm Summilux-M f/1.4 ASPH on 60MP Sensor
Benj Haisch evaluates the 16-year-old Leica 35mm Summilux-M f/1.4 ASPH lens on the 60MP Leica M11, noting its better balance compared to other lenses for all-day shooting.
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Tuesday, July 7, 2026
Rumors suggest Nikon may revive its premium DL compact camera line, potentially with a 1-inch sensor, though its competitiveness is debated. Separately, WWF is leveraging trail cameras to document elusive snow leopards in China. Meanwhile, the Ricoh GR IV and GR IIIx models have seen official price increases due to rising manufacturing costs. Keep an eye on Apple's rumored massive iPhone 18 lineup, which may include 10 million foldable units.
Gear
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Ricoh GR Series Compact Cameras See Price Increases Globally
The Ricoh GR series of compact cameras, encompassing models like the GR IV, GR IIIx, and their HDF variants, has experienced official price hikes across several international markets including the US, UK, Australia, and...
Ricoh GR IV Tops Japan's Used Camera Market
New data from Minna Camera in Japan reveals a complex used camera market, with the lightweight 228g Ricoh GR IV compact camera emerging as the most-traded model.
Best? LT39 NEEWER Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod
The NEEWER LT39 Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod is examined for its suitability as a travel companion for photographers.
Tutorials
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Avoid 5 Common Headshot Photography Mistakes
This tutorial from Pete Coco Photography outlines five critical errors to avoid when taking headshots.
Rumors
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Leaker reveals Apple's massive component hoard for the upcoming iPhone 18 series
This entry is a roundup post rather than a single reported article.
Rumors Suggest New Camera Features Emerge
Anticipation for a new camera has been growing with each subsequent leak, suggesting continuous improvement and exciting new features.
Nikon Rumored to Revive Premium Compact Camera Line
Nikon may be planning a comeback for its DL premium compact camera line, according to unconfirmed rumors.
News
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WWF Uses Trail Cameras to Document Elusive Snow Leopards
The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) is employing trail cameras in China as part of an ongoing survey to document snow leopards, notoriously elusive big cats living at high altitudes.