@thisistanaka The K-70 and the KF are essentially the same camera. Once a firmware update has been written for the KF, it's very easy to create a version for the K-70.
@SonyAlphaRumors This 'Rollei' lens is a rebranded 7Artisans 85mm f/1.8:
- same optical formula (10/7, 2ED, 2HR) and same optical scheme
- same MTF curves
- 11-blade aperture, aperture ring, STM autofocus motor, AF/MF switch and Fn button for both
- same filter diameter: 62mm.
@Harry1Tech@rquandt Body only: $479.
Zoom kit with RF-S 18-45mm f/4.5-6.3 IS STM: $599.
Double zoom kit with 18-45mm and RF-S 55-210mm f/5-7.1 IS STM: $829.
@thisistanaka Splendid car. Model year is 1964: no split-type rear window (so not 1963), scoop indentations on hood and nonfunctional horizontal "speedlines" on the front fenders (1965-1966: smoothed-out hood and trio of working vertical exhaust vents in the front fenders).
@anhnguyen0905 @jakeefer @OfficialRollei The rights to the Rollei and Rolleiflex trademarks belong to Rollei GmbH & Co. KG since early 2010.
The https://t.co/SgQl6K4bm3 website is managed by RCP Handels GmbH & Co. KG. RCP Handels GmbH & Co. KG. is a subsidiary of Rollei GmbH & Co. KG.
https://t.co/nzHnJ8kTYh
@Disparafilmblog@RolleiFans@analog_cafe Besides, I'm not so sure DW Photo manufacture cameras anymore. They seem to be mainly servicing and repairing Rolleiflex cameras.
@Disparafilmblog@RolleiFans@analog_cafe DW Photo GmbH only had the right to use the inventory of 'Rolleiflex' nameplates they bought from the liquidator of DHW Fototechnik GmbH. Beyond that, the subsequent Hy6 mod2 cameras had to carry a different name.
@RolleiFans@analog_cafe As you have learned, the Rollei and Rolleiflex trademarks belong to Rollei GmbH & Co KG. They purchased the rights to them in early 2010.
The Rolleiflex name is used (under licence...) by MiNT for one of their instant cameras:
https://t.co/RcLJC5hLsY
@thisistanaka HD Pentax-D FA 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6 ED PLM WR SR with 5-axis synchronised image stabilisation (optical stabilisation and 5-axis sensor stabilisation working in tandem)?
Already available at Olympus / OM System, this would be a first for an SLR.
@camerainsider The 17-28mm f/2.8 (a 'Nikonized' Tamron) was announced today. The 12-28mm DX was not -it simply gained a PZ denomination in the roadmap published today.
@nokishita_c Similarly, the 'S-Line 800mm' might be a 800mm f/6.3 PF.
PF (Phase Fresnel) lenses because both of them are much shorter than the 400mm f/2.8 and the 600mm f/4 respectively.
Max. aperture guessed from the front diameter of the silhouettes.
@nokishita_c There are two 400mm lenses on the roadmap and on the picture I posted previously:
1. The Nikkor Z 400mm f/2.8 TC VR S, the development of which was announced today.
2. The 'S-Line 400mm', the silhouette of which (much shorter and also thinner) suggests it's a 400mm f/4.5 PF.