Introducing The AQUATICA AGH5 Underwater Housing #35000
For the Panasonic Lumix DC-GH5 Mirrorless Micro Four Thirds Digital Camera
Retail: $1,799.00 USD includes Housing, built in leak sensor, handles, your choice of flash connections, LED trigger (with OPT version), eyepiece and much more! Read More
The July/Aug issue of Olympus magazine is available here. There is also an opportunity inside to win a holiday voucher and camera travel bag.
Adobe Camera RAW (9.12) and Lightroom CC 2015.12 (6.11 standalone) is available today. It adds support for the Olympus Tough TG-5.
Photorumors is reporting another German lens being brought back to life on Kickstarter the Emil Busch Glaukar 3.1 portrait lens. If you are into classic glass this might be a good investment for you since there are still early bird spots available.
In 1910, Emil Busch introduced the Glaukar, a fully corrected photographic lens, which besides solving spherical aberration, corrected coma and astigmatism was a “usable” lens. Unlike Rudolph’s Protar, which did not work properly at the time of invention because its construction required glass coatings not available at the time, the Emil Busch Glaukar lens was the first anastigmatic lens for daily portrait photography. By creating his anastigmatic lenses, Busch corrected the above mentioned faults by careful combination of the lens elements. Sharpness and artistic images were possible for the first time.
The modern Glaukar will come in the following mounts:
Lens technical specifications:
