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At the CP+ 2025 trade show in Tokyo, Fujifilm presented an exclusive version of its Instax Mini Evo hybrid camera on its Instax stand, with a pastel pink body.
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Apple updates its entry-level and mid-range tablets. The iPad 11 and iPad Air M3 benefit from A16 and Apple M3 chips respectively.
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Peak Design unveils its Roller Pro wheeled case on Kickstarter. With its vast interior space, it can accommodate your personal effects - or a 400 mm telephoto lens.
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CIPA took advantage of CP+ 2025 to unveil its annual report. Overall, shipments were up 10% on last year. The market is also being driven upwards by strong demand from China.
Alongside the launch of the Lumix S1R II, Panasonic has unveiled the Lumix Flow mobile app. It aims to streamline video production workflows by assisting with scriptwriting, storyboard editing, and video editing.
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Mr. Kazuto Yamaki announced the development of the Sigma 35mm f/1.2 DG II Art lens, which is scheduled for release this year.
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At CP+ 2025, Leica, Panasonic, and Sigma held a conference to discuss the latest products released with the L-Mount as well as the future of the L-Mount, which is celebrating its 7th anniversary this year.
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CP+ 2025 is in full swing, and TTArtisan is taking the opportunity to unveil its first retro-looking instant camera: the 203T.
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Viltrox unveils a portable double-charger for camera batteries. Equipped with an internal battery, it recharges 2 batteries on the move.
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Designed in partnership with Schneider-Kreuznach, the Samyang AF 14-24 mm f/2.8 FE boasts a compact size and a constant f/2.8 aperture.
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Designed for full-format and APS-C hybrids, the Viltrox AF 35 mm f/1.2 LAB, AF 25 mm f/1.7 Air , AF 50 mm f/2 Air and 85 mm f/1.4 confirm the manufacturer's lofty ambitions.
CP+ 2025 is currently taking place in Tokyo, Japan. Phototrend had the opportunity to speak with Kazuto Yamaki, CEO of Sigma Corp.
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OM System is taking advantage of CP+ 2025 to unveil a new roadmap, including a future 40-150 mm telephoto lens.
On the occasion of CP+ 2025, DxO unveils PureRAW 5, based on 3rd generation algorithms and offering advanced file processing for Fujifilm X-Trans sensor cameras.
