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Kowa announces pricing for three Micro Four Thirds lens
Kowa announces pricing for three Micro Four Thirds lens
Kowa Prominar MFT 8.5mm f/2.8. These Kowa MFT lenses are certainly solidly made, with all-aluminium barrels and a good deal of weight in the build.
Japanese optical manufacturer Kowa has released pricing for the three Micro Four Thirds lenses it first announced a year ago. The trio, Kowa Prominar MFT 12mm f/1.8, Prominar MFT 8.5mm f/2.8 and Prominar MFT 25mm f/1.8 are available now and will come in a choice of black, silver or green finishes. The lenses are all manual focus, and do not feature electrical contacts for communicating aperture or focus distance data to the camera. The company had them on show at the Broadcast Video Expo in London, highlighting their dual purpose design that suits video as well as stills use.
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Wow. An article about the price announcement for the Kowa Prominar lenses that fails to mention the actual prices on the first page.
Very handy! :-P
What is "TV distortion"?
These lenses require excellent EVF in order to nail the focus, or an external monitor. I wouldn't want to use these on my GH3...
Also, I guess the caption writer works for a fashion magazine as a second job, because he/she pays way too much attention to color and style .-)
I like these lenses. They have a no nonsense look of quality - a precision tool. But mainly I'm interested because it's a manual lens. I'm interested in buying a manual lens. This may sound crazy but I sometimes yearn for that feel of the manual lenses I always used when I did film photography. The kinds of scenes I liked to photograph didn't require speed or autofocus so my systems of choice were manual -Nikon, Olympus, Contax, Pentax, Rollie. Autofocus lenses seemed by comparison, plastic junk (well, not quite). But getting back to these Kowa lenses, all I can say is DAM !, m4/3 has so many lens options. That alone is it's reason for being.
I completely know where you are coming from, I use these lenses and the full manual aperture and manual focus really take you back to a pure form of photography. Using prime manual lenses really make you think more about composing your image and make you think more creatively, I love them. Add to that a retro design and all metal build quality, these lenses are all about creativity and image quality.
That would be too easy. I want one of the Kowa lenses or perhaps a Voigtlander lens
"We really need a green camera to make the green model make sense, and until Pentax joins the Micro Four Thirds system I don't see that happening"
They look a bit large, especially that 25mm (=50 equivalent). W hen wounted on the Olympus, it looks like my 135mm/2.8
Please stop spreading small bits of information all over the place with these annoying "slide shows". Constant clicking forward and scrolling up and down for reading the subtitles is a huge p.i.t.a!
I wonder how well they'd shoot adapted to a Sony camera...
Hmm, yes. A heavy, green and very expensive lens for my M4/3 camera please...
I have no interest in their value as video lenses. But I don't really mind manual everything, for still photos. The E-M10 makes manual pretty easy to live with.
Looking back, Kowa products have always been rather high priced, considering in the USA at least, they have to remind people who they are every time they release new products! But I don't recall many (any, actually) bad Kowa products.
I hope some reviews of these lenses get published quickly.
Kowa was the poor man's Hasselblad and if memory serves, like Bronica, sharp, but the bodies were not very reliable.
In the late '70's I was photographing a rare bird in rainforest with my Blad and 250mm Sonnar when it broke down. I drove out of the mountains and down to the nearest country town hoping to buy a suitable lens for my Nikon (I only used Nikons for long work then) or anyhing.
Nothing new for sale, but the local wedding photographer was selling his old Kowa Six kit - body and standard lens, 250mm lens and extension tube. Perfect replacement for the Blad. I bought it for a song, went back to the mountains and got the shots with the Kowa.
Those pictures, the first high quality shots of the Albert's lyrebird in display, were published in magazines worldwide.
Side by side, the Sonnar was a little sharper and richer in tones and colours, but I never had a problem with my Kowa kit, which I kept and used for rougher work for years.
Kowabunga. It's video lenses, so they are full manual , full metal made, with t-stop and click-less aperture ring. And of course, they cost a kidney and weight a ton :)
They probably have the same color rendering too.
I will stick to Samyang for value
I realize it was a joke, but I'd love to see a Pentax m43s. I think they'd bring an interesting perspective to the mix.
The prices disapoint!
Its on par with Voigtlaender offerings. Also they have really good specs. Very few lens have T and F stops nearly matching, these f1.8 are T1.9 .. pretty good. :)
It's great to have another manufacturer on board with m4/3. Look forward to further details
Now if only Kowa (or anybody else) would make an 8.5mm shift lens, they would have a product that fills a definite need. I can't understand why the needs of architectural photographers are not met in this format, and why Olympus continues to deny them even though the OM system had two good shift lenses (I used to own one and loved it).
I have a Fotodiox shift adapter for Nikon to M43 (doesn't tilt, though). I haven't tried it yet, but given the image circle of a nikon full-frame lens, it should work OK.
Speedbooster plus some shift lens? Should work.. not sure about distortion tho..
There is nothing close to an 8.5mm lens that can be adapted with shift, comparable to the Canon 17mm TS-E which is standard for architectural. This is a glaring omission from the FT/MFT lens lineup. Instead of making another wide prime lens that is probably no better than the existing 7-14mm Oly or Pany zooms (and less versatile, at that), Kowa should make a shift lens!
Diminishing need... sez who? Wedded to SLRs? EcoPix you would be commenting on the wrong thread. Not only that, but you seem to be unaware of the potential for stitching much wider angle views by shifting the lens -- or better yet, the camera body, by putting an elevated tripod mount on the lens with rotation enabled. Useful not only for architectural but also for landscape photography.
> Kowa announces pricing for three Micro Four Thirds lens
So, what is the pricing? Am I missing something, or DPR is trying not to be helpful?
Yeah, took me a few minutes to figure it out as well. Not sure why I have to scroll through 12 pages to get pricing on 3 lenses...
> scroll through the photo, read the descriptions. It's there already.
DPR serves millions of page views a month. If only one hundred thousand people spend one additional minute look for that information, that's more than 69 days of perfectly good time wasted.
Of course, DPR probably generated thousands if not millions of additional page clicks due to this type of hidden information, thus cleverly enriching their advertisement revenue. Am I cynical? Sure. But if you are as popular and influential as DPR, you have try hard to avoid this type of scrutiny.
Just another article re-writing text they found elsewhere; who cares about good coherence of a tex? Hide the essential information refered to in the title deep down into the captions so it is hardly noticable... Mentioning "TV distortion", but carelessly not explaining it... that's just a lazy text writers's mistake.
This lens defeat the very purpose of m43 system. These look like FF lenses. Heavy and bulky.
The m4/3 wasn't designed to be "just compact and light", that was one of the multiple goals. Now it offers versatility.
Want to go light? Just get a pancake lens something like the 12mm f/2, 15mm f/1.7, 45mm f/1.8 or any of the 25mm lenses available.
Want the best IQ/something more exotic/specialty? Voigtlander Nokton f/0.95 lenses or the PanaLeica Nocticron are some among others available.
It's great to have more choice. I don't want to regret my lens collection but if I were starting out again I would go mostly manual focus and the kowa range would be on my list as options
The purpose of the m4/3 was to get 4/3 sensor to smaller body than what initial 4/3 bajonet allowed in DSLR form.
The 4/3 sensor is still unique, it is designed from scratch to digital photography, without limitations that are cursing the 135 format (35mm and APS sensor sizes).
The benefits are still there, you can get very small camera that produce very high quality photos and video. Or you can grow the camera larger with special needs by using special objectives and other features. Like use Metabones speedbooster to get a one stop more light for adapted lenses, while getting their flaws minimized. Or get Veydra set of objectives for movie making, still capability to switch to any other objective if situation requires. All those are impossible to do with 135 format cameras.
You want add size and weight? You can make camera such.
You want minimize size and weight? You can make camera such.
4/3 sensor always has 1-2 stop benefit in light gathering vs 135 format sensors. It is big
You very rarely shoot wide open with any objective on 135 format (= sensor is 35.9 × 24mm or 25.1 × 16.7mm) because your depth of field is in most cases way too narrow.
4/3 format (17,3 x 13mm) was designed based statics of photographers most liked depth of field. And they needed to stop down their apertures to get the subject sharp. Portraits, group photos, landscape, architecture, product photography etc.
For a wanted depth of field (or other way said, for required depth of field) 4/3 format gives always 1 stop deeper depth of field with same aperture than 135 format half-frame sensor, and 2 stop compared to 135 format full frame sensor.
That 1-2 stops depth of field benefit can be used few different ways like:
1) 1-2 stops faster shutter speed.
2) 1-2 stop lower ISO for better dynamic range, with similar noise quality.
3) 1.5-2 times lower flash power or 1.5-2 times more cycles
4) 1.5 or 2 times further with same flash power
And many other benefits too.
In photography you want your subject to be in focus, not out of focus (that can any format really do if wanted). Like when you are taking a portrait then you have specific demand for acceptable depth of field regarding the final print size (larger the print, shallower the depth of field) for subject details. Like in portrait you might want that nose, eye lashes and eyes are in focus, not just eyelashes or just eyes. So you need to use smaller aperture to get those in focus.
In group photograph you want to have more than one person in focus, like you want all 3-5 person to be in focus. So again you are using smaller aperture to get everyone in focus.
The 4/3 format use for same angle of view half the aperture diameter, but half the focal length, giving same exposure but you get depth of field two times deeper.
For same depth of field, 4/3 format offers 1-2 stops faster shutter speed or lower ISO, or better possibilities with flash than 135 format.
And how many has done little research trough their photo libraries to see what are their apertures, shutter speeds and ISO typically?
Many would find that they are not shooting with widest aperture most of the time, nor with lowest ISO most of the time and their shutter speed can follow pretty accurately on 135 format the rule of thumb about shutter speed and focal length ratios to keep camera shake away. Then filter matching photos to groups of subjects where shallow depth of field was really wanted and where it wasn't a problem.
And finally consider that what can be done digitally, how digital image manipulation possibilities has been improved in last... 10 years. And then what f/0.95-1.8 apertures still allow to on m4/3 format. Combine all that together and think about benefits mentioned above (1-2 stops more light).
All these new Kowa objectives are finding good use in someones camera and get carried around in a bag. Question is just about the person who owns the camera.
Only two problems with this argument though. 1 reduced sensor size means reduced full well which means the best quality is always lowered (they're working on that but you can do iso 20 on m43 yet). 2 a 1.4 lens is as difficult to design for a small sensor as it is for a large one (ie same cost and aberration issues) but a 2.8 is much easier and cheaper and when attached to a full frame gives the exact same DOF but probably a better image as design constraints are lowered (and its also cheaper). That aside the size benefits are real but I personally think the 1" is the real winner here. The biggest con with m43 and the common 4:3 ratio is that its designed for photographers, its designed to be as cheap as possible. Wafer yields are much higher especially with the 4:3 ratio as apposed to 3:2.
IMO dof has nothing to do with "light gathering" capacity of any sensor.
Smaller sensors inherently have lower light gathering capacity at equal levels of resolution because the pixel pitch is smaller.
In regards to dof, if m4/3 has the advantage of deeper dof than 135 then the smartphones are the ultimate cameras by the same argument, as everything stays in focus with those tiny sensors.
The reason for m4/3 format was basically a better IQ to portability ratio than APSC and FF sensors. However, these KOWA lenses are larger than the cameras themselves so that is why I said that the lens size defeats the purpose of the system. I can't imagine taking any of these kowas to a trip. Much better could be a Fuji X100T or a Sony A6000 or a Canon G7X or a Nikon 1 or the Pana LX-100.
4/3 started as a compromise and became a full blown delusion.
I still cannot believe someone is arguing m43 has "better IQ to portability" than APSC and FF sensors.... It simply doesn't, in every meaningful way. Show me any m43 camera that beats RX1R in any measurable way.
Tedof I didn't bring dof into this discussion from de beginning, please check my first post. Your friend is really confused about the term light gathering which has nothing to do with dof.
Nerd2. I agree with you and the market trend confirms this by the decline of market share of the m43 system in the mirrorless spectrum just read thom hogans analysis. Apsc is winning. But i suspect that eventually FF will win this market too once Canikon gets it.
You still don't get it. Fri13's point is that you can use 4/3 lenses wide open in a lot of situations where you are going to have to stop down a FF lens two F stops to get adequate DOF. In that case, the 4/3 sensored camera has a two F stop exposure advantage. Either lower ISO or higher shutter speed.
That is his point.
And please, let's not get into an equivalence debate.
While you get the point, many does not as for them DOF is either shallowest as possible or then as deep as possible, hence the comparison to smartphone.
As well someone doesn't get that I didn't talk about the sensor light gathering itself, but just the DOF for acceptable sharpness of the subject(s) because optics.
What amaze me that some people don't really look the settings they are using in their camera, possible reason is that they are often shooting in semi-automatic modes like A or S or use auto ISO etc.
So it is OK for them to use f/2.8-8 on 135 format, but it is unacceptable that you don't get same depth of field with same aperture ratio as they use on 135 format cameras but it is deeper.
Like we can alone look that if we take Sony A7 and Olympus E-M1 and for same DOF and shutter speed E-M1 has a little better SNR. Again this means that A7 is using two stops higher ISO, by shutter speed limited the subject motion and aperture by subject(s) being in focus.
"you can use 4/3 lenses wide open in a lot of situations where you are going to have to stop down a FF lens two F stops to get adequate DOF. In that case, the 4/3 sensored camera has a two F stop exposure advantage"
Excuse me? Yes, to achieve the same DOF, you can use f1.4, 1/30s, ISO800 with m43 which will result the same (or arguably better, thanks to ISO advantage of FF sensor) image as f2.8, 1/30s, ISO3200 with FF.
Where's the "two stop advantage" of m43 this case? Two output images are at best eq-, oh sorry, looks the same in terms of FOV, DOF and overall noise, and f2.8 lenses are generally much cheaper than f1.4 lens! (also available as zoom lenses too)
Just compare the size and price of Leica 25mm 1.4 to canon 40mm 2.8 pancake. Leica weighs 200gr and costs $550 , while canon weighs 130gr and costs $149. :D
@nerd2 so, you mean, a shot taken with f1.4, 1/30s, ISO800 with m43 will result the same image as f2.8, 1/30s, ISO3200 with FF in terms of Depth of Field and BRIGHTNESS? Wow, everyone using smartphone camera should be shooting blacks since they need to go to f 0.1 to get decent brightness then.
Ok telfolf you can't keep talking about equivalence like that. "Lets not get into an equivalence argument" or the zombie statement. Equivalence is real and if a full frame user wants to achieve the same dof they can stop down and raise the iso and get the exact same noise as the m43. You shouldn't be able to tell the difference except you will because the full frame will have less aberrations as it is at a higher F number and will most likely have a resolution advantage. m43 is a size and cost advantage and in this case lacikuss is right as the there's no size and cost advantage here.
Ok sorry about that was angry about something else. As it happens I think m43 is great but I just don't get why they're so anti equivalence (Nikon 1 camp and aps-c guys don't seem that worried). I suspect that being exactly a factor of 2 difference makes the maths easier so people do the calculations more.
"Having no upgrade path will make you very defensive."
nerd2, yes they don't!
BTW when I look in the used camera equipment sales category in my local ebay I found all those Olympus M1 and M5 sold by ridiculously low prices. Yeah basically Sony kill them with the very good and cheap A6000.
Yep, the new E-M5 MkII drove the prices down for used E-M5s and E-M1s, as gearheads will switch over to the new latest and greatest. Best period for people who want to get into m4/3 or to get a 2nd body to pick one.
The "upgrade path" is a different discussion. There are pros who stick to APC-S Canonikon offerings as they want the extra reach or the little-less (body-wise) bulk; even if they got "FF upgrade". Then you have the Fuji, Samsung, etc all them "not having an upgrade path". But wait, aren't new lenses in m4/3, X-System, NX system getting release all the time? Yes they are! Aren't new bodies also coming out in all three of them? Yep. Apparently I just discover an "upgrade" path. Plus, from a point and onwards I would rather skip the latest body/lens and go on a trip somewhere in the world to actually take photographs or attend a workshop.
Lacikuss, these lenses do not in the slightest defeat the purpose of m43 as there already are many small and light-weight lenses for the system.
These here simply are specialized for video rigs.
I really do not understand your constant objection against m43. If APSC is best for you, so be it. Others prefer m43 for different reasons.
What is wrong about asking questions? I see many times folks from the m43 crowd going into the FF or APSC posts critiquing how large these cameras, lenses are and saying why m43 holds a great advantage for travel and what a wonderful IQ it has.
Well, I looked at this large lens, which is bigger than the camera it is hooked to in this post, and then it hit me and I asked a question. Wasn't the biggest argument for m43 the size advantage? Well it is not with this lens, period!
You can't go from defensive to offensive and back to defensive using the same argument in a contradicting way.
Lacikuss, you just don't get it. Just like you probably have no clue as to why anybody would shoot with a Leica, or why the Fuji control system is great or why the Nikon Df is a hideous monstrosity.
Just accept it. There are some things DLSR people are not meant to understand.
@nerd2; It seems I asked the wrong question, so let me rephrase it;will a shot taken with f1.4, 1/30s, ISO800 with m43 will result the same image as f2.8, 1/30s, ISO800 with FF in terms of Depth of Field and BRIGHTNESS?
This is an honest question; since I don't have the gear to test it my self. But, a simple logic would say that a shot taken with f 3, 1/100s, ISO 400 will produce the same Field Of View (not DOF, please you DOF worshippers) and brightness, give or take, whether it is shot using a smartphone camera or an MF. Because if not, smartphone cameras won't be able to produce shots with decent brightness even in an adequate lighting condition.
No there would not be equal brightness the FF would have to raise the ISO to 3200 for that but it would be equal noise. The F numbe is essentially a ratio so its the same light spread over four times the area with full frame so ISO would need to go up 4 times for equal brightness. The key is the same light so there would be an equal amount of photons. Phone camera's are workable for a few reasons. 1 they use wide angle which means they can use much lower frame rates (a fair number also have image stabilization). Your average frame rate is actually closer to 1/10 a lot of the time. 2 Better sensors. All phone sensors are BSI which at the size and F numbers they use leads to almost an entire stop advantage. There are also lots of other little advantages with read out and ADC and construction that make them even better (stacked sensors, isocell etc). 3 massive amounts of noise reduction which would make users of larger sensors scream in horror if they had it as default.
"The F number is essentially a ratio so its the same light spread over four times the area with full frame so ISO would need to go up 4 times for equal brightness."
No, it seems you've got that backwards. The physical aperture size is related to the total amount of light, but the f number, being a ratio, is related to light intensity, i.e. the amount of light per unit area, which in turn determines brightness.
However, since a FF sensor is four times as large, the total amount of light over the entire sensor area will be four times as large.
In other words, image brightness will be the same, because in terms of exposure f/2.8 = f/2.8. The signal-to-noise ratio will however be higher on FF, because the entire sensor receives four times as much light.
Unless of course I'm missing something in your reasoning.
The biggest problem I find with these lenses other than size is their low resolution. According to DXO marks the best prime Zuico lens will resolve only 12MP out of 16MP in a M1 is the $900 Olympus M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 75mm F1.8, the best zoom will resolve 9MP is the $1000 Olympus M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 12-40mm F2.8 PRO. Now I believe that these kowas are not going to be as good as the Olys so that gives me a pretty low resolution.
So why invest is a system which no is longer small and convenient and has reached its max resolution at the 12MP level when every serious manufacturer (Canikon, Sony, Samsung, soon Fuji) are producing above 20MP cameras?
IMO these KOWAS defeat the purpose of the m4/3 system.
Of course I can compare if I use absolute values as DXO explains.
12 MP OLY is no better than 12 MP Pentax or 12 MP Sony from the resolution point of view.
BTW I Canon give you 12 MP of resolution with a Canon 5d MK I + EF 40mm Pancake lens for about $500. This is even more portable than the Oly M1 with the Zuico 75mm F1.8 and way cheaper.
Not exactly what I was looking for but this is a start:
"Falk Lumo's point is that the intrinsic definition of the DxOMark metric (as well as most other benchmarks) assumes that you would compare say Fujifilm's 35mm f/1.4 lens to an "equivalent" 50mm f/1.4 lens on full frame. This reduces the depth of field on full frame while decreasing the noise. But if we had kept the depth of field[iv] constant (by picking a 50mm f/2.0 lens on full frame), the noise would have stayed the same. So one can argue that the DxOMark (and any other comparison across formats at constant ISO setting makes larger formats look good by assuming that we increase the total influx of light falling on the larger sensor by picking increasingly large diameter lenses (constant aperture)."
I would quote more but I am character limited.
Is there anything else you would like me to do for you?
There is no mention of resolution in your quote.
Resolution is a mesure of how many DIFFERENT pixels can a devise capture. It is a measure of output. The number is perfectly compatable across devices as is an absolute statistic. Therefore it is not relative to the device that made the capture but of the end result.
If you pixel peep and count a image that has 12Mp of measured resolution, it means that.you'll only find 12MP of different pixels regardless of your sensor being a 12MP, 16MP or a 24MP sensor.
Unfortunately, m4/3 system is almost maxed out at this point resolution wise.
@ Reverant. In the example above by goblover to which I was responding the light reaching a FF would at 2.8 would be exactly the same as reaching the m43 (assuming the same 3:2 ratio) at 1.4. The amount of photons would be the same. If however they were same aperture you would be right but then they would also have a different DOF. There's no free lunch for a given DOF there is the same amount of light no matter which sensor is used (but the FF can make longer exposures because of its bigger full well if it wants).
Check Sigma Art lens that is available to m4/3 and APS-C, otherwise identical expect the mount. The m4/3 mount version gets much lower resolution than the APS-C mounted.
That is pure BS if you are only metering optical quality, as that doesn't care at all what sensor is behind the lens. But still the lens optical quality is dropped only because there is a different mount, nothing changed in the optics itself.
If you want to meter optics, then meter the optics.
If you want to meter sensors, then meter the sensors.
If you want to meter optics and sensors together, then there is no correct way to give ratings, other then per SAME format but not between DIFFERENT format.
The smaller sensors are always given a worse ratings and values because it is assumed by DXO that they are worse. Hence making all comparison false.
Lakicuss, Fri13 is correct. As I said I was character limited in my response and had to cut out a lot. There are data you can use to compare lenses across formats: resolution charts, etc. What you can't do is use the DXOmark numbers that combine the lens with the camera across formats. Read the link I provided and not just the quote.
Anyway, why bother?
Just get the biggest honkin' camera you can with a giant white lens and just walk around with it. You don't even have to take any photo's-you will feel great.
I will leave you with one thought. If you can't take professional level photo's with an 8mp sensor you will never be able to take professional level photo's.
"Check Sigma Art lens that is available to m4/3 and APS-C, otherwise identical expect the mount. The m4/3 mount version gets much lower resolution than the APS-C mounted. That is pure BS if you are only metering optical quality"
No BS. On the contrary. The physical limitation of the optics makes the sensor all the more important in capturing detail.
The m4/3 smaller pixel pitch size requires a better lens to capture the same detail. If you put the same lens in front of a FF, APSC, m43 or 1" sensor which setup will capture more detail?
The one with the larger pixel pitch size (considering same generation technology).
But even is you have a 2005 Canon 5D Mk 1 with the EF 40mm f2.8 pancake lens resolves 12MP same as the Oly's M1 with Zuico 75mm 1.8 lens which also resolves 12MP.
This is the limitation of size, unfortunately m4/3 can't win in both ways. It can certainly be a good portable solution but it can't lead on IQ at the same time.
Tedolph" I suggested to you: Get an Iphone
Voigtlander Nokton F0.95 also have clickless aperture ring, and will soon have a 10.5mm in the line-up. Now the 17.5mm seems like a bargain.
Most of Voigts suffer from a lot of fringing wide-open. Tho at f-stops like these they should be pretty sharp and fine..
I want the other person with nail polish holding the lens...or i won't buy one.
Why the heck do I have to click through eleven pages of images and (however short) text until I finally know what that "pricing" actually is?! This publishing style is a nuisance for the reader, especially on smaller screens. Ever heard the word 'usability' in the context of web publishing?
It's a usability plus in that it tricks people with notoriously short attention spans into reading multiple paragraphs – something they might not do unless the text was presented in easily digestible chunks.
And the high number of clicks and seeming engagement look good to advertisers.
On the other hand, it is frustrating for anyone genuinely interested in the content – like me, in this case. And it trivialises the content, making it seem like empty filler rather than something Damien worked hard to make. Paradoxically, this impression actively encourages readers to adopt the click-happy, skim-reading browsing style that these techniques were designed to combat in the first place.
In short, when good websites like DPReview adopt these practices, it makes the world a (very slightly) worse place. Web designers would do well to remember the golden rule: treat others as you would like others to treat you.
Klunky heavy design, all manual, good for Antarctic expeditions, but not likely to sell very well.
hope they make some for Fuji too
These look amazing, but those prices are a little bonkers... O.o
If they don't start getting absolutely amazing reviews I can't see how these would appeal to a large enough market to justify their existence.
I am tickled pink to see a high quality rectilinear ultra wide for MFT in that 8.5mm(something that system is lacking). But if it costs as much as a FF body and a ultra wide MF FF lens(or an APSC with a 12mm) why would a stills photographer bother?
Ok, so it has an unclicky aperture ring... Most any lens can be adjusted/modified to do that. And if the alternative is spending over $1500, you have little to lose trying.
At nearly 4x the cost, the 12mm better have something huge over the Rokinon 12mm f/2.0. And it's far to easy to use older MF lenses for video at the 25mm focal length.
VERY small market for something this expensive.
However I would take one of those 8.5's for $750(maybe 600...). Heck, I don't even care if it has twice the rated distortion.
Fair enough... But you can usually find T-stop equivalents for lenses quite easily.
I'd be willing to do a bit of maths to avoid the cost.
Others may not, I realize.
Well, it's nice to see Kowa getting back into more "consumer" lenses again. The green branding is distinctive without being too odd. Good luck to them.
The green colour is indeed distinctive. It's also Kowa's traditional colour. I disagree with Damien that it doesn't make sense without a green camera.
Some rich bankers will buy these for their m4/3 systems just for the look of them (I like the green) and the tactile experience. Even if the optical performance is as claimed, very few users will actually need it. Landscape photographers who don't have to carry gear too far from their cars might love them.
I don't know. Olympus makes a high-end 12mm f/2.0 with AF and much smaller and cheaper than the Kowa so apart from some kind of video application, why buy the Kowa?
The Samyang/Rokinon/Walimex 12mm f/2 already has better IQ than the Olympus, which, for all I know, is not at all as good as the hype around it would suggest. It actually seems quite easy to make a sharper lens with less distortion, and the Samyang is cheaper to boot. Given that the Samyang is fully manual, too, though, that's probably the most obvious competition for the Kowa.
Not for all, but for some, the comparison can make sense. I, for one, am looking for wide angle options beyond what I have, which is a ZD 11-22/2.8-3.5 with MMF-2 adapter, and any existing option except the ZD 7-14/4 will be smaller and lighter than that ;-) I'm not yet sure, though, whether I want to lose AF, even though the E-M1 is quite good for manual focus.
In the end I'll probably add either the Panasonic 7-14/4 or the announced M.Zuiko 7-14/2.8, depending on the price tag. If not too expensive, the 7-14/2.8 might well become the be-all-end-all of ultra wide angle for Micro Four Thirds, except maybe specifically for video...
The appeal of very large Micro Four Thirds lenses is definitely limited.
But in other regards these lenses are attractive to a certain kind of photographer, one who works slowly and methodically and has an appreciation of fine mechanical things. These are all-metal lenses, unlike anything by Olympus or Samyang. They'll last a hundred years unless you drop them.
For tripod-mounted photography, I much prefer to work with all-metal, manual-focus lenses. It's just easier to get consistently good results.
I don't shoot m4/3 but those are some good looking lenses. At first I was like...whaAAT? green? But after looking several times at it, I think I like it.
The 8.5 didn't really get a stellar review from this guy:
However it does have excellent optics in terms of barell distortion. I think this lens is for the purists only.
Still interested to see how the other 2 lenses perform.
Theres something for everyone in M4/3 now.
Looks good in black. Not so sure about green. Not that it isn't a nice, tasteful green, but still...
Kowa has used that green for many decades. It practically identifies Kowa products.
So why should they be competitive?
Because of bulky and heavy construction? In particular, why will someone consider say 25 1.8 instead of well regarded PL 25 1.4?
I know, they are all metal, but how many times you damaged your lens because of plastic construction?
If they were video lenses they would not have bothered with the clicks at all.
The focusing ring is also clearly designed for use by hand.
Educate yourself.
Except that only the T-stops are click-less, and only the F-stops have clicks.
"When f stops are in use the aperture ring clicks as it turns, and when T stops are selected the clicks disengage for smooth and silent movement."
It's about choice, but a choice between stills/video. I do not see these as being centered around either.
It's been twenty years since Jeff Keller founded the Digital Camera Resource Page, one of the first websites dedicated to digital photography. Jeff, who has been at DPReview for nearly five years, looks back at the rise and fall of consumer digital cameras and his website.
We're counting down our top 10 most popular sample galleries of 2017. At #2 we have another staff favorite – the Sony Alpha a9.
Rotolight has released the Anova Pro 2 circular LED for stills and video, boasting a 70% increase in brightness and what the company describes as "unrivaled battery performance."
Designer Vinicius Araújo has imagined what he believes the perfect Adobe software keyboard might look like. From customizable touch pads, to a scroll wheel, to a little display that shows the tool in use, his design is pretty compelling.
Peak Design has teamed up with Leica to release a limited-edition backpack made special for fans of the Red Dot.
A portrait of an android woman has beaten over 5,700 pictures of humans to take third place in this year's prestigious Taylor Wessing Portrait Prize. The judges were not told the subject was an 'android' until after the winning images were chosen.
Hauling around C-Stands just got a whole lot less annoying thanks to these new Matthews shoulder and roller bags, which can hold two or three C-stand (respectively) plus accessories.
Neal Preston has shot timeless photos of everyone from Led Zeppelin, to Whitney Houston, to Michael Jackson. In this interview, he offers insights into his craft to up-and-comer Elijah Dominique.
Future prosumer Canon DSLRs might feature light-up buttons, if this newly published patent is any indication of the camera company's plans.
Sony's a7R Mark III shoots 42.4MP files at 10fps and incorporates a robust video feature set, large battery, refined ergonomics and more. It certainly looks impressive, but what is it like to use, and how does it stack up against the rest of the market? Find out in our full review.
We're counting down our top 10 most popular sample galleries of 2017 – the Fujifilm X100F takes the bronze and the #3 spot.
There's never been a better time to shop for a new camera, but the number of options available can be overwhelming. In this series of buying guides we've provided customized recommendations for several use cases, from shooting landscapes to buying a first camera for a student photographer.
Shopping for a camera with a set budget? No problem! We've rounded up our favorite cameras, broken them into price brackets and picked the best of the bunch.
Looking for a lightweight compact camera that's easy to bring with you anywhere? Or maybe you're smartphone-shopping and want the one that takes the best picture. And what if you want to shoot from above? In these buyers guides we have recommendations for the best compact cameras, smartphones and drones.
Despite reports to the contrary, analysis of DPReview images by our friend Jim Kasson confirms a disappointing fact: Sony a7R III is still a Star Eater. But there may be some improvements.
As the saying goes: A photo is worth a thousand words. And if you're sending that photo through Facebook Messenger, your thousand words now look twice as nice after today's update to 4K resolution.
Get to know the new Leica CL in short order by giving our 90 second 'First look' video a watch.
Leica has just released the CL, the forth in its series of APS-C L-mount cameras. Despite sharing a name with a camera released in the mid-70s, the new CL is a thoroughly modern ILC, with a 24MP sensor and built-in electronic viewfinder.
The Leica CL is a 24MP rangefinder-style mirrorless camera, which sits alongside the TL2 in the company's APS-C lineup. We've been using one for a few days – check out our gallery of images.
While it shares a name with one of Leica's most popular and affordable cameras of the 1970s, the new CL is separated from its namesake by more than just years. We've been using one for a few days - click through for a detailed first-impressions report.
We're counting down our top 10 most popular sample galleries of 2017, and the #4 ranking goes to the Leica M10.
Sigma is discounting 13 different high-performance 'Art' series lenses from today until November 30th. The company is calling it an 'unprecedented' sale.
See DJI's 'AeroScope' drone-tracking technology in action. This is the system that DJI says can help law enforcement and airport (among others) track and identify rogue drones.
iPhone X owners can already accessorize their new phone with high-quality smartphone photography lenses courtesy of Moment's new lineup.
Considering buying Sigma's exciting new 16mm F1.4 DC DN Contemporary lens for crop-sensor E-Mount and M43? Check out these official full-res samples first!
Vimeo has just added support for 8K HDR 10-bit content, making it possible to show up to 75% of the colors the human eye can perceive vs the usual 35%. Take THAT YouTube.
The holidays are coming, but your gear isn't cutting it? It's time to treat yourself!
We're counting down our top 10 most popular sample galleries of 2017, and sitting pretty at #5 is the Fujifilm X-T20.
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A Pilot Phase II Study of Bafetinib (INNO-406) as Treatment for Patients With Relapsed or Refractory B-Cell Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (B-CLL)
Bafetinib is a dual protein kinase inhibitor, targeting both bcr/abl and Lyn kinases. B-cell
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In February, 2017, Topsail Island was named the Best Little Beach Town in America by Trip Adviser. "Topsail is a place to enjoy the beach in its purest, simplest form — without the crowds or chaos of some popular coastal towns. If your idea of paradise involves long days spent relaxing in the sun, lazily casting a line or catching up on your to-read list, you'll love the island's private, cozy cottages and beachside retreats just steps from the ocean," the TravelAdvisor summary for the destination states. This family friendly location can't be beat.
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St. Regis Resort is a luxurious oceanfront family-oriented property on a beautiful 26-mile long barrier island in the Atlantic Ocean. The resort has many amenities including a rooftop restaurant and bar in season, an outside swimming pool and year-round indoor pool. With direct access to the beach, renters can enjoy great swimming, boogie boarding and surf fishing. For the avid fisherman , the Seaview Ocean Pier is nearby. For the golfer, the world class North Shore golf course lies along the intercoastal waterway just before the bridge. Five miles away on the mainland is the village of Sneads Ferry with charter fishing and jet ski/boat rentals. The unit is located on the fifth floor of the main resort building. A special feature of this unit is the spectacular view of the beach. The balcony can be access from the living room as well as from two of the three bedrooms.
Late summer getaway. The condo was clean and had new flat screen TV Also, a new stove. Wonderful restaurant two floors up with good food and a spectacular view of the island.The shrimp boats were fishing right out in front and were fun to watch.There are a number of good restaurants just off the island. The Riverview is our favorite with homemade pies and cakes.
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We had a great time in this condo. The view of the beach was beautiful and the layout of the condo was great for our group. The kitchen, dining, and living room space make it easy to entertain. It was so nice being just steps away from the beach and pool. I will be returning!
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I do appreciate any prayers and thoughts. I think that a loving intention does produce actual healing energy.
I do wonder if I am doing the wrong thing in my life somehow, and if the illnesses are a result of something bad that I am thinking or feeling. My lifestyle is good--diet, exercise and sleep, and my daily life really isn't very time-stressed. I think I am fairly mentally healthy--no symptoms of anything, and no drugs/alcohol. I suppose this is the long version of "Why me?" I have read books like "'the Secret" and now I feel that I am to blame for "creating" my sickness. You guys are veterans, what do you think about all this?
Ah, yes, the mind-body connection. No doubt a person can make himself sick by constantly thinking negative thoughts and dwelling on their ailments, etc. However, I agree with Butterfly. You are doing all the right things. You just happen to have developed sarcoidosis. "Unknown etiology" means they don't know what causes it. So if the great medical minds don't know, there's no reason you should know. "Stuff happens," that's all.
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Based on the Southeast Asian mythology of the "Krasue." The "Krasue" is the floating head of a vampiric female ghost which has internal organs that hang from the ghost's neck.
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Feature film of Derick Rhodes. Its premiere was performed in 2013, it is a production of USA. You can watch Secret Everything online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2013.
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Production has started for the Subaru BRZ and Toyota GT 86 at its Gunma factory in Ota-city, Japan, where a special ceremony took place to mark the event. These are two of the most anticipated models this year as they're the products of the collaborative deal between Subaru's parent company Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd (FHI) and Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC).
The presidents of both companies attended the landmark event. To cope with the additional capacity, a major refitting was done on Subaru's Gunma Main Plant.
Subaru is planning to build the Impreza at this same plant beginning March 2013. According to FHI President Yasuyuki Yoshinaga, this car is a symbol of its corporate strategy in two major aspects.
One is the progress in their alliance while the other one is the advancement of its 'select and focus' approach. FHI and TMC plan to improve on both models and hope that it will continue to appeal to customers from around the world.
TMC President Akio Toyoda said that the Subaru BRZ and Toyota 86 were made possible by the collaboration between FHI and TMC. He said that the alliance for mutual growth began in 2005 and that he's "delighted" to finally see its products.
The GT 86, the 2+2 compact sports car from Toyota, has long been anticipated by enthusiasts and customers alike. However, the wait is almost over and this driver-oriented model is scheduled to make its debut in Europe during the 2012 Geneva Motor Show. For those who see driving not as a need but rather a passion, the GT 86 is an excellent option as it allows for immediate and precise response.
As such, it results in driving that delivers fundamental and pure driving. In developing the GT 86, Toyota made sure to focus on the purity of the driving experience in a classic sports car. For this particular model, the brand utilized a team composed of passionate engineers. Engineers who have managed to perfect their knowledge through competition and honed in order to please even the most discriminating of enthusiasts.
Considering that the new GT 86 has the same spirit as that of the brand's classic sports car, drivers are rewarded with excellent driving involvement. Given that the low bodyshell is also aerodynamic, it has been stretched tight above the model's engineering hard points. This also means that the GT 86 makes use of a new platform. Making sure not to rely on the large displacement and heavy powertrains, the performance of the GT 86 is a throwback to the sporting roots of the brand.
This is made possible by combining a rear-wheel drive with the horizontally-opposed, free-revving, and compact boxer petrol engine mounted on the front. By having a distinct powertrain configuration plus light weight, lower center of gravity, low inertia, and compact design, this four-seat model results in the best power-to-weight ratio there is.
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How a 50 mph dedicated EV lane system could solve to cost-per-range issue with EVs
At 50 mph, the Mitsubishi i-Miev can go 70 miles on a charge, the Nissan Leaf 97 miles, and the Model S 300 miles.
Compare this to what those cars can do at a typical 70 mph speed: 260 miles range for the Model S, 68 miles for the Leaf, and 40 miles for the I-Miev. That's about a 15% range gain for the Model S, a 63% range gain for the Leaf, and a whopping 75% range difference for the I-Miev. The Tesla Model S's being a heavy and aerodynamic car factors into its inefficient low speed range and more efficient, relative to that, high-speed range.
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By the time back-to-school ads for Staples are running in your local newspaper, Tesla will be preparing the launch of its highly anticipated Model X fully battery electric SUV (technically, it's a CUV, or crossover utility vehicle). This full-size model, which will offer performance rivaling that of Porsche's respected Cayenne, will feature unique Falcon Wing doors (the term "gull wing" apparently wasn't disruptive enough) and seating for seven adults---plus ample room for luggage, golf clubs, and antique furniture.


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Accreditation ensures that quality technology education programs comparable to international standards are run in all universities of the country. The Accreditation process gives the Institute an opportunity to conduct in-depth analysis of its strengths and weaknesses in its internal and external environments and protects and promotes the interest of all stakeholders.
The accreditation process is designed to be consistent with Out-Come Based Education System (OBE). Accreditation is awarded to HEI after successful compliance with the current Standards of Technology Education degree programs comparable with International Standards. Compliance is determined by evaluation of written documents provided against prescribed forms and by on-site inspection. On-site inspections are carried out by Accreditation Inspection Committees (AIC)s comprising of experts who are qualified, well trained and experienced in the relevant fields. AIC review curriculum of the full program, assess quality of faculty, Laboratories, Financial Strength, infrastructure and other resources.
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When exhibited at the Salon of 1817, this impressively large-format watercolour received critical acclaim for the accuracy of its execution and the sensitive choice of colours. The picture offers a glimpse of the monumental stairway built in 1812, which led to the Apollo Rotunda and the Salon Carré of the Musée du Louvre. The stairway was demolished in 1855.


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The unforgettable true story chronicles the tumultuous three-month period in 1965, when Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. led a dangerous campaign to secure equal voting rights in the face of violent opposition. The epic march from Selma to Montgomery culminated in President Johnson signing the Voting Rights Act of 1965, one of the most significant victories for the civil rights movement.
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At school, we all have windows accounts with regular user settings. However, the computers have deepfreeze on them so any files that you save into your files, will be deleted by the next day. You do have the option to save your files in drive H:// which is a remote server.
So, I installed firefox, and saved the program files on my storage space inside the remote server. Now I can use firefox at school. The only problem is that all of the config files are not located in this folder, but are stored on my account. This means that history, extensions, cache, bookmarks, etc... are cleared everyday. Do you guys know if there is a way to change the path of firefox's config files so that i can put them in my storage folder? Thanks.


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Itanagar, Dec 15: A pale shadow of grief descended on Lohit district in Arunachal Pradesh as the mortal remains of two traders arrived at Tezu, the district headquarters.
The two traders - Laxuman Rai (44) and Sudhama Rai (42) - were among the dead passengers in the ill-fated Rajdhani Express, which was rocked by a blast near Bokakhat in Assam's Golaghat district early on December 13.
The traders' bodies were brought to Tezu yesterday by Raju Rai, the brother and son of late Laxuman and Sudhama from the Bokakhat Government Hospital with the help of Northeast Frontier Railway officials and Assam Police.
The grief-stricken family members were consoled and assisted by the local people in receiving the mortal remains and performing the last rites.
While Laxuman is survived by his wife, six daughters and a 20-month-old son, Sudhama is survived by his wife, a daughter and four sons.
All the shops and business establishments in Tezu downed their shutters yesterday as a mark of respect to the departed souls.
Tezu MLA Karikho Kri expressed shock over the incident and condemned the inhuman act.
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Physicians Sick Of Malpractice Lottery File Countersuits
July 17, 2000
Physicians have begun to take a stand against what they see as the game of medical malpractice lottery in today's judicial system. Studies have concluded that while malpractice and more specifically negligence by a physician is rare, the rate of awards and/or settlement is not. Negligence is the legal standard used to determine whether a physician committed malpractice.
- A Harvard University study of over 30,000 cases found only 3.7 percent were considered "adverse events."
- Even fewer, only 1 percent, were considered to be negligence by a physician.
- Another study found that 43 percent of malpractice claims resulted in some payment to the plaintiff whether by trial verdict or by settlement.
- Of those who received payment, 30 percent of the payments were made to plaintiffs despite the fact that the care rendered was not negligent, 16 percent were made in cases that could go either way, and only 51 percent were made to plaintiffs who actually suffered medical injury due to a physician's negligence.
Physician have begun to fight back by filing countersuits in response to malpractice suits they consider to be unjust, mostly when the plaintiff loses. Physicians have sued under a number of different theories such as malicious prosecution, abuse of process, negligence, defamation, infliction of emotional distress and invasion of privacy. None of these theories have proved to be effective and most suits have been summarily dismissed. Thus, with such little success, physician countersuits present little or no threat to malpractice plaintiffs or their attorneys.
Physicians argue that the judicial system will lack credibility until tort reform provides such a remedy under law.
Source : Kyle S. McCammon, "Medicine vs. Law: Medical Malpractice and Physician Countersuits," Medical Sentinel, May/June 2000.
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How a fish tank helped hack a casino
As an infosec guy this makes me .Hackers are constantly looking for new ways to access people's data. Most recently, the way was as simple as a fish tank.
The hackers attempted to acquire data from a North American casino by using an Internet-connected fish tank, according to a report released Thursday by cybersecurity firm Darktrace.
The fish tank had sensors connected to a PC that regulated the temperature, food and cleanliness of the tank.
"Somebody got into the fish tank and used it to move around into other areas (of the network) and sent out data," said Justin Fier, Darktrace's director of cyber intelligence.
The casino's name and the type of data stolen were not disclosed in the report for security reasons, Darktrace said. The report said 10 GB of data were sent out to a device in Finland.
"This one is the most entertaining and clever thinking by hackers I've seen," said Hemu Nigam, a former federal prosecutor for computer crimes and current chief executive of SSP Blue, a cybersecurity company.