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The Ricoh GR IVx Goes for 40mm, Still Lacks Weather Sealing
Ricoh Imaging has unveiled the GR IVx, a compelling, curated addition to their lauded GR series. Departing from the standard 28mm, this new camera boasts a 40mm focal length and enhanced autofocus capabilities, offering a subtly shifted perspective for discerning photographers. While sharing lineage with the GR IV released last year, the IVx carves its own niche. This announcement arrives amidst a vibrant landscape of photographic innovation; for example, DJI recently captured a remarkable near-space journey with an Osmo Action 6.
Brightin Star’s Incomprehensibly-Thin 28mm f/2.8 Lens Now Comes In Stylish Silver
Brightin Star elevates photographic artistry with the introduction of its X-Slim 28mm f/2.8 pancake lens in a striking "Liquid Silver" finish. Originally launched in black, this exceptionally thin 28mm lens—renowned for its compatibility with Leica M mount—now offers a sophisticated aesthetic upgrade. Designed for creative collaborators and discerning enthusiasts, the X-Slim seamlessly blends form and function. For those captivated by visual storytelling, consider exploring how skilled photographers capture fleeting moments, as seen in our recent feature, "Photographer Captures Acrobatic Dolphins Leaping From the Water."
Canon’s Biggest Lens Screwup
Canon’s 2023 release of the RF 28mm f2.8 pancake lens sparked considerable debate, and many consider it a significant misstep in their lens lineup. Our initial review highlighted concerning issues with fringing in RAW files, prompting questions about design choices. Why omit weather resistance, a feature typically reserved for L-series lenses? Why not revisit the acclaimed design from the early 2010s? This lens exemplifies a missed opportunity to deliver both portability and robust performance.