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New US deals: iPad madness auction, new demo 75mm lens, and first SLRmagic 25mm auction.

1) Ipad Madness:
Plenty of photographers use iPads for their post production work. UPDATE: The $449 [shoplink 38791 ebay]Black 16GB iPad 4 Wifi tablet (Click here)[/shoplink] deal is now dead and a new deal started on the [shoplink 38804 ebay]Ipad mini where you save $30 (Click here to see the auction)[/shoplink].

2) the best MFT lens:
Seven Demo version of the best Micro Four Thirds lens ever are for sale at [shoplink 38792 ebay]Cameraland with a $100 saving (Click here)[/shoplink].

3) Need for Speed:
his is the first auction on the brand new [shoplink 38790 ebay]SLR Magic 25mm f/0.95 (Click here)[/shoplink].

4) The overall MFT savings roundup:
Plenty of “older” generation MFT cameras are discounted. And to get an easy overview you can visit that newly launched Amazon mirrorless camera deals page (Click here).

5) UPDATE -> After Adorama also BHphoto lowered the price of the Nokton lenses:
$200 price drop on the Nokton 25mm f/0.95 at Adorama (Click here) and BHphoto (Click here).
$100 price drop on the Nokton 17.5mm f/0.95 at Adorama (Click here) and BHphoto (Click here).

6) UPDATE -> New lens deal
Panasonic PZ 45-175mm lens for $299 at Amazon (Click here).

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19 Responses

  1. The image in the eBay 25mm sale is not the 25mm lens. It is the picture of the 35mm 1.4. Don’t know if the listing is fake but it doesn’t give credibility to the seller.

    1. Looks like the image was borrowed from Adorama’s listing which uses the same image. I contacted the seller for more clarification…

    2. Thanks for pointing that out! I borrowed the image from Adorama, and it looks like they are picturing the 35/1.4 in their listing…

      SLR Magic 25/T0.95 is genuine!

          1. Helge,

            Just wanted to add that your article was one of the sources that led me to purchase the SLR Magic, a lens with which I am extremely happy. So, many thanks.

            BTW, the auction appears now to have been blocked by eBay.

          2. Sorry Mate!

            I found your photo from a forum discussing the lens, and I didn’t realize it was from your article (which is excellent by the way). I’ve since replaced your image. Sorry for stepping on your toes – I didn’t expect this listing to have such exposure and figured a short listing image was innocuous enough.

            I did link to your outstanding article in the posting. I hope the (credited) exposure is a step in the right direction…

            -Peloton123

    1. LOL my heat stared racing when i read that line, its beyond me why people would at all. then again try to argue an you will get ”art is art”. ok be happy with your over exposed images an crushed to death blacks an funky filters my friend.

    2. I use my Ipad 3 for basic jpeg retouching using snapseed then post them to Flickr when I am away from home. I shoot RAW plus jpeg , snapseed let’s me do the basics just fine, I can sharpen,crop, adjust colour,contrast and so on. When I get home I can the PP the RAW files in PS for images I want to print large etc, to be honest the Jpeg engine of the E-m5 is rather good. As time moves on these handheld devices will become more and more versatile . If you haven’t tried using snapseed , give it a go you might be surprised lol
      Sue

      1. I can definitely see how you’d want to use an iPad for light retouching before uploading to places like Instagram, and there’s nothing wrong with jpeg post processing if you don’t need the extra headroom in terms of dynamic range and color depth. But I would hardly call an app that doesn’t support photos larger than 3 megapixels a “post processing” app. Snapseed, just like most other photo retouching apps, simply resizes the files to an extremely small size compared to the sensor output of your m43 camera. I just don’t see the point of using something like that for anything but Instagram or Facebook. But then you’d still have to redo all the post processing once you begin to work on your full size photos (raw/jpeg), so I still don’t see the point. šŸ™‚

  2. Guys, sorry for my OFF, but my new G5 has a little pincushion distorsion at the viewfinder (G3 hasn’t, the image is perfectly rectangular) and the grip has a very slight crackle (crunch) near the battery door. Is that normal for a japanese product?!

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