A strange rumor is making the rounds, suggesting that Leica might release a “clone” of the current Lumix S1R II. The idea would be to fill the gap between the lower-megapixel SL3-S and the high-resolution SL3.
The camera would reportedly use the same 44MP sensor as the Lumix. Autofocus could see improvements, while video features might be toned down. One thing seems certain: it will cost more than the Lumix. 🙂
Panasonic has officially begun teasing a new product announcement for October 17. Usually teasers like this are for a camera and not so much for lens announcements. Only two possible cameras come to mind for this announcement:
According to a trusted source (by the way thanks man!) Panasonic will soon announce a new lens: The 100-500mm f/5.0-7.1 L-mount Full Frame zoom. The lens weight is 1,3 kg just like the similar Canon 100-500mm lens. I have no othe rinfo about this lens yet but I should get them soon 😉
An anonymous source told me that Blazar is finally preparing to announce the L-mount version of their APEX anamorphic autofocus lenses—supposedly within the next two weeks.
Back in April, Blazar hinted that an L-mount release was coming “soon,” but five months have gone by without any updates. Let’s hope this time the rumor proves true!
For the longest time, I thought the rumors about a DJI full-frame mirrorless camera were pure fiction. Just another internet myth. But now? Two new pieces of evidence have surfaced — and they’re making me rethink everything.
1. The Mysterious Teaser
A popular DJI influencer briefly posted a teaser video for a planned event on September 15. It was quickly taken down, but not before one of my readers grabbed a rough screenshot.
You don’t see much — just abstract visuals — but the overall aesthetic screams interchangeable lenses. Even more interesting? There’s a clear silhouette that looks a lot like a box-style cine camera à la Sony FX3.
2. A Blurred Camera, but a Revealing Adapter
Over on YouTube, a German creator is testing a new cine camera. He explicitly says it’s not Canon, and the camera body is fully blurred out throughout the video.
But here’s the kicker — he’s using a very visible Viltrox PL-to-L mount adapter. That one small detail suggests this is a compact, L-mount cine camera we haven’t seen before. Could it be a Panasonic prototype? Sure. But what if it’s DJI?
I’m still not fully convinced — but I’m definitely taking this more seriously now. And honestly, I’d welcome it. A serious mirrorless entry from DJI could bring the shake-up this industry needs. It would challenge the usual players — and force companies like Sony, Canon, and Panasonic to innovate harder and faster.
Here are the rumored DJI mirrorless camera specs:
Full Frame L-mount cine camera
Cine focused
Integrated viewfinder just like this Sony model (but less pronounced)
Sigma China just posted this teaser which shows the silhouette of the upcoming three new lenses that will be announced on September 9. I have also some additional specs: