When Leica announced the new M EV1, its rangefinder-less rangefinder camera, it didn’t go on sale in the US due to FCC delays from the government shutdown. Now, a month later, the $8,995 camera is available in the US today.
After teaming with Bandai Namco for a collection of tiny camera replicas only available in Japanese gashapon machines last year, Nikon is back with tiny keychain versions of the vintage Nikon 28Ti and 35Ti, the Nikon Z FC, the D5500, the Coolpix S3700, and the waterproof Coolpix W100 point-and-shoot.
After launching last month exclusively in China for around $126, DJI’s new Osmo Mobile 8 smartphone stabilizer is getting a wider global rollout, including Europe, where it’s priced at €159, or around $183. Pricing and availability for the US is expected to be announced soon, according to Engadget.
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