We discuss OM-5 II, Sigma's new F1.8 zoom and a surprise camera app from Adobe
Photo: Mitchell Clark This week kicked off with a few announcements, bringing new options for those searching for compact gear. Sigma released the 17-40mm F1.8 DC Art, a lightweight and fast standard zoom for APS-C. The lens raised some questions about the speed of the lens, and frustration for Nikon users left out of the party. On the same day, OM System unveiled the OM-5 II, a Micro Four Thirds camera with an IP53 dust and water resistance rating, resulting in division about how significant the updates are. The entire DPReview team had a chance to sit down and chat about this week's releases and the community's discussion around both. Plus, we were able to talk about something fresh off the press: Adobe's potentially powerful camera app for iPhones. You can check out our thoughts on the new gear and Adobe's app in the video below.
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| Photo: Mitchell Clark |
This week kicked off with a few announcements, bringing new options for those searching for compact gear. Sigma released the 17-40mm F1.8 DC Art, a lightweight and fast standard zoom for APS-C. The lens raised some questions about the speed of the lens, and frustration for Nikon users left out of the party. On the same day, OM System unveiled the OM-5 II, a Micro Four Thirds camera with an IP53 dust and water resistance rating, resulting in division about how significant the updates are.
The entire DPReview team had a chance to sit down and chat about this week's releases and the community's discussion around both. Plus, we were able to talk about something fresh off the press: Adobe's potentially powerful camera app for iPhones. You can check out our thoughts on the new gear and Adobe's app in the video below.
