In recent months, several camera factories have simultaneously launched a thin set of focus shots, with casio, fuzumi, sanyang and lensbaby issuing new items covering 24 mm, 26 mm and 28 mm of common focus, mostly between f/2. 8 and f/6. 3 and, with the exception of nicon, sony, fuji, matsushita and olymbas, all of which have been ready for their own card entry five years after lensbaby's twist 28 has been on the market。
When people used to buy shots, they always looked at the big, sharp, handy, and things changed, and many people stopped looking for something to carry, but instead wanted a whole set of options that would fit into the jeans pocket, such as sony a6700 with slim's 28mm on sanyang, and loose the s9 and zorro's 28mm f/4. 5 lenses, which were all full-drawn drawings, but close to the card machine, fuji x-e5 with 23mm f/28, screens with x100 vi, and even lower costs, which made the x100 series a little awkward。
Micro-synthetic cameras are now moving in a light direction, regardless of size, such as the m43 system of olympus pen e-p7 with a camera of 18 millimeters for seven craftsmen, the size of the posoni rx100, and the simultaneous advancement of the light-quantitative design of the aps-c drawings, which suggests that achieving lightness is not a technical problem, but rather a change in the design thinking of the system as a whole. The head of fuji also mentioned that in the future, priority will be given to the coordination of the camera and the appearance of the body。
Nicon still hasn't put out a pancake shot, nor did he mention it at the show. Cana had a switch-over program to support the rf pizza head as early as 2025, and samsung tried 30 mm f/2. 8 in that year, and some guessed that nicon was preparing a professional product line, and others thought that it might be slowing down, and that the market share of young users, such as urban commuters and short-distance travel, might be taken away by other brands。
These thin lenses can be made by smaller sensors, better focus, improved lens materials, combined with late algorithms, which were previously perceived to be of poor quality and are now found thin and easily able to control malformations, and are already studying tremors under super thin structures, which are likely to happen later。
As a result, fixed camera like rx100 vii and x100 vi are a bit difficult to sell, and many people are starting to figure out that it's not a good idea to buy a camera that can't be changed at $4,000, that it's better to buy a body at $28,000, that it costs 400 cameras, and that it can be upgraded as needed. Several of my friends have already hung x-100 on a free fish and sold it in x-e5 with a pizza lens, and it's easier to go out with it。
