Alastair Jennings

1 week ago | camerajabber.com | Alastair Jennings

To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the revolutionary Leica I, Leica Camera AG has introduced a new black-and-white film that echoes the company’s pioneering spirit. The MONOPAN 50, a 35 mm film designed entirely in-house, pays tribute to the photographic legacy that began in 1925 with the introduction of compact format cameras. The name MONOPAN 50 encapsulates both heritage and technical prowess.

1 week ago | camerajabber.com | Alastair Jennings

Peak Design has officially revealed its new Pro Tripod line, a trio of professional-grade camera tripods that promise industry-leading stability, elegant portability, and video-friendly innovation. Unveiled in collaboration with renowned adventure photographer and filmmaker Jimmy Chin, the Pro Tripod series represents a significant evolution from the company’s critically acclaimed Travel Tripod, with enhancements tailored to the needs of demanding creators.

1 week ago | camerajabber.com | Alastair Jennings

Peak Design’s latest carbon fibre tripod is a thing of beauty with highly engineered carbon fibre tubes, legs and exquisite detail in the CNC machining and design. As I saw with the Travel Tripod launch a couple of years ago, the area where Peak Design really excels is bringing those added extras to a seemingly tried and tested design that elevates everything from the aesthetics to the usability. The Pro is one of three new tripods launched by Peak Design.

1 week ago | camerajabber.com | Alastair Jennings

OM System has officially announced the OM-5 Mark II, the latest model in its compact Micro Four Thirds line-up, designed for enthusiasts and travel photographers who prioritise portability without sacrificing capability. Replacing the original OM-5, this new iteration retains its predecessor’s lightweight design but brings a series of significant internal upgrades that align it more closely with the brand’s higher-end offerings.

2 weeks ago | camerajabber.com | Alastair Jennings

Fujifilm has officially announced the X-E5, full details are still to come but here is what I expect to come.. You can watch the full announcement here: The latest addition to its compact rangefinder-style mirrorless camera series. Building on the minimalist appeal of the X-E4, the new model introduces a number of significant upgrades, bringing it up to speed with Fujifilm’s flagship APS-C offerings while maintaining its slim, lightweight form factor.