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SIGMA announced interesting news at Photokina – development of their own SIGMA full frame camera, joining the L-mount alliance and introduction of five new lenses. We interviewed SIGMA’s CEO Kazuto Yamaki and asked him about the future of the company.

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You can join the new L Full Frame Facebook group if you plan to buy this camera. There you can discuss all features and tests once it’s released!

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Richard caught up with Paul from Sigma to talk about Sigma’s involvement in the new L Mount Alliance with Panasonic and Leica. We also found out about the companies plans for the future, including the SA mount and plans for a Sigma full frame L Mount camera with a Foeveon sensor

And here is a short video from Hugh Brownstone:

In case you missed it here is the full Panasonic Photokina announcement.

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You can join the new L Full Frame Facebook group if you plan to buy this camera. There you can discuss all features and tests once it’s released!

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We got our very first third party L-mount lenses from Reflex:

Ahead of the anticipated release of the Reflex model I. later this year and in a Photokina 2018 preview special, we are proud to present to its audience, the first in a line up of three full frame lenses; The Reflex 40mm f/1.8 comes ahead of a 75mm f/1.8 and a 24mm f/1.8, completing a series of large aperture primes.

The Reflex I accompanying lens series have been optimized for both SLR and mirrorless photography with a compact form factor, carrying a double gauss lens design that signs for an organic look and smooth bokeh, making it a light and ideal daily shooter for both analog and digital photography. Furthermore, it features a clicked/step-less aperture ring for videography and cine adaptation and a large focus-ring rotation angle which enables for highly accurate focusing.

While being presented at Photokina in a native Reflex AR-i, Sony E and Canon EF mount, mirrorless versions will also become available in Nikon Z, Canon RF and Leica/Lumix L mount or to Fuji X and Micro 4/3 via adaptors with the EF version. The lens will be launched on Kickstarter mid November and will ship January 2019.

Anticipated retail price will be under $400.

Note: The specs sheet only mentions two mounts for now. But L-mount will be added later!

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Via Chassimages. Thanks Mistral!