Sigma fp II Rumor: Cine L-Mount Compact with an EVF, Around $2,500

Photo of the current Sigma fp L camera, not the rumored Sigma fp II

L-Rumors says several trusted sources are describing a Sigma fp II: a cine-leaning L-mount compact with an EVF, due soon. Sigma has not announced it. There is no body photo of the new camera.

The list is short, and one line is already hedged. A 24MP sensor is written down with the note that it is unclear whether that sensor is actually this camera’s. The rest, as published: L-mount, open gate, internal RAW, an EVF, a body slightly bigger than the current fp L, a price around $2,500, and an announcement that could land by November — or, the site asks, on October 24.

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Sigma 50-120mm F2.8 DC OS Contemporary Leak: 390g on Sony E, 18/13, HLA

Leaked photo of a Sigma 50-120mm F2.8 DC OS lens beside two smaller Sigma zooms
Photo posted by how2fly (@camerainsider). The right-hand barrel reads 50-120mm 1:2.8 DC OS. Sigma has not announced this lens. Via X.

how2fly (@camerainsider) posted a spec list and three photos for a Sigma 50-120mm F2.8 DC OS | Contemporary. Sigma has not announced the lens. DC is Sigma’s APS-C line, and the lineup shot puts the new barrel next to the existing 10-18mm F2.8 DC DN and 18-50mm F2.8 DC DN.

The only weight in the post is 390 g for Sony E. No other mount, no price, and no ship date are in that post.

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Canon EOS R7 V Rumor: A Video-Line APS-C Body for Late 2027 or Early 2028

Unofficial mockup badged EOS R50 V, used with a Canon Rumors story about a rumored EOS R7 V
Unofficial mockup used on Canon Rumors’ R7 V story. The body in the graphic is badged EOS R50 V, not an EOS R7 V. Canon has not shown an R7 V. Image via Canon Rumors.

Canon Rumors says an EOS R7 V is in Canon’s pipeline, with a current announcement window of Q4 2027 or Q1 2028. That sits behind the still-unannounced EOS R7 Mark II, which CR continues to place in Q1 2027. There is no sensor, no body, and no price on the V.

The site says the name has shown up in roadmap presentations. The only other camera named in that same telling is the EOS R10 Mark II, which CR thinks is also an early-2027 announcement. Specs CR has heard for the R7 Mark II are being held back: the site says it is not confident enough to publish them.

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Canon EOS R7 Mark II Rumor: Q1 2027, Still Not a 2026 Camera

Unofficial mockup of a Canon EOS R7 Mark II, not a real product photo
Unofficial mockup only — an EOS R7 body with a Mark II badge. Canon has not shown an EOS R7 Mark II. Image via Canon Rumors.

Canon Rumors is putting the EOS R7 Mark II in Q1 2027, and it is still saying the camera is not a 2026 product. The site first parked the body outside this year in April. This update is a window, not a spec sheet.

The timing comes from a source CR calls fairly reliable: anonymous for years, right more often than not. CR has been leaning toward a launch ahead of CP+ in late February, on the idea that a high-volume APS-C body would want that show. A second source did not have a date, and only described the camera as a “massive” step for Canon’s APS-C line. No sensor, burst rate, or price is attached to either tip.

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Nikon Z5IIC Leak Update: Nikon.de Launch Offer, Japan Event Listing, Sept. 24

Leaked Z5IIC Launch Offer graphic via Nikon Rumors, not an official product photo
Screenshot of a “Z5IIC Launch Offer” graphic Nikon Rumors says appeared on Nikon’s websites. Not an official product photo of the camera. Via Nikon Rumors.

The name is now on Nikon’s own sites, not just in a rumor post. Nikon Rumors says Z5IIC listings started appearing on Nikon web pages, and posted screenshots of a Nikon Germany launch offer plus a Nikon Imaging Japan event filter that treats Z5IIC as a camera you can tick, next to the Z5II.

That is a step on from Friday’s “next week” item. NR has also tightened the spec list: no viewfinder (the bump hedge is gone), IBIS, a new AF subject class called Fish, black or silver-top editions, and a date — September 24.

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Nikon Z5 IIC Rumor: Compact a7C Rival, 24MP, Aimed at Next Week

Official product photo of the current Nikon Z5II, not the rumored Z5IIC
Official product photo of the current Nikon Z5II — not the rumored Z5IIC. Nikon has not shown a Z5IIC. Image: Nikon

Nikon Rumors says Nikon will announce a Z5IIC next week — a compact full-frame body aimed at Sony’s a7C series. The name is NR’s spelling; it reads as a compact Z5II, not a confirmed product code. Nikon has not posted a camera, a price, or a photo of this body.

The list NR is willing to print is short: full-frame 24 MP, “new video features” with no codecs or frame rates attached, and a viewfinder line that is still two stories — no finder, or a built-in finder with no viewfinder bump. NR has not picked one.

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Nikon Files a Third Unreleased Camera in China: N2528 Joins N2324 and N2527


Nikon has put a third unannounced camera through China’s wireless paperwork.
Nikon Rumors says the new internal code is N2528, logged as CMIIT ID 26J99NA7E003 with an issue date of August 24, 2026. That sits next to two April filings that still have not become products: N2324 (April 7) and N2527 (April 24).

A radio certificate is not a launch, and it is not a model name. It does mean three Nikon bodies are far enough along to need Chinese Wi-Fi and Bluetooth approval at the same time.

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Canon’s Higher-End PowerShot Won’t Be a G7 X Mark IV, Says Latest Leak

Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark III
Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark III — the camera fans keep expecting a sequel to. The latest leak says not to.

If you have been waiting for a PowerShot G7 X Mark IV, the newest Canon Rumors note is a cold splash. The site’s sources now say Canon’s next higher-end PowerShot will be a “departure” from the G7 X Mark III, and that you should not expect something that looks or behaves like the G7 series in a lot of ways.

That is a sharper claim than the spring talk of a G7X successor with “new technology” and a three-model PowerShot comeback. Those reports still matter as background. This update is about the premium compact specifically: it is not being drawn as a refreshed G7 X III.

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Zeiss Teasing ‘The Next’ Lens Tech Announcement on June 2nd

Zeiss is teasing “The next

Zeiss is preparing to unveil a major new lens technology described as a ‘New horizon’ on June 2nd, according to a speculative report from photorumors.com. While official specs are still missing, the rumor suggests this upcoming gear could redefine the market.

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Sony FX3II and new RX100 registered in China

Two fresh Sony camera models just appeared in China’s registration database, sparking rumors about an upcoming FX3II and a successor to the RX100 series. While details are thin right now, the source sonyalpharumors says these entries could signal major updates coming soon.

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