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Canon has announced the RF 70-200mm F2.8 L IS USM Z, a telephoto zoom lens aimed at professional photographers and videographers, and designed to work with both EOS and Cinema EOS cameras.

Nikon has said it is developing a Nikkor Z 28-135mm F4 PZ power zoom long standard lens for full-frame mirrorless cameras.

Retrospekt, a company known for refurbishing and reselling classic consumer electronic devices, has announced a limited run of 24-karat gold-plated Rollei 35 film cameras called the Retrospekt 24K Gold Edition.

Laowa is making its APS-C wide-angle'zoom shift' lens available outside of China, a few months after it launched it in the country. The 12-24mm F5.6 lens is unusual – the company says it's the "first wide-angle zoom shift lens," giving you control over perspective without being locked into a single focal length.

The Nikon Z50II is the company's latest entry-level APS-C mirrorless camera, built around a 21MP CMOS sensor. As with the original Z50, it's expressly aimed at stills and video creators looking for a small camera that makes it easy to upload.

Hasselblad has officially announced its XCD 3,4/75P prime lens after teasing the new product on the company's X account earlier this week. It's part of the company's'P' (for portable) series of more compact lenses. When used with Hasselblad's X, 907X and CFV 100C medium format digital cameras, the 75mm F3.4 lens provides a 59mm equivalent field of view.

This week there were a ton of accessories released, so we're going to skip any pre-amble and get straight into it. Let's start with the deals:

7Artisans has announced the 10mm F2.8 II, a full-frame fisheye lens for Canon RF, Nikon Z, Sony E and L-mount camera systems, which replaces the company's existing 10mm F2.8 lens. 7Artisans suggests the lens should be good for applications like landscape, architecture and astrophotography.

Nikon has talked about targeting 'creators'with each of the four APS-C Z-mount cameras it's launched so far, but has generally made sure the results are solidly photographer-friendly, too.

Sony has teased its newest high-performance camera, the a1 Mark II, on its Sony Alpha Universe website, as well as on its social media channels like Instagram and TikTok. According to the teaser, the new model will be announced next Tuesday, November 19, during a live-streamed event that starts at 9:00 am Eastern time.