Been offline for a bit? Didn’t make it to WPPI? Here are five key releases you may have missed last week.

Canon Brings Forthcoming EOS R5 to WPPI

While it’s not in shipping condition, Canon showed WPPI attendees a glimpse of its upcoming full-frame mirrorless flagship–the EOS R5. Canon hasn’t spilled all the beans but we do know the camera will feature a brand new CMOS sensor capable of 8K video recording and 20 fps burst shooting with an electronic shutter (12 fps when using a mechanical shutter). What’s more, the R5 will be Canon’s first with in-camera image stabilization. It will also have dual card slots with the ability to automatically transfer images to Canon’s cloud storage service. No word yet on precisely when the R5 will ship.
Price: TBD | usa.canon.com

DNP Showcases its New Dye-Sublimation Photo Printer, QW410, at WPPI 2020

DNP showcased its new compact, lightweight QW410™ dye-sublimation printer at WPPI 2020 in Las Vegas. Known for its compact and reliable design, DNP’s QW410, produces gorgeous prints in an instant.

The QW410’s small, compact design makes it easy for anyone to travel from event to event, and makes set up and tear down a breeze. Featuring new print sizes and lay-flat functionality, the brand-new QW410 printer and its 4.5-inch print head, superior electronics and mechanisms allow for many print sizes resulting in more fun and enjoyment for customers. With reduced power consumption of approximately 35 percent, users can easily run longer battery-powered operations.

The QW410 offers a variety of print sizes including 2 x 4-inch, 3 x 4-inch,
4 x 4-inch, 4 x 6-inch, 4.5 x 4.5-inch, and 4.5 x 8-inch print sizes. It is iOS compatible with a wireless adapter, making it easy for professional photographers to take the printer on-the-go and wirelessly print photos from anywhere.
Price: $499 | dnp.co.jp/eng

Fujifilm X-T4

Fujifilm’s newest mirrorless flagship boasts a 26-megapixel image sensor, improved in-body image stabilization good for up to 6.5 stops of shake reduction and an autofocusing system capable of focusing down to -6EV. With a newly-designed mechanical shutter, the X-T4 can burst at up to 15fps and a new battery delivers up to 600 shots per charge. On the video front, the T4 captures 4K/60p or full HD video at up to 240 fps for silky slo-mos. There’s a new film simulation mode, too: ETERNA Bleach Bypass. Fujifilm says it creates a desaturated, high-contrast look.
Price: $1,700 | fujifilm-x.com

Elinchrom ELC 125 and ELC 500

Elinchrom’s newest studio strobes deliver up to 131 W (ELC 125) or 522 W/s (ELC 500) of power with TTL, HSS and the ability to power down to 7 watts. Both units feature a customizable favorite button for saving a desired setting as well as a 20W LED modeling light with a CRI of 92. The power of the ELC 125 is adjustable over a 5-stop range and recycling times clock in between 0.1 and 0.8s. The ELC 500 has a power range that’s adjustable over 7 stops with recycling times between 0.09 and 1.9s.
Price: $619 (ELC 125); $899 (ELC 500) | elinchrom.com

DxO Updates Nik Collection to v 2.5

The latest update to the previously dormant series of plug-ins includes five new color film simulations. DxO is bringing back the classics to its Color Efex 4 Pro plug-in (above), including Agfa Precisa 100, Fuji FP100C, Fuji Instax, Fuji Provia 400X and Lomo RedScale 100. This update also makes the Nik Suite compatible with Serif’s Affinty Photo.
Price: $150 | dxo.com

Sirui AM-2 Carbon-Fiber Tripods

While travel may not be top of mind for many people these days, Sirui has pulled back the curtain on several travel-friendly carbon fiber tripods. There are five models in the new series with maximum heights spanning between 12 to 47 inches. The tripods are capable of keeping between 13 and 33 pounds of photo gear aloft and have interchangeable feet that can alternate between rubber pads and steel spikes for rougher terrain. Several models will ship with a metal ball head and include a ¼-20 accessory port.
Prices: Starting at $30 | siruiusa.com