6. Utilising Leica Camera’s L-Mount, making it possible to use alternative lenses that meet the L-Mount specifications of partners*4 Leica Camera and Sigma, increasing options for alternative lenses

I guess that does change things, but don’t these things get reverse engineered by third party lens manufacturers? Has anybody heard from Sigma about the new lens mounts on Canon and Nikon?

The new 50mm f/1.8 provides soft and beautiful bokeh and features a new powerful stepping motor (STM) for quiet and accurate AF control for both photo shooting and video recording.

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"I talked with the plumber. He said with this new copper ProPress they’ve been using, it will be here after our lifetimes," said Robert Burggraf, the maintenance director with Runk & Pratt Senior Living Communities.

Apollo Pipes is a group company of APL Apollo, a well-known brand in steel based pipes. Apollo Pipes is taking initiatives to strengthen its brand as aspires to become a pan India company. Fittings segment accounts for 11% of sales and it intends to take it to 15% by the end of FY20. Besides, it is getting into the UPVC and CPVC products, which attracts higher margins. That apart, currently a part of its capital is deployed in the under construction projects. Once the expansion is over and the projects start to generate revenues the return ratios should further improve.

Additional work, including additional trenching and backfill, was required for the woodstave penstock replacement project taking place between the Forebay area and standpipes above the Spearfish hydroelectric plant, at a cost of $34,965.96, bringing the total cost to $747,859.19, with a new completion date of Jan. 31. Courtesy photo

That’s a nice and necessary move for Panasonic. However it start to be messy lenses wise. This is the third new mount system anounced in few weeks! Where to go? Maybe the wize choice would keeping investing in EF and PL mount. What’s Newsshooter.com think about those new mounts?

Some people are speculating that since Leica is Panasonic’s long-time lens partner that Panasonic might use the SL-Mount that Leica uses for its SL mirrorless, though I kind of hope not, since those lenses are really big. What would likely make sense is hybrid mount that could also take MFT lenses for a crop mode. 

Nikon said in July 2017 that it was actively building a camera that would “raise the bar,” and the company followed up in September 2017 by saying that it must go full frame if it was to be competitive in the mirrorless market. Patents filed by Nikon for full frame lenses emerged around the same time.

The new pipe replaces the original woodstave penstocks parallel to the new pipe, and the project is being done to maintain compliance with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) in operating the Spearfish Hydro. No. 1 plant off of Canyon Street near the Spearfish City Campground. The plant was built in 1910 to provide power to the Homestake Mine, and when it was constructed, water from Spearfish Creek was diverted at the Maurice intake located in Spearfish Canyon, and from there, the water flows into aqueducts and pipes that deliver it approximately 4.5 miles downstream to the plant, where the water turns twin turbines. The water then exits the plant and flows through Spearfish and onto its confluence with the Redwater River north of town.