Understanding Focus Area on Sony Mirrorless Cameras
Low ISO printing test with the A7R II against the A7 II on Admiring Light.
55-210mm review at Joerghaag.com.
A6000 and continous autofocus at Joerghaag.com.
Considering Switch from Fuji X (SonyAlphaForum).
Sony RX10 II Field Test: Night shooting at the biggest fireworks show in the Southeast (Imaging Resource).
Five Handy Portrait Lighting Accessories that Make a Big Difference (WexUK).
Sony A7II + Tamron 150-600mm (SonyAlphaForum).
Jimmy: “I am a Minolta and Sony camera user for many years, I enjoy to visit the sonyalpharumors every day. Here’s the video which I like to share with you, the video and photos were shot by Sony A7r, Sony 70-400mm, Sony Zeiss 135mm, and ZhongYi Speedmaster 50mm F0.95. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eIg5-77O6k”
Matt: “Here’s my latest video. Shot handheld : a7s + FE 16-35mm F4 graded w/Adobe Premiere Pro’s new color engine. https://vimeo.com/133229885”
William: “Hello Andrea! I am a young film maker from BC, Canada now living in London England and noticed on your sony rumours site your postings of many films shot on the a7s! I have a short that got some good attention on Vimeo (over11k) and was shot in beautiful Canadian scenery with a message on my sony a7s and a Leica 35mm Summicron lens! I wanted to leave the HD vimeo link below and if you want to use it on the site please do! The film was shot in S-log 2 and much of it even upwards of 12,000 ISO! https://vimeo.com/109208332”
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K town. Also, very informative – reviewers should note these things when doing autofocus comparisons.
That wasn’t one of Gary’s best.
Where’s my surprise.
Is it possible to get accurate “nearest eye focus” with these systems? I was not quite convinced by claim that traditional focus points are obsolete.
A couple of tid bits
Dronemaker DJI and Hasselblad have merged..
B & H employes have voted to unionize.
Absolutely. you simply program eye autofocus to one of your back buttons. Press that back button when you are going to shoot and a little green square will appear over the nearest eye. You do not have to have face recognition active for the I autofocus to work. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work if the subject is wearing glasses. 🙁
Nikon is experiencing more and more problems..now they are having difficult with repairs because the dont have parts.
Sony should acquire Nikon…built pro levelel E mount under Nikon label, consumer level under Sony Alpha label, and put add Nikon lenses to thier lens portfolio.
I’ve fallen in love with that girl 🙂