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Strong indications about the NEX-FF release…

I keep receiving info on the new Sony NEX-FF system. It definitely has E-mount, and all current E-mount lenses will work in crop mode (cool!). There will be a couple of new FF lenses at launch. And all of them will be priced above $1,000.

It looks like Sony pushed hard on that project. Most of their new tech will be sued by the new NEX-FF. Which means new sensor, new AF system, new EVF an so on. Sounds like this will be the first “professional” mirrorless system.

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  1. That means I should have no problem using my Leica M lenses via an E-M adaptor I currently use with their native field of view. (Hope I am getting this one right. I did not come by any discussion of that point)

  2. Just a question…
    Is this blog also managed by Andrea (SAR)…
    Or it is just a friendly blog…

    What are the relations between the different websites?
    SonyAlpha Rumors
    Mirrorless Rumors
    Canon watch
    Fuji rumors

    1. I heard Mirrorless Rumors is run by Admin, the same guy handling 43 Rumors. SonyAlpha Rumors is by Andrea who is not Admin but they know each other.

  3. I just wonder if my Contax g lenses would cover the FF sensor. These are native FF lenses (well for the film Contax G2). I’ve been using them (28, 45, 90mm) on my 5N and the results have been great. Just hope they would work well on the nex FF. It would save me a lot of money:)

  4. This will be the fourth FF professional mirrorless system: M9, VG900, M240 and this one. And I forgot RX1 because compact with fixed lens.

    1. ha, well technically the rangefinder system has internal mirrors which reflect the center image from the focusing window to the main viewfinder 😀

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