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(RX100 in Stock) NEX-5n/F3/7, A57, RX100 and lens review! And Zeiss for NEX in Stock.

UPDATE: The RX100 is now in Stock at Bhphoto (Click here).

This time I have tons of new Sony stuff reviews to report. Here is the complete link list. Before that US readers can be happy to knwo that at least nine new Zeiss lenses for NEX are back in Stock at Amazon (Click here).

Photoclubalpha posted the NEX-5n review: “When I have been editing NEX-7 images at their native 24 megapixels the NEX-5n upscaled image has sometimes looked better overall, and the native size NEX-5n image nearly always wins.”

Long Term Comparison Review: Fujifilm X Pro 1 vs Sony NEX 7 vs Olympus OMD EM5 (ThePhoBlographer).

18-200mm E-mount lens tested at SLRgear.

NEX camera adpater for IR shooting at Mobileo1 (Translation here).

Sony NEX-F3 review at Digital-photography-school, DCresource and Amateur Photographer.

RX100 versus GF3 at DSLRforum (Translation here).  Sony RX100 Field Test Images at Outbackphoto.

Sony A57 review at Wired, Steve Huff and Mobileo1 (Translation here).

A russian NEX-7 review at Podakuni (Translation here). And a first impression review at Photo.net.

 

P.S.: Amazon (Click here) will ship your RX100 tomorrow! Mirrorless rank sales here.

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  1. On this NEX5n and NEX7 being practically equal in resolution thing;

    I think all these “I gotta have 36mp camera” people are going to be super happy when they see the frame sizes that a 36mp camera will produce. But they are going to be super pissed when they zoom in and see that it really has only slightly more “real” resolution than the current 16 and 24mp cameras.

    Every real world test between Sony’s 16 and 24mp sensors confirms that the images are practically the same resolution in the end.

    Shrinking the photosites on these sensors is just no longer worth the trade off anymore unless you have extremely expensive glass in front of it.

    And because of the imbalance of red vs green vs blue photosites (Bayer layout) and nyquist sampling frequency, these sensors only resolve less than HALF the resolution lines their resolution marketing numbers have on the camera.

    I really hope this march to higher and higher megapixels slows down and Sony starts focusing on better ISO performance.

    The higher we go with megapixels we go, the less and less usefull they all become.

      1. Yes, and once you have that quality glass, you also need super-accurate AF as the resolution of the sensor increases.

  2. I liked Steve Huff’s review of the a57
    It’s to bad Sony didn’t make a a75 with the build, controls and features of the a77 but with the sensor of the a57.

      1. Yeah, just kidding admin.
        Hey SONY insiders that are reading this. Give us (and admin) a break and please send in some solid rumors about new full frame SONY cameras and lenses. Come on…
        We’re waiting…..

  3. I don’t opinion on the reviews Andrea publishes here, but the Russian one is worth the visit because of the beautiful model featured there.

  4. I expected better from the kids at Wired. Normally they’re up on their gear and give at least a favorably even keeled review but their lack of knowledge concerning Sony’s fullfeame stance is disconcerting.

  5. These IR pictures look pretty awesome – really worth to watch the flickr gallery and very tempting to buy a new NEX to do IR photography & video with the older one…

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