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Sony Tidbits…


Sony a6000 Overview Tutorial by Tony Northrup

2.8/20 comparison review: Minolta MD vs Canon FD (SonyAlphaForum).
Mark Galer: Sony Alpha Ambassador (Youtube).
You can never have too many backups! (Planet Alpha).
Voigtlander Super Wide Heliar 15mm f/4.5 m39 version (SonyAlphaForum).
Sony A7II with FE 28-70mm kit announced in Japan (DC.watch).
What is in your bag (Newsshooter).
New B-grip line at Bgrip.
Caméra Sony PXW-FS7 : le test (Focus Numerique).

Vladislav: “I shoot with sony (I’m a wildlife photographer) and I hate it with a new body comes out and all reviews are for portretry and general specs reviews, but nobody talks about how capable the camera for wildlife is. My channel just uploaded one review, that does exactly that, for the other wildlifers shooting with sony out there and I think there might be plenty of your readers interested in what I have to say. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9oTZ_sNgRc”

Javier: “I am one of those lucky enough to have the new Sony FE PZ 28-135mm f / 4G OSS, this video is made with the Sony A7s and Shogun atoms , there are also recorded with drone planes. I leave a picture of recording equipment. Is made in the Sierra Nevada National Park: https://vimeo.com/120843778”

 

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  1. Just one observation, regarding the PlanetAlpha snippet, in light of all the rumours regarding 50Mp sensors and arguments pertaining to uncompressed RAW.

    I quote, “Granted it’s going to take about a week to get it all back…” and therein lies the rub.

    So often ignored, or dismissed as being relatively unimportant, although I keep pointing out the weak spot, these increases in data volume will just be storing up (apologies for the pun) far more trouble for the future unless technology can address the issues of speed and longevity.

  2. “Sony A7II with FE 28-70mm kit announced in Japan (DC.watch).”
    Actually, that’s a news piece dated 26/Feb 🙂 It’s been available since early March.

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