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Sony Tidbits…


Sony’s Full-Frame a7R compared to Fuji | Brian Smith – What’s in the Bag | Photofocus

Sony Distagon T* FE 35mm f/1.4 ZA Sample Images (Photographyblog).
Sony donates to Nepal (Sony Japan).
Lightroom 6: First Impressions (Michael Fry).
Sony Exmor Generations (Image Sensor World).
Impressive A99 landscape pics at SonyAlphaForum.

Javier: “Let me invite to watch «Involution!», a Letterpress clip filmed with my dear RX10: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Kn1RP2nHzs”

Mattia Abe Abeni: “A7s in APS-C Mode can still produce some very beautiful looking images. This was all shot in a few hours and with the 18-105 G that makes it a wonderful run-and-gun lens with it’s zoom range. The OSS also works like a charm and AF too. 60fps helped of course 🙂 https://vimeo.com/126130081“

Miguel Quiles‎: “Just completed my article and video for Rangefinder Magazine. In it you can see how I shoot beauty images using the Sony #‪#‎a7ii‬. Check it out! http://blog.wppionline.com/…/miguel-quiles-goes-behind-the…/“

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  1. Re A7s in APSC mode – not surprised. 5.3 mpix is still a very usable resolution. And still allows 1080p shooting. How is video quality in crop mode? A99 is horrid in APSC 1080p, which looks more like 720p or 480p.

  2. Does anyone know which lens is attached to the Sony A7 that is in his hands, while the video is at 3.25 onwards?

        1. Agree. But it seems to be an uwa with a integrated hood. I don’t know whether there was a 12 or 14mm before the current type.

  3. I notice Fuji have been happy to update the firmware for the XT-1, even though that is well received and loved, to improve the AF and other items.

    It’s a real pity that Sony can’t have the same courage and provide the same AF algorithms from the A7II for the A7 in an update (if anyone tells me again that it’s not necessarily possible I simply won’t believe them, given it is supposed to be the same sensor, same processor, and yet doesn’t have to handle the IBIS).

    I’m also well aware of the argument that Sony release well sorted cameras whereas Fuji treat their customers as beta testers, but I don’t think that’s the case here either.

    1. Sony’s cameras apparently don’t need firmware updates same as kodak film cameras . If you want an update buy a new camera 🙂

  4. I just got the roki 14mm 2.8 this weekend. So far, it’s looking good. 215.00 dollars…I feel like I stole it.

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