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Sony NEX-FS100 Accessories with Brian Young. Check the NEX-FS100 price and specs at [shopcountry 6170].

Sony A580 review at Quesabesde. Price checks at [shopcountry 5509]

Sony NEX Macro Extension Tubes Available on [shoplink 7587 ebay]eBay[/shoplink]! (found via SonyAlphaNex).

NEX-C3 High ISO Noise Test at SonyAlphaNex. The camera has also been tested by the japanese Xamera.itmedia.co.jp and DC.watch websites.

Sony SLT-A35 Hands-On Preview at Photoxels. German A35 video presentation on youtube.

Sony Cybershot DSC-HX100V Review (Photographyblog).

Sony World Photography Awards Goes 3D at ePhotozine.

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  1. Except polarizing (and UV) filter in digital photography filters are not so important. It is easy to apply different filter effects digitally. However new trend is to increase maximal ISO sensitivity and it influences low ISO. It is known that Sony sensors ISO200(320) is better than ISO100. According to DPR tests Sony sensor in Fujix100 this difference in DR is pretty dramatic. Sony NEX-FS100 base ISO is 800. I think in near future we will need ND filters. In the video is shown adjustable ND filter, which is really exiting.

    1. ND-Filters are highly important for most cases of daytime videos, especially with large apertures because you’ll see unwanted effects (cutted moving objects e.g) at shorter shutterspeeds. So you need the ND-filters tio stay over a shutterspeed of 1/160s

  2. I think this is a great website bit recently the mobile view had gone away and my iPhone now keeps showing the full size website. There used to be a toggle button at the bottom of each page to switch between mobile and fullscreen view.

    Have I gone mad?

  3. First of all, the guy should WASH his hands! He seems to work with coal or at a car shop… Bad image for Vistek!

  4. How do you use macro extension tubes on NEX? There’s no aperture control or mechanical focus :/

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