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by eastbanger⁠
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All you have to do is to choose the right angle. Composition isn’t nice here but I like these little reflections.⁠
Sony A7Riii⁠
Sigma 85mm 1.4 DG DN⁠
ISO 600 / ƒ/1.4 / 1/80sec.⁠

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This camera angle is insane 🤯🤯

📺: #SEAvsWAS on FOX pic.twitter.com/j6PWGjd8JJ

— Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) December 20, 2020

Sony A7R IV Used to Film NFL Football Game. Sportsvideo writes:

The camera, run by veteran camera operator Mike Smole, was outfitted with a Sony FE 24-70mm f/2.8 GM lens, which — while shooting in HD and using in-camera autofocus — delivered the shallow depth of field that differentiated the image in such a unique way from the other broadcast cameras on the show. From the rig, the video signal was shipped to the truck via a 1080p wireless transmitter provided by CP Communications.
“The future of this camera is pretty wide,” he says, noting the significant cost saving (the rig in total amounts to approximately $10,000) and the relatively simple learning/training curve. “The ethos at Fox encourages this type of innovation on the ground. It doesn’t matter where an idea comes from. We’ll take it. I’m just really proud of this crew, and it’ll only get better from here.”

Sony A7S3 III Amazing, but

Pergear 12mm F2 review at Sonyalpha.blog.
Sigma 65mm F2 DN Definitive Review (Dustin Abbott).
Zeiss ZX1 studio scene uploaded (Dpreview).
Top 10 Mirrorless Cameras of 2020 (Explora).
These Viltrox Sony Lenses are SURPRISINGLY GOOD! (Jason Vong).
Sony A7R IV Used to Film NFL Football Game (Essentiallysports).
Is There A High Quality Telephoto Lens For Sony on a Budget? My Tamron 70-300mm Review (TheSnapChick).

Personal photos and tests from SAR Admin Andrea on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Flickr and 500px.

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The lenses should be available for preorder soon at Viltrox online store (worldwide shipment). On top you can see the new 35mm f/1.8 FE lens.

I took this photo three days ago inside the Covid-19 intensive care station in Bolzano (Italy). This men is finally recovering after two weeks of intubation. The doctor is holding his hand while he has the first chat with him.

This is a small story of hope that may be a good omen for the year to come. I wish you all Merry Christmas and a quick recover from this very hard year!

Andrea Pizzini
instagram.com/andrea_pizzini_photographer

This has been a pretty frustrating year for portrait photographers. Thankfully, there is a safe way to flex your creative muscles.

Of all product we got in 2020 let us all know which is the one that really stands out!

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