Sony Tidbits…


Tested: Sony a6500 Mirrorless Camera

Sony E-Mount Lenses for Wedding Photography (Allan Weitz)
UNBOX: KiWAV Grippie for the Sony RX100 V and RX100 IV – The best compact vlogging cameras (Brian Matiash).
Sony A6500 High Speed Sync Fashion Shoot with Canon 400mm f/2.8 and Zeiss 16-35mm (Jason Lanier).
Camera Sales: December 2016 and mirrorless issues (Personal View).

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Mathieu Stern:Hey, i just made a video experiment with an UV Sensitive Camera and an A7II : youtube.com/watch?v=FyH-b_…

Glowinthedark:I’ve made some quick comparision of teh Hoya Red Intensifier filter for night photography http://www.sonyalphaforum.com/topic/6828-hoya-red-intensifier-for-night-shoots/

Meyer Optik Görlitz announces the new Trioplan 35mm f/2.8 FF E-mount lens

The new Trioplan 35mm f/2.8 FF E-mount lens can now be preordered for $599 on their Kickstarter page (Click here).

“The new Trioplan 35+ will be made of the finest materials. It comes with a carefully anodized aluminium housing, and special coated glass lenses from Schott and Ohara. 12 aperture blades create the circular bokeh.”

Lens specs:
Focal length: 35 mm
Aperture: 1:2,8, – 1:22
Angle: +/- 31,5°
Focussing Distance ∞ to 0,3 m
Clip on diameter:  41 mm
Filter Diameter: M 39 x 0,75
Size: Ø 61,5 mm x 50 mm
Weight: ca. 220g
Aperture blades: 12

Image samples can be seen on the Kickstarter page.

 

Sony Tidbits…


Video Eyecup Piece for Sony a6500 – with Modification

A6500 review by Amateur Photographer.
Asahiflex lenses tested on the Sony cameras by DC.watch
Is Nikon FAILING?! “Extraordinary Losses” (Tony Northrup).
Astrophotography with the Tokina Firin 20mm (Stan Moniz).
Photo Composition and Contrast: Leading the Eye to Your Subject (Adorama Learning Center).
Essential Gear for the Working Pro (Explora).

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M.wir führen seit kurzem auch die LumeCube’s die sehr beliebt sind und natürlich auch zum fotografieren sehr gut geeignet sind. Evtl. Sind die was auch für SAR.
http://www.photo-porst-neuwied.de/shop/produkt/lumecubesingle-lc11gm-gunmetal-greylc11gm
http://www.photo-porst-neuwied.de/shop/produkt/lumecubesinglelc11bschwarzlc11b

Sony Tidbits…


Sony FE 24-70 F4 OSS review | Carl Zeiss | Sony Alpha 7S II perfect full frame allrounder lens

Is SONY Camera Gear TOO EXPENSIVE? (Loloho Photo).
Is The Sony Honeymoon Over? (Jeff Remas Photography).
5 Top Lenses over $10k (Adorama Learning Center)
Sony’s F65 CineAlta Digital Motion Picture Camera honored with Scientific and Engineering Academy Award (Sony Blog).
Sony FE 28mm f2 – Erfahrungsbericht (SonyAlphaBlog).
The Fundamentals of Wedding Videography for Beginners (Explora).

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Filipe:I just started a new segment on my channel with trick ans tips for the sony a7rii. I hope you like it. https://youtu.be/-XS19cdDD5A

Phottix launches Ares ll (Sony compatible)

The new Phottix Ares II is now available at Amazon and Adorama.

Here is the official press text presentation via Phottix:

The Phottix Ares II Flash Trigger – 16 Channels of Awesomeness

Welcome to the family
Introducing Phottix’s newest budget-friendly flash trigger system – the Phottix Ares II. The transmitter and receiver system boasts the latest technology and is perfect for manual shooting with studio lights or hot shoe flashes. Better yet: The popular original Phottix Ares system was a standalone product within the Phottix ecosystem – not so for the Ares II. The Phottix Ares II will join the Phottix ecosystem and be compatible” with other Phottix products.

Features:
• Transmitter and Receiver with LCD display
• 16 Channels (Strato II compatibility on channels 1-4)
• 4 Groups, A-D
• Digital ID Codes (0000 – 9999)
• 150m Range
• Compatible with other Phottix products*

The Ares Wireless Trigger took the world by storm when it was released in 2012 the Ares was a simple and affordable way to use off-camera flash. The Ares transmitter and receiver units were popular and lauded by some of the biggest names in the industry for its design and reliability.

More Channels and Digital ID:
Pick from 16 channels. The first four channels offer compatible with the Phottix Strato II Receiver – and can be used to trigger Phottix products such as the Mitros+ and Indra series of studio lights with built-in Strato II receivers. Use the Digital ID function for the ultimate in secure triggering – no one can trigger your flashes unless using your four-digit Digital ID code.

Universal Hot Shoe
The Ares II Transmitters and Receivers have been design to be compatible with most major camera and flash systems (including Sony). The Ares II is at home on Canon, Nikon, Sony (MIS), Pentax, Panasonic, Fuji and Olympus cameras and compatible with most hot shoe flashes (triggering from the X-Sync pin)

Phottix Ares II Transmitter Only – Receiver Sold Seperately