Like I told you, we will get a new ZV camera. The only uprise is that it is coming on October 13 and not on October 12 (which was my guess because Sony often announces stuff on Wednesday).
Known ZV info:
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On October 13 Sony will announce a new ZV camera. I have been told that this is basically a ZV-1 with a 20mm fixed lens. It has a 20MP sensor (don’t know yet if it’s the same as the one of the ZV-1 or an updated version).
The massive Amazon Prime deals are now up and running at Amazon US, Amazon CA, Amazon DE, Amazon UK, Amazon FR, Amazon IT, Amazon ES, Amazon NL, Amazon Sweden. Some special mentions:
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The new MAVEN Magnetic filters is selling very well on Kickstarter (Click here). And it deserves the small hype because it’s really simple and innovative. Here is a new review that shows why it’s worth to add it to your camera bag:
A highly trusted source finally confirmed what’s going to be the new A7rV sensor: It will feature a newly developed sensor that is likely to have around 63 megapixels. The main image quality advancement is coming through the much faster processor. He told me the cameras has a lot of smaller improvements and the real highlight will be just ONE thing. The source promised to tell me more about this soon…
The camera will be announced on October 26th, while the new ZV entry level compact camera will be announced soon on October 12th.
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UPDATE: The A7rV image posted by another rumor site is FAKE!
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I made a free, open-source app that brings the computational photography tech in smartphones to professional cameras. In other words, it is now possible to get relatively usable images at ISO 204,800 (see the attachment).
The app is completely free and open-source. I do not have any way to financially benefit from it. I simply want to help photography enthusiasts enjoy a bit of computational photography on their main camera. https://burst.photo. I genuinely believe that the app is useful and that many of your readers might like to know about it. All you need to do is capture a burst of raw images, convert them to DNG, and drop them into the app.
I’ve created an Instagram account that includes new photos and side-by-side comparisons with Lightroom and DxO. I think you’ll like the results 🙂
