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Week 7 Q&A: Is the Sony a6000 an Old Camera already?

Japane reportage shot by Dario Cannone with the Sony A7RmkII (Zeiss 55mm, Zeiss Batis 25mm, Zeiss Batis 85mm)
Post Tips: Make Fast Work of Complex Adjustments (Alphauniverse).
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UK deal: Free Sony SD card with the Zeiss Batis.

Ron Mart:

I thought you guys might like these shots that Douglas Dubler did with a RX100IV that destroy most DSLR shooters: http://www.ronmartblog.com/2017/09/a-point-and-shoot-beats-most-dslr.html The bottom of the article links to a couple amazing shots done with the A7 also!

Hrvoje:

“I am glad to announce another camera in our Primers sets family, having its final image quality improved by this methodology.
So far we have covered S35 and full frame cameras. Time for another sensor size.
Under many tests Sony RX10M2 has shown to be a very capable camera. Primers now empower it further by optimizing its signal and achieving more natural color response.
We have made two sets, for modded Cine2 gamma S-Log2 gammas. Camera settings for Primers base signal preparation are on the Primers web page and it takes a minute to setup the camera. We recommend using Cine2 gamma for most scenarios and S-Log2 only when necessary. In both cases using an external recorder which bypasses h.264 macroblock-based  compression will be very beneficial and is highly recommended. 
Combination of Primers and external recorder take this camera to a higher level and RX10M2 shooters get a powerful compact camera in today’s version of S16 format.
Moving on to other cameras.
Happy motion imaging to fellow shooters…”

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