Comments on: (SR5) There will be not a new native E-mount Full Frame lens system! The cameras are E-A mount hybrid (and more…)

By: xianshen

xianshen — Sun, 09 Dec 2012 00:54:40 +0000

I think third party may come up with native E mount FF lens.

By: acolyte

acolyte — Mon, 20 Aug 2012 16:28:08 +0000

Sorry Andrea, some of us could’ve help fend against these trolls but there’s too many of them people like me gave up on fending them off
That said, great work on continuing the site for years. I’m still happily carrying my a77 and nex7, as this site kept me believing in Sony, and no regrets.

By: Lollus

Lollus — Mon, 20 Aug 2012 16:17:46 +0000

Same here. Silking means moaning. The “learned” people are mostly… well never mind:)

By: David DeBar

David DeBar — Mon, 20 Aug 2012 14:26:09 +0000

I have no idea what “silking” means but, I have been waiting for a camera like this for over a decade, way before Sony got into the SLR market. I can remember when there were rumors that Konica was going to make such a camera! It was called a modular camera back then. Later Minolta was bought out by Konica. Then Sony stepped in and bought the Konica/Minolta line and came out with the A100. Good ideas can can a long time to come to fruition. I was bewildered by all the learned people who claimed it could not and would not be done. I probably will never buy an E mount lens. I have a big shelf full of full frame Alpha lenses and a drawer full of old wonderful Konica glass that will be used once more.

By: Lollus

Lollus — Mon, 20 Aug 2012 13:39:57 +0000

It is fun to see all the silking, such as “the flange distance is too short” or “I don’t need FF” or “Andrea is biased”, in the face of what could be a true landmark innovation. The less nerds know, the more they talk, everyone knows that but I did not expect such a crazy amount of silking. This is mad.