Lensbaby announced the new Twist 60 Optic for Sony E-mount. You can preorder it for $279 at BHphoto (Click here). This is the kind of image you “create” with that lens:
And here is the introduction video:
Sony a6300 Real World Sports Test (Tennis)
So I Killed Another A7R2 . . . ADH Replacement Saga (SonyAlphaForum).
Sony a6300 for Sports in Low Light (Mirrorlessons)
The Progression Of A Professional (Douglas Dubler on Aphauniverse).
Zeiss Loxia 35mm review by Phillip Reeve.
Audio: Monitoring the Jackless a6300 and More…(SonyAlphaForum).
Sony RX1R vs. Leica Q: https://youtu.be/sTXmaI3Rg_M
Stuart: “Hi, I was wondering if you would like to share this video? It was all shot on the Sony a7Sii: https://vimeo.com/160587337 The making of video can be seen here: https://vimeo.com/161822092″“
Sony a6300 Commlite Canon EF 85L 40STM 24L
Sharpest 85mm legacy lens (SonyAlphaForum).
Ausprobiert: Sony RX1R II im praktischen Einsatz (Photoscala).
Sony Low Cost Security Sensor for Less than $3 (Image Sensor World).
The 70-200mm f/4 Comparison (Lensrentals).
Cheap and Affordable Lenses- Why they are NECESSARY for photographers by Jason Lanier
FE 16-35mm review at Spuelbeck.net.
Nikon 50 vs Zeiss and Sony and D5 (Jorge Torralba).
Ankur: “Hello. Here’s a film I shot on Sony RX100 IV…. https://youtu.be/ToGLnuvZWic Would be glad if you include it in your weekly Sony showcase”
Hanna: “https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCKsJAA9DsE Check out my new video fro Sony a6300 4k in low light video was shot around 10000 iso.“
Sony A7II Firmware Update 3.10 Review ay Dsphotoblog.com
A6300 w/ 10-18mm (SonyAlphaForum).
My First Sony Camera — CRAIG LITTEN
55 Street Portraits Shot With Sony 55mm f/1.8 Lens (Mikeonthestreet).
How to use create and use LUTs with Sony Alpha Cameras (Gieseyproductions).
Confronto con le Sony A7 II e A7R II (Nadir).
Canon FD 35mm shootout: nFD 2/35 vs nFD 2.8/35 vs FD 2.8/35 TS (Phillip Reeve).
João Côrte: “https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EunxVdnh3Kg made with a sony a6000 and a rokino 12mm f2 lens. It’s the first sunset of spring in the amazing city of Lisbon, Portugal.”
Chad: “A visitor to my blog asked a question about the image quality of one of my lenses on an A7, so I decided to do a quick wide open aperture test of several of my lenses (Contax, Helios, Minolta, Nikon, Olympus, Voigtlander) in the 40mm to 58mm range. I thought some readers of Sony Alpha Rumors might be interested in what I found during my decidedly unscientific set of tests. Wide Open Lenses on a Sony A7: http://fridaysushi.com/2016/03/17/wide-open-lenses-on-a-sony-a7/“
Stan Moniz
A 6 image panoramic stitch of the Milky Way rising over a beautiful single tree in the Carizzo plains. Shot with the Sony a6300 and Tokina 11-20mm f2.8
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Sony A6300 vs A6000 comprehensive comparison and review
Sony with APS-C sensors-will they ever be obsolete? (SonyAlphaForum).
Master E Mount lens list from PMRphoto.
2016 January Cipa report: Digital camera sales dropped by 20%! (Mirrorlessrumors).
Cactus V6 Mk II S promises Sony users the abilty to shoot with almost any brand of flashgun – off-camera and HSS (Amateur Photographer).
Sony’s RX10 III is an impressive but overly expensive camera (Engadget).
70-200mm f/2.8 an unbelievable mess on the Amazon (SonyAlphaForum).
David Kilpatrick on Photoclubalpha argumented with founded tech background dismisses the groundless myth that a shorter mount to focal plane register (body thickness) cause any problems with lens design.
In fact the E-mount makes it possible to design slightly smaller medium to long zooms and very much smaller wide-angles, and normal sized standard lenses. Where there is potential for Sony native lenses to be small, there’s very limited potential for this with DSLRs.
Thanks David for this!
P.S.: Also Photochirp explained some facts around the E-mount system.
