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SONY a9 at 120 fps with ZEISS Batis primes
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Sony ZV-1 First Look (TheDigitalDigest).
My Atomos Rig: Agne Harris’ minimalist Sony A7 III wedding video setup (Atomos on Youtube).
Sony 35mm f/1.8 FE test at Mapcamera
Full-Frame Cameras in 2020 (Explora).
Pergear 50mm f/1.8 lens review with samples (Christopher Frost)
Sony FE 20mm F1.8 G: Definitive Review (Dustin Abbott).
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Sony 100-400mm F4.5-5.6 OSS G Master Review
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Samyang AF 75mm f/1.8 FE review (Digitalcameraworld).
A Guide to Accessories for Newborn and Infant Photography (Explora).
Lenses for mirrorless: how Canon, Nikon, Panasonic and Sony full-frame options compare (Dpreview).
German test of the 70-180mm Tamron lens by Andy Grabo.
Tamron 70-180mm F/2.8 Di III VXD Lens – Capturing Porch Photos by Ashly Deskins
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Recommended External Hard Drives for Photo, Video, and Audio Production (Explora).
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ISDT NP2 Smart Charger: the Ultimate Sony Battery Charger (review by Lensvid).
Sony Unveils Two 1080p Sensors for Security Applications (Image Sensor World)
Tamron 70-180mm f/2.8 for Sony FE – The Ultimate Fast Zoom for Sony? (Pixel Connection).
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For 84 years Olympus made great cameras. A long history wiped out with a few cold press release lines.
The years to come will be very hard for all remaining companies. So let us know what you think will happen:
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My two cents: I am 99% confident Sony-Canon-Fuji will still be on the market. Probably Nikon too…but I am less sure about this one.
This is likely one of the worse news ever for the camera industry. And I fear this isn’t the last company to fall in the years to come. Olympus announced it sold the camera business to JIP. And now, JIP is not likely to keep MFT alive. As reported by our reader Mistral:
Japan Industrial Partners (JIP) are a Japanese private equity fund specializing in restructuring / turnaround situations. They buy loss-making businesses, strive to make them profitable and, once done, resell them to corporate acquirers.
To give an example: they bought Sony’s PC business (Vaio).
In short this is what’s likely to happen: Layoffs of personnel, killing of future products launches (from 2021) and sale of technologies to the best offer.
And I feel Olympus is just the first company that will kill it’s Imaging Division. In the short term Pentax may be next. In the long term also some bigger companies may stop making cameras.
