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Sony A7R lV.⁠
Sony 2.8/12-24 GM.⁠
Nisi S6 Filter System.⁠

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Sony A7SIII 6 Month Review – The Hybrid Hero

Sony 24mm F2.8 G review at SonyAlpha.blog.
Sony a7S III Underwater Camera Review (Backscatter)
The Challenge of Depth of Field in Macro or Close-up Photography (Explora).
Gear Review: Sigma’s 28-70mm f/2.8 DG DN Is a Capable All-Purpose Zoom Lens (Keh.com).
The Best f/0.95? Laowa Argus 33mm vs Zhongyi Mitakon 35mm vs 7Artisans 35mm (Richard Wong).
Retour Sony A1 le nouveau flagship (APVL).
Sony RX1R II Fixed EVF Case (Shapeways).

Personal photos and tests from SAR Admin Andrea on Instagram, Facebook, Flickr and 500px.

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The new firmware “improves AF operation stability under certain conditions”. You can download it here: sony.com/electronics/support/lenses-e-mount-lenses/sel70200gm/software/00262877

Sony a1 –Any Sense in $7000 Sony?

Sony 14mm GM test at Mobile01.
The Advantages of High-End Ultra-Wide-Angle Lenses for Landscape Photography (Explora).
Samyang 24mm F1.8 AF review at SonyAlpha.blog.
Small test of the Atomos Ninja V – Sony a7S III ProRes RAW ISO & White balance adjustment in FCPX (Kempetenz).
Sony 12-24 F2.8 Gmaster vs the Sony 16-35 Gmaster! An in depth review of the 12-24gm (Explore. Travel. Capture.)

Udo:

Real footage of the A1 and ASIII in the garden. No review, only results. The first half is out of hand with the A1 without post stabilization, 4K 60p in 30p in the video. The second half partly in 8K and dynamic zoom in Davinci Resolve.
Real On a weekend at the end of April, after a lot of rainfall, lush greenery and numerous flowers in the garden. Just to enjoy!
Filmed with Sony alpha 1 and S3 in 4k and 8K, from 1fps to 240fps
Lenses: Sony 20-105mm GM, Zeiss Batis 135mm, Voigtländer 65mm Macro and Sony 28-60mm
https://youtu.be/uQ1IdbuHbhU

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The updated Sony A7rIVA is now available for preorder at FocusCamera and very soon at BHphoto and Adorama too.

Image on top shows the Sigma 135mm f/1.8 DG DN lens construction

Today four new Full Frame lens patents surfaced in Japan:

1. Sigma 135mm f/1.8 DG DN
2. Tamron 16-70mm f/4.0
3. Tamron 20-72mm f/4.0
4. Tamron 28-72mm f/4.0

The Sigma would be certainly a nice and cheaper alternative to the Sony 135mm GM. And the 28-75mm f/4.0 would make sense as cheap travelzoom option.

via Asobinet and Hi Lows Note

This is the official press text:

Brightening up the future through the innovations starting from the Osaka Office
June 1 2021

The Osaka Office was launched in April 2020 as a CMOS image sensor design and development base for Sony Semiconductor Solutions. It attracts engineers from the Kansai region and is boosting the company’s abilities to design and develop CMOS image sensors for potential markets such as mobile devices and IoT industries.

The Osaka Office pursues a concept, to create an “engineer-first office,” which is new on two accounts, to create a workplace environment that empowers workers. One is that engineers designed the office. The office is an embodiment of their ideas about what arrangements make it easy for them to work. The second point is that it is based on a new working style, known as Activity-based Working (ABW). The idea is that people have choices of places to work in the office, depending on the types of their jobs at hand. It is expected to create a powerful synergy by allowing engineers from different expert areas work together, as well as to stimulate imagination and promote communication in its organic and friendly environment.

Passed the neat reception area, a symbol tree greets you in the display area, and behind this space are various facilities, including a seminar space, a cafe, sofa booths, and diverse rooms. Work benches are equipped with height/angle-adjustable desks, and in the locker room, name plates with facial photos hang on the wall, indicating whether the person is in office–another idea from the engineers. The “engineer-first” concept is also reflected in the area with a variety of chairs, which is useful for having unofficial briefings and meetings, and the booths separated with tall partitions, ideal for jobs that require concentration.

We interviewed the engineers who were involved in the office design, as well as employees working in the office. Based on their stories, we explore the office’s ingenious design and new future possibilities to be realized in this office.

via Image Sensor World.