Sony Tidbits…


SIGMA FP vs SONY A7 III – Can SIGMA Change My Mind?

Entaniya Fisheye HAL 220 PL on a Sony camcorder.
A7/A9 series Guides and Tutorials (MirrorlessComparison).
Calling the shots: the 12 most exciting cameras of the decade (Techradar).
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I BOUGHT Sigma 24-70mm for Sony in Japan! (Jason Vong).
My Favorite Sony Mirrorless Cameras of 2019 (That1CameraGuy).
Wide, Wider, Widest: Hands-On Review of Meike’s Ultra-Wide and Fisheye Lenses (Explora).
Tokina FiRIN 20 mm F2 AF im Test at ValueTech.

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Venus Optics announce pricing and availability of the world’s widest t/2.9 cinema lens

The world’s widest f/2.9 Cine lens is now available for $1,499 at Venuslens.net (worldwide shipment).

Press text:

Venus Optics, the manufacturer who specializes in making wide angle and macro photo lenses under the brand name of Laowa, announce the Laowa 12mm t/2.9 Zero-D Cine lens. The new 12mm lens is currently the widest t/2.9 lens that can cover sensor up to both full frame & vista vision size (wider than full frame), making it one of the ideal wide angle option for both professional cinema cameras and mirrorless cameras.

Features

– Full Frame / Vista Vision coverage
– Close to zero distortion
– 122 degrees FoV
– Super Compact
– EF or PL or E mount available
– Step-up to 114mm for matte box installation

Sony Tidbits…


Sony A6600 Review

Fresh out of the box: getting started with your first interchangeable lens camera (Dpreview).
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12 Recommended Travel Tripods (Explora).
Sony FE 24mm F1.4 GM Review at HelloMikee.
Sony 16-55mm F2.8 G | Premium-Objektiv oder Software-Schwindel für über 1.000 Euro? (ValueTech).
I Finally Got the Lens! Sony 400mm F2.8 GM (That1CameraGuy).
Darktable 3.0 released with new features, bug fixes and major GUI update (Dpreview).
Sigma 24-70mm f2.8 DG DN Art review-so-far (CameraLabs).

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This week SAR readers photos selection


Mark Kostich‎
Bush Viper (Atheris squamigera) black variation
Sony 7R4, 90mm Macro lens, Sony HVL-F45RM
1/200, F20, ISO 100
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Dpreview readers voted the Sony A7 as the most important camera of the decade

Dpreview writes:

So which camera did DPR readers crown the most important of the decade? The full-frame mirrorless cameras that started it all: the Sony a7 and a7R. Both cameras were far from perfect when they made their debut in 2013, but there’s no denying the influence that they’ve had on the industry as a whole since then.

Yep, I think we can all agree the Sony A7 changed the game in this decade. The question now is…will Sony still lead the pack in the next decade or will Canon and Nikon find the lead again?