Adobe just told us the $10 plan is still available…

Adobe contacted us and told us this:

Hi there- Sorry for any misinformation. We haven’t changed the standard 20GB Photography plan, it’s still available here: adobe.ly/2Y5WxT3 or via phone at 1-800-585-0774 We’re just currently testing photography plans with higher levels of storage. ^RR

But I find it odd that they simply have removed this $10 basic plan option from the official Adobe’s pricing page. To me this looks like they are simply trying to do some damage control in the short-term. My bet is soon the $10 option will be gone anyway…

Reminder:.Capture One for Sony for the price of $109!

Adobe removes the $10/month basic plan and now you have to pay $20/month. Time to switch to Capture One folks!

As reported by PetaPixel Adobe did remove the $10/month basic plan. The minimum you have to pay now is $20/month (see Adobe’s new pricing here).

Now do yourself a favour and buy Capture One for Sony for the price of $109. I use it and I am very happy with it. Yeah I know it’s always a pain to make a software switch. But once you get over with it you will be happy to not pay a monthly fee!

If you need something cheaper check out the new Luminar 3.1 with AI 2.0 filter. Get it here and use our coupon code “SAR” to save extra $10 at checkout!

UPDATE. Adobe just said that their $10 plan is still available (Click here):

 

Sony Tidbits…


Sony a6400 & Tamron 28-75mm f2.8 review

Zeiss Batis 40mm f2 CF review (CameraLabs).
Latest Canon presentation confirms their focus is now on Mirrorless (MirrorlessRumors).
5 Photoshop Tips for Amazing Photo Composites! ft. Rikard Rodin
135mm GM test at Immian.
Lighting Gear for Outdoor Portraits (Explora).
Sony FE 12-24mm F/4 G at Universal Studios (Enthusiastphotoblog).

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

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BCN reports the Sony A7III sells more than the competition combined (Canon R, Canon RP and Nikon Z6)

BCN collected the March-April japanese sales shares of the top five entry level Full Frame cameras. It aggregates POS data of home electronics retailers and EC shops across the country (around 40% of entire country sales). The data shows something very unexpected: Yes the Canon EOS-RP had a good sales start in the week of March 11. But sales quickly dropped.

Currently the three competition cameras from Canon (RP+R) and Nikon (Z6) all together sell less than the amount of the A7III…WOW!

Of course this is representative for the Japanese market only but the trend seems to be confirmed by the (non scientific) Amazon US Best Sellers ranking where the A7III scores much better than the competition.

Thanks Frank!

Note: I corrected a mistake in the A7III vs competition percentage Sorry!

Sigma confirms first natively designed Full Frame lenses for mirrorless will be announced within 2019

Sigma CEO Yamaki had a chat with Imaging Resource. And he made it very clear that “brand-new lens designed for the short flange-back system should be available some time this year.” What’s also clear from this interview is that these lenses will be designed for the 20mm flange distance of the L-mount and than simply modified to fit the flange distance of Sony E-mount too

Few more info:

About the Sigma FE lens sales:
…”Surprisingly good. They like the optical performance of those lenses. It’s better than I expected. But there also are some people waiting for the lens design for the short flange-back, so we are also working on it

Market is shrinking.
Yamaki believes the market will shrink further: “Maybe [down] 20 to 25% from now, that’s my guess.

DSLR vs Mirrorless:
…”the market is changing from DSLR to mirrorless much quicker than I thought.“…..”Eventually, I think the majority of interchangeable-lens cameras will be mirrorless.

Sony Tidbits…


Leica Q2 vs Sony RX1R II vs Fujifilm X-100F

Sigma 16mm f/1.4 DC DN ‘C’ lens review with samples (Christopher Frost).
Why EVERYONE is LOVING the Sony a7III Right Now! (Jason Vong).
NAB 2019: MOZA Announces AirCross 2 Gimbal (Explora).
Canon M50 vs Sony A6300: Canon Embarrassed & Dethroned (Camera Conspiracies).
Sony Robotics and Interaction Future is Based on ToF and Stereo Technologies (Image Sensor World).
Panasonic 50mm S review at Photographyblog: “certainly up there with the likes of the Zeiss Otus 55mm F1.4 and the Canon RF 50mm F1.2 USM” (L-rumors).

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

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