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Zeiss did display the ZX1 at the CP+ show but did not unveil further details about the possible release date. Dpreview posted a new ZX1 hands-on report. This is their summary:
One advantage the Zeiss has over previous attempts at Android-based cameras is that it’s not trying to compete on price with less-sophisticated mass-market models, meaning (in theory) fewer corners should need to be cut in terms of processing power or memory.
The company say they’ve also stripped the Android implementation back to the bare essentials and focused on building a camera interface, rather than trying to use any of the operating system’s built-in camera capabilities. And even in this non-final form, this decision appear to have paid-off, with the interface working smoothly.
If anything, it’s Zeiss’s decision to include an ISO dial, rather than an exposure comp control (or an unmarked dial to let you choose which you want access to), that took us longest to adapt to in our brief time with the camera. Zeiss believes that a lot of people will manually set exposure, leaving ISO effectively playing the role of exposure compensation. I guess we’ll see how that feels once we get our hands on a testable camera in the coming months.
These are the first images of the new Zhongyi 50mm f/0,95III lens. This lens will be available for Canon RF, Nikon Z and Sony E-mount. Here you see it mounted on the Canon:
Greg Waterman (video ontop): “Pitbull wanted a “historical-looking” video from Carnaval so my documentary style was perfect. He and Brazilian pop-star Claudia Leitte performed the song on the lead float of the parade in Salvador. Even though it was broadcast live, I was told to ignore the TV cameras and get the best scenes no matter what. David Rousseau directed and I shot on a Sony a9 using Zeiss lenses, mostly the Batis 25mm. We used a local drone operator for the aerials. And of course I made all my photographs later from the video footage ;)”
Fujifilm X-T30 with XF16mm f/2.8 Size Comparisons vs Sony A6400, Canon EOS RP and More (Fujirumors).
TEST / Alpha 6400 (A6400) : le nouvel appareil hybride d’entrée de gamme de Sony (LesNumeriques).
The Lomogon 32mm F2.5 lens features perfectly round apertures on a rotating wheel (Dpreview).
Photo Editing on the Go with the Apple iPad Pro (Explora).
Personal photos and tests from SAR Admin Andrea on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Flickr and 500px.
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Here you have a few images I got from one of my readers:
And now to some other CP+ images:
Blue Mountains Photoshoot – Sony a7r3 +70200 f2.8 GM & Godox ad400pro
Viltrox 20mm F1.8 Sony E-Mount: Final Review by Dustin Abbott.
One EASY Trick You Can Use To Make Scroll-Stopping Portraits! (Miguel Quiles).
Sigma has done more for enthusiast APS-C than Nikon, Canon and Sony combined (Dpreview).
Laowa 24mm F14 Probe review on Sonyalpha.blog.
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 VI product overview (Dpreview).
HikeVentures: “Made a nature video with the Sony A7III and the Sony 24mm 1.4mm in Finland https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7ZuRhPHciY”
Personal photos and tests from SAR Admin Andrea on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Flickr and 500px.
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