Do you agree with him?

And here is David Oastlers take on how the Sony A7sIII shoudl be (video posted weeks before Photokina):

image courtesy: Phillip Reeve

Phillip Reeve had the chance to shoot some images with the Nisi 75mm f/0.95 prototype lens. Nisi has recently announced some Cine lenses (see image and specs below). But the 75mm f/0,95 is  their first photo oriented lens. Phillip shared some image smaple son his website (Click here to see them) and writes:

The lens is quite big and heavy as is to be expected from one with these parameters. It is a short flange/mirrorless design and will be available for several mounts (including Sony FE, Canon R and Nikon Z). The prototype we saw is native E-mount and the lens covers the full frame sensor area.

Of course we weren’t able to fully evaluate the cine lenses by spending a bit of time with them at Photokina, but handling and build quality both left a good impression, the focus and aperture rings had a really nice resistance.
The emphasize of the optical design is meant to be on bokeh rendering and indeed I would describe it as very smooth. Contrast and sharpness were more than sufficient as well.

We cannot and should not rate the 75mm f/0.95 yet as it was an early prototype, but the bokeh looked really smooth and as a fan of the Mitakon 50mm f/0.95 I look forward to this lens.
If the final production model is close to the cine lenses in terms of contrast, resolution and flare resistance this will be an interesting lens for people into shallow depth of field photography.

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Reminder: A couple of weeks ago Nisi announced their very first E-mount Cine lenses:

Nisi F3 25mm Full Frame lens T2.1
Nisi F3 35mm Full Frame lens T2.0
Nisi F3 50mm Full Frame lens T2.0
Nisi F3 75mm Full Frame lens T2.0
Nisi F3 100mm Full Frame lens T2.0

Press text:

We are pleased to announce that a new firmware update for the SIGMA MOUNT CONVERTER MC-11 SA-E and EF-E is now available.

This firmware makes the SIGMA MOUNT CONVERTER MC-11 compatible with the latest firmware of SIGMA interchangeable lenses.
For customers who own the SIGMA MOUNT CONVERTER MC-11 SA-E / EF-E, please update the firmware via SIGMA Optimization Pro※ by connecting it to a computer using the supplied USB Cable.

※ Before updating the SIGMA MOUNT CONVERTER MC-11 firmware, please ensure SIGMA Optimization Pro has been updated to ver. 1.4.1 or later for Windows, and ver. 1.4.0 or later for Macintosh.

【Applicable product】
・SIGMA MOUNT CONVERTER MC-11 SA-E / EF-E

【Benefits of the update】
・It has become compatible with the SIGMA 60-600mm F4.5-6.3 DG OS HSM | Sports.
・It has become compatible with the SIGMA 24-70mm F2.8 DG OS HSM | Art (For SIGMA: Ver.1.03, For Canon: Ver.2.02).

【SIGMA Optimization Pro Download page】
https://www.sigma-global.com/en/download/lenses/sigma-optimization-pro/

For international customers, please contact your nearest authorized SIGMA subsidiary / distributor.
https://www.sigma-global.com/en/about/world-network/

We appreciate your continued support for our company and products.

Image via CamerSize

Tony Northrup posted this Canon EOS R vs Sony a7 III Review:

The 5 MP IMX250MZR is Sony’s first machine vison sensor with onboard polarization. In this video, you will see a demonstration of the sensor, including two of its time saving capabilities.

Here is the full press text via Sony-semicon.co.jp.

Skylum released a new video to show their new DAM module that works similar to Lightroom. Reminder: If you plan to buy Luminar use the coupon code “SAR” you will get $10 off.

The DAM module will be released in December and be a free upgrade for all current Luminar owners!

I am out for a short hike with my family and coming back soon. And now the teaser: When I am back I will post an SR5 (max reliability) rumor about a new Sony camera at 15:00 London time! This camera is going to be announced very soon by Sony!

Yes, now it’s REALLY our time :)

UPDATE: I have now posted the rumors here: sonyalpharumors.com/sr5-sony-will-soon-announce-a-new-high-end-aps-c-camera-with-evf-in-the-middle-like-the-a7-series/

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