Do Sony Mirrorless cameras and lenses hold their resale value?

What’s In My Bag: Chris Orwig’s Gear When Traveling Light (Alphauniverse).
Good news and Bad news on latest June camera shipment report…(Mirrorlessrumors).
Aputure Tri-8 Professional Led Panel Light (Personal View).
Best Action Cameras for Every Budget (Adorama Learning Center).
Warning! Avoid Eyelead Gel-Sticks for Sony A7 Cameras – Part 1 (Talkingtree).
Real-Time HDR Resolving with Atomos (Explora).

Raven: “I have a cool tutorial on jow to shoot milkyway on flight, I am using A7Rii, with the samyang 12mm f2, using Apsc mode, here is the video link with tbe english sub, take a look
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Bernie: “Just finished my 2017 Directors Reel. 2 years of full-time shooting and it’s been quite the journey. 90% of this real was filmed with the a6500 w/Zhiyun Crane. A few a7s and drone shots sprinkled in lol. https://youtu.be/JmDpHzXIBHU“

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James Holman explored one of the last places on earth where you cans till flee form the mass tourism:

“It’s the the third film I’ve produced over the last 8 years from the former military dictatorship. Our first, Altered Focus: Burma was shot in 2009 (in the PD150 days!) and was featured on both BBC and CNN World News as well as the Washington Post. Our second, Youth of Yangon, was made in 2013 and closely documented, in Burmese language, the growing skateboard community having discovered it in the first film.
Pushing Myanmar was a multi-facetted project, it started when a German non-profit organisation, Make Life Skate Life got in touch about the possibility of building a skatepark there. After a successful crowd-funding campaign in late 2015 raising $20k USD we were able to build the country’s first international standard skatepark. This allowed us to follow what was always a dream following the first two films and make a third and final chapter that documents both the history of skateboarding in the country but also the immense positive change it has had on the community.
The film was shot almost entirely on the Sony A7s2 with only a handful of non-Sony shots being follow-cam on GoPro 4.”

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Lens ZEISS Loxia 2,4/85, camera Sony A7II

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Laowa 105mm f2 STF w/ Sony a7rii – Photoshoot. Featuring John Sison

Canon reports strong sales of their mirrorless cameras (MirrorlessRumors).
Fighting the Fog: Two Minute Tips with David Bergman
Long reach using Sony E-mount cameras – optical 1120mm with AF! (Fred Miranda).
Why I Added the Sony A7RII to My Gear Bag (Adorama Learning Center).
On the Road with Miggo Bags and the Splat Flexible Mini Tripod (Explora).
Sony FE50mm F2.8 Macro review at SonyAlphaBlog.
Six Points to Consider as You Transition to a Mirrorless System (Lightstalking).

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This is the first time we can see a live video of the earthquake affecting the Sony Kumamoto sensor facility. Check it out:

Luckily nobody got hurt. But it took nearly one year to get back to normal operations.

via DigitalPhotoPro and SonyMirrorlessPro.

Imaging Resource had a Q&A session with Sony and here are some of the key info:

APS-C:
Sony’s top executive for interchangeable-lens camera development said emphatically that Sony will never leave the APS-C market, and that we can expect continued development of that part of their product line going forward.

A6500:
Sony says that products like the A6500 are a critical part of their overall strategy, and that even pros are using them as second bodies.

Market share:
Sony has to grow by growing the overall market, not just by poaching market share from other players. Sony’s goal is to use their ability to innovate to open up new possibilities for photographers.

Number two on the market:
Sony is planning to become number two on the interchangeable market by surpassing Nikon.

I hope this means we are going to see some APS-C E-mount glass soon (hugely needed!). And it will be a hard struggle for Sony to now take over the position number one from Canon. Will it happen any time soon?

You can get the Lydith 30mm f/3.5 E-mount lens on Indiegogo. Here is the press text: