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I am not sure Sony will keep pushing the [shoplink 45779 ebay]QX idea[/shoplink]. We haven’t seen any updated on those cameras lately and I don’t think the [shoplink 45780 ebay]Sony QX1 E-mount[/shoplink] sales are going fine neither. Anyway, seems like Sony is still working on improving the QX concept. Egami spotted that patent showing a new way to attach the QX camera on mobile devices.

But the question right now is if Sony will ever release a new QX camera or not. So that we can keep having fun with this kind of setups…LOL:

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Head-to-Head: Sony a7 Series vs. Sony FS7

Voigtländer 12mm 5.6 Ultra Wide Heliar review (Phillip Reeve).
Test – Sony PXW-FS5 : nos conclusions (Focus Numeriques).
20/4.0 Nikkor with Zhong Yi LensTurbo (SonyAlphaForum).
Carl Zeiss Batis Lenses Review – Two Glass & Metal Gems (Movingelectrons).
A comparison of the Zeiss 85 Milvus and Batis 85 (Jorge Torralba).
My A7sii video set up inc BM Video Assist (SonyAlphaForum).

Rafael: “Hello, I’ve been working with film and photography for almost 20 years and I’m shooting a feature documentary with an A7II and an A7S. You can see the footage from the research phase right here: https://vimeo.com/154487628
I actually wanted to see if you guys could post this on your website because I’ve just started my campaign for an extremely important project on intolerance in Brazil called “Some kind of hatred”. Brazil was always associated with heartwarming, welcoming people, but progressively this great nation is becoming scarred but acts of incredible intolerance and hatred. I’ve left Brazil when I was 11 years old and I came back 23 years later only to find a country I no longer recognize. This is a documentary that Brazil desperately needs! Please take 5 minutes to read about it in our campaign page: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/some-kind-of-hatred/x/13352131#/“

Sergei Gavrilov‎
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Sony ILCE-7RM2
FE 55mm F1.8 ZA

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Kit Lens Portraits: The Breakdown with Miguel Quiles

Switching from Nikon (SonyAlphaForum).
Review: Sony FE 70-200mm f/4 G OSS (Admiringlight).
Sony RX1 II: the perfect pocket rocket? (DearSusans).
Canon 5Ds Compared To Sony A7rII – Introduction (Soundimagesplus).
Worth to wait for A7Riii? (SonyAlphaForum).
90mm macro vs. Batis 85, G-Master 85 for portraits (SonyAlphaForum).

Chris: “This short film strives to highlight the life in the Northern hemisphere of our planet. It is the result of filming in remote locations in Arctic, Norway, Switzerland and Iceland the last couple of years.  Captured with Sony α7rII, α7s, α99 and α77II. https://vimeo.com/156978480“

You can now download the full A6300 manual at helpguide.sony.net.

A6300 sample photos taken with various lenses at SonylphaForum. German A6300 test at Chip.de. More with full-sized sample images from 640 ISO to 6400 ISO on the A6300 by Pmrphoto. And a first unboxing video has been posted by TheDigitalDigest on Youtube. A few unboxing pictures can be downloaded at Wetransfer.

Preorders:
A6300 body at BHphoto, Amazon, Adorama, BestBuy. Calumetphoto.de. Amazon.de. WexUK. Jessops. Amazon.fr.
A6300 with kit lens at BHphoto, Amazon, Adorama, BestBuy. Calumetphoto.de. Amazon.de. WexUK. Jessops.
24-70mm f/2.8 GM FE at BHphoto, Amazon, Adorama, BestBuy. Calumetphoto.de. WexUK. Jessops.
85mm f/1.4 GM FE at BHphoto, Amazon, Adorama, BestBuy. Calumetphoto.de. WexUK. Jessops.

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Thanks Joel for sharing this!

Chipworks analyzed the Sony sensor used by the new Samsung Galaxy S7. And the sensor is the first with the Dual Pixel AF tech sourced from Sony:

It seems the full chip PDAF functionality, which requires dual readout from each pixel, was implemented with a multi-chip solution.

I can imagine Sony could implement the very same tech on larger sensors too. Imaging having a camera where every pixel has PDAF. This would be another standout feature on Sony cameras and one more reason for Canon/Nikon shooters to switch over to Sony…

found via Image sensor world (Thanks Animalsbarry)