PetaPixel claims that Sony gave up on the RX lineup and that Fuji is our best hope to get a new Full Frame fixed lens cameras. But I think they are wrong! I have finally a tiny bit of hope that Sony will launch a new RX1 camera in 2024. I have no final confirmation yet…but because It’s Christmas time and I am allowed to express my wishes: I hope this will be the world’s first Full Frame camera with curved sensor and 35mm f/1.4 lens!
Laowa will soon announce their very first autofocus lens. It’s the 10mm f/2.8 which is going to be available for Sony E and Nikon Z mount. Here are the leaked images of the Z-mount version-
A super reliable and trusted source contacted me via rumor box. The only way I can ask him question si by publishing a post on SAR. SO here are my questions for him:
Thanks for all the info, but can you confirm the A7sIV is coming in 2024 or not?
You happen to have some info on competition too? Hint….DJI :)
When you mention a release period…this is when the product will start to be on the market. Announcement is going to happen 1-2 months earlier right?
I am sure there will be more lenses than the ones you mentioned right?
The A7sIII is nearly four years old. So it’s now due of a replacement. But I did not get any info yet from trusted sources about when to expect the new A7sIV. Sometimes I even wonder if tere will be ever a new A7sIV because of cameras like the FX3 and A9III that can do perfectly fine video too.
All I am getting now are wild rumors from unknown sources. Here I am going to share one of them just for the sake of discussion. Would a A7sIV with 2 layer sensor make sense to you? Here are the rumored specs:
My info about A7siv – Actual: 20.5 Megapixel Effective: 19 Megapixel same/similar as FX9, but with 2 layer transistor and large photodiode for 2x low light.
Stacked sensor. No global shutter but very low rolling shutter. No AA filter. 6k120p 6k60 6k30 6k24. 4k120/60/30/24 Oversampled from 6k crisp image. 8 stops ibis standard plus dynamic active stab. Dual iso with second iso at 25600 ! Slightly Improved evf, screen. Better ergonomics. No overheating new radiator to withstand increased resolution and oversampling.
All the best. Price increase from 3499$ to 4000$ only.
We can be 99% certain the next Sony camera to be announced is a new videocamera. Most likely a new FX E-mount model. I got no info from trusted sources about the possible specs. So here is one of the “WILD” rumors I got:
The Super 35mm variant of the ILME-FX6 seems to be coming next year. It appears to be called the ILME-FX50 with 8-speed IBIS, variable e-ND. It is known to support 4K/120p recording, with its resolution not officially specified to dealers. I don’t know if it will continue to use the ILME-FX30’s sensor, or if it will use a lower resolution sensor similar to the ILME-FX6, such as quad-bayer binning variant for the X-H2’s sensor.