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At the Cp+ show Kamlan displayed the new 50mm f/1.1 II APS-C E-mount lens which is much bigger than the previous 50mm lens:

And here is the new 8mm f/3.0 E-mount lens:

Kamlan E-mount lenses will go on sale on Amazon US, Amazon DE, Amazon UK, Amazon FR, Amazon IT, Amazon CA.

via twitter.com/nuko009 and twitter.com/Kaden_Hihyou

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Sony A6400 Review (CameraJabber).
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The Franken-Scanner Slide and Negative Digitizer (Explora).
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The new Godox V1 Flash Speedlight For Sony is now listed at Adorama.

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Capture One launched a new deal on all Sony packages (Click here). You save 50% on the perpetual license, the subscription pan and the style bundles!

During the Sony A6400 presentation (video here on minute 8) Sony officially addressed the (negative) E-mount myths that are “running” on the web:

Myth 1:
E-mount was built for APS-C but not for Full Frame

Back in September Leica CEO claimed that E-mount was designed for E-mount and therefore Sony had challenges in making FF work:

In 2010 (long before the first Full Frame E-mount camera launch) Sony stated that E-mount is made for Full Frame too (Article here on DC.watch).

Myth 2 and 3:
E-mount is too small to allow for f/1.0 lenses and it’s difficult to design fast lenses for E-mount

Sony also answered to the myth saying E-mount cannot allow for fast lens designs:

The theoretical fastest lens Sony can make is f/0,63 which is on par with the Leica L. Canon RF can do f/0,62 and Nikon can do f/0,58. But keep in mind that we will never reach those numbers  because the lens would be incredibly big, impossible to focus and expensive like a supercar

The Nikon 58mm f/0,95 lens is bulky, expensive (rumored to cost $6,000) and does work with manual focus only:

Nikon management creates all that fuzz back when they announced the Nikon Z with that huge mount. Truth is many Sony lenses are rated as being the best on the market. And the Nikon Z lenses we have seen so far are certainly good but not living up the “marketing-hype” and certainly are not better than what Sony has to offer.