Dpreview interviewed the Tamron manager Stacie Errera. When asked about the 28-75mm FE success she said:

That lens has definitely been very well-accepted by Sony shooters worldwide. Right now we’re still in a very heavy demand situation. Supply is catching up, though. I think it’s really the first lens that seems to fit the form factor of the camera itself. That balance and that lightweight design without compromising performance, everything about it fits the form factor and goal for what that system is all about. So definitely, with the acceptance of this, we’ll see more from Tamron for Sony mirrorless cameras.

Alphaunivers (Click here) announced the Sony Alpha Female Creators-In-Residence Winners.
And SonyMirrorlessPro expalines in an interview with David Schloss why this contest is so important.

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7 Ways to Accessorize Your Sony Camera (Explora).
The ZEISS Batis 2/40 CF Experience (Zeiss Youtube).
Low Light photos with Google Pixel 3 VS Sony A7R3 (Pierre T. Lambert).
Review of the Yasuhara Nanoha X5 super macro lens for APSC (Sonyalpha.blog).
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Sony will have an official press conference and product announcement day on January 7 at 5pm Las Vegas time. Usually Sony doesn’t announce new E-mount gear at CES. Last time this happened was in 2014 for the A5000. But you never know. And from a reliable source we heard Sony’s focus will be on unveiling a full 8K platform which includes:

8K Television/CLEDIS
8K Laser projector
8K camera/camcorder
8K postprocessing platform

I have no detail about this 8K camera/camcorder. Don’t know if it has E-mount or not. By the way, the first 8K transmission at NHK just started. And by 2020 most camera manufacturers promised to release 8K cameras.

Well this is an unexpected and sad news: The Photokina 2019 event has been canceled. We will have to wait til May 2020 to get the next one. Read the full Press release.

via Fujirumors