This info is from a trusted source that was correct many times and wrong one single time. So I would say it’s 70% accurate for now. He writes:
Name is unknown Completely new design. EVF is located on the optical axis as same as Îą7 blackoutfree 20fps improved ergonomics
This camera is rumored to be annnounced soon along a new APS-C lens and the 135mmGM.
Another source said that the 135mm GM will be on market by 2019. So I don’t know if the lens will be announced now at the PhotoPlus show or sometimes in early 2019.
That said we have yet NO reliable confirmation confirming that the new High End APS-C camera will be announced at PhotoPlus. Hope to get some more info the upcoming days…
The new Canon and Nikon cameraa are now shipping in Europe and US. Fotohanskeuzekamp.nl has shared these images of all three cameras side by side. The big FF battle has began! The only missing piece is the new Panasonic S1-S1R FF camera. A size comparison with Sony cameras can be found here on L-rumors.com.
Focus peaking – shooting manual focus on Sony a6300, a6500, a7iii, a7riii, a7sii, a9
Sigma 16mm F1.4 DC DN review at SonyAlpha.blog.
How Nikonâs mirrorless did not make me sell my Sony at Phillipreeve.net.
Why Sony really should update their adapters for A-mount glass (Enthusiastphotoblog)
Classic Camera Review: The Contax G2 (Explora).
Boya BY-PM700 USB Podcast USB Microphone (Personal View).
Vocas E-Mount to LPL Adaptor – Newsshooter
Nokishita made a recap of all cameras that have been registered in Asia and that yet have to be announced. There are two Sony compact camera models named WX700 and WX800. We noticed that latel Sony registered Higher End cameras only few days before the launch. That might be the case with the rumored A7000 (or A6xxx) High End Camera too.
With the launch of the Alpha Female program, Sony aims to create meaningful change and “elevate diversity in thought and creation.” The Alpha Female initiative features a Creator-in-Residence program which will award $25,000 grants (and an additional $5,000 product allowance and $5,000 in product loans) to five women. Applications are now open for the grants which can be used to fund projects and activities that will help the grantees take their careers to the next level. See more details in the press release below and see how to apply at alphauniverse.com/alphafemale.
âAlpha Femaleâ will feature a Creator-in-Residence program that will award five women photographers and filmmakers a six-month grant to fund projects and activities to help take their careers to the next level.
SAN DIEGO, Sept. 14, 2018 â Sony Electronics, Inc. â a global leader in digital imaging and the worldâs largest image sensor manufacturer â has today released details regarding their new âAlpha Femaleâ program, the companyâs thoughtful response to the imaging industryâs well-known challenges with diversity.
âSony has been a leader in the industry as it relates to driving diversity and inclusion in our workforce,â said Jennifer Geddy, head of digital marketing at Sony Electronics. âWe are bringing that same energy to customers via programs such as Alpha Female. We acknowledge that more work can always be done when it comes to elevating diversity in thought and creation. We win and consumers win when all voices have equal weight.â
A critical component of their newly launched âBe Alphaâ campaign, the âAlpha Femaleâ initiative will focus on providing opportunities for creators in the imaging industry to advance their careers, while also generating extensive chances for women professional photographers and videographers of all experience levels to meet, connect and collaborate.
âAlpha Femaleâ will feature a Creator-in-Residence program that will award five women photographers and filmmakers a six-month grant to fund projects and activities to help take their careers to the next level. The grant will include $25,000 in funds, $5,000 in product allowance, an additional $5,000 in product loans and a mentorship pairing with one of Sonyâs high-profile Artisans of Imagery. These five grantees will also have their work presented at headline exhibits in both the New York and Los Angeles markets.
In addition to the grant program, Sony will support several female-backed and focused events that aim to push progress for diversity in photography and filmmaking. The company will also fund several projects by female members of their Artisans of Imagery and Alpha Imaging Collective organizations, showcasing the amazing talent and creativity of their brand.
Neal Manowitz, vice president of Imaging Products and Solutions at Sony Electronics, added âDiversity and inclusion are core principles of our company, and we would not be where we are today without this focus. âAlpha Femaleâ gives us the chance to open some very important doors for female creators, while also highlighting the impressive work of our existing roster of ambassadors. Itâs a program that we are very proud to stand behind.â
The Alpha Female Creator-in-Residence program will open applications today, and the programâs first-ever class will be announced in early October. For more information visit www.alphauniverse.com/alphafemale.
A variety of additional content related to Sonyâs âBe Alphaâ campaign, including articles, videos and events, can be found at www.alphauniverse.com/BeAlpha.
