Sony RX100V Natural Light Portrait Photography Session | Breakdown with Miguel Quiles

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The full video is made by a Sony a7iii + Sony 28mm f2.
Here is the link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnSxcZIHoE4“21576632

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I know it’s hard to choose the right RX100 camera. This table posted by Explora may help you out in your quest!

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A7Riii FE24mmF1.4 GM
1/8 f/1.4 400iso

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Lensvid had an interesting talk with Sigma CEO Yamaki. And there are some things that could be of interest for us:

• Next year Sigma will start making dedicated Full Frame mirrorless lenses (SAR note: I am 99% certain these lenses will be available for both L-mount and E-mount).
• These new lenses will be smaller but not by much. Mr. Kazuto Yamaki gives an example of Sony’s 35mm FF lens vs. their own DSLR lens with an adaptor and explains that making the lenses significantly smaller might not always be possible even if they are designed for mirrorless cameras from the ground up.
• Making tilt-shift lenses for mirrorless cameras is not a priority for Sigma
• Sigma always tries to make its lenses smaller and lighter but at least in the art series, it prefers optical performance over size/weight as opposed to the contemporary series which is more balanced.
• Sigma is interested in Phase Fresnel but this doesn’t mean that we will see any lens based on this technology (which Nikon and to some extent Canon) employed.
• Mr. Kazuto Yamaki agrees that we are at the start of a new area in Photography, one that signifies the move from DSLR to mirrorless cameras. He also mentioned that he believes this is part of a process of change that has been going on for a long time and has been happening every 20-30 years. The last time was the move from analog to digital, before that we had the move from manual focus to autofocus and even before that the move from rangefinder to DSLR cameras.
• Mr. Kazuto Yamaki predicts that we will see more mirrorless sales than DSLRs in about 3 years. However, DSLR lens sales will probably still be higher (as there will still be many more DSLRs around compared to mirrorless cameras).

Found via L-rumors.com