Just recently Mr. Goto Teng from Nikon said that mirrorless ain’t really for Professionals yet. So let’s see some of these Sony amateurs at work:
Sony Artisan of Imagery Chris Burkard shot this breathtaking documentary about surfing on the Arctic. On Adventurejournal you can see what gear he is using to create his work.
Sony 100-400mm F4 Lens First Look
HDR Photography w/ HDR Efex Pro II & Lightroom Using Sony A99 II Image Files (SonyAlphaLab).
65/2 Apo-Lanthar 1:2 field flatness (Jim Kasson).
Laowa 15mm macro review by Mark Alhadeff.
Top Memory Cards for Photo and Video Recording (Explora).
Falcon Eyes Sophiez SO-108TDX Led Lights (Personal View).
Oliver: “Ich habe mit der Sony A7sII und der Sony A6300 einen Film über einen Extreme Full Distance Triathlon gemacht. Würde mich freuen, wenn Du den Link bei den Sony Tidbits integrierst…http://bit.ly/2hSsMoW“
Image by ePhotozine
This is the cheapest fastest APS-C E-mount lens you can buy: It costs $169 on Amazon US, Amazon DE, Amazon UK, Amazon FR, Amazon IT and Amazon ES.
And ePhotozine posted the full lens review:
KamLan has a simple, ambitiously specified lens for a very low price. It is well made, performs well and, within the limitations of manual focus and lagging edge quality, it is still a lens that delivers something very useful. The bright f/1.1 aperture is one thing and the gorgeous bokeh is another. The lens is not technically perfect, but it does have excellent photographic, creative qualities that could be used to advantage. At £126, there is little to lose.
Image courtesy: Mapcamera
Mapcamera posted a set of image samples shot with the new 40mm f/1.2 FE lens. This lens looks so sexy on the A7 I might buy it too :)
The lens is listed without preorder option at BHphoto. It’s available in Europe in many stores like eBay.
UPDATE: Many more images have now been posted at Google Photos (Click here).
More images at Mapcamera.com/KASYAPA.php?itemid=31056&19&1&18
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Thanks Sven and Alexis!
As disclosed by patent JP2016/003349 Sony is working on a sensor with built-in lens structure array. This would allow Sony to make very thin cameras ideal for mobile devices and the automotive industry. But in the future this could become an interesting application for larger sensor fixed lens cameras too.
Manny sent me the link to his video with this text:
In my video, I shoot with a full frame and crop sensor camera to compare the final images and the results are pretty surprising (Not really) The message of the video is that there isn’t much difference between the photos coming from both types of cameras and other factors play a bigger role!
Image on top shows the current 20mm f/2.8 A-mount lens
The following info is from a source whom shared a few correct info in the past.
He told me that Sony will launch a new 20mm f/2.8 Full Frame E-mount later this year. This will be part of the affordable FE lens series from Sony like the 50mm f/1.8 FE and 28mm f/2.0 FE. It will become a relatively compact lens like the 20mm A-mount version.
Quick FEreminder: 135mm and 400mm FE lenses are on Sony’s announcement roadmap too.
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