The A7sIII book is still listed on Amazon Germany :)
Emmanuel Pampuri posted his french interview Sony. A couple of highlights:
– Fs series suffer from the success of A7 series (30% of the pro market)S – They can’t implement 10bits 4k in FS5II because this needs to much power consumption, it is not a marketing choice.A – 10 bits 4k will be for the next FS generation R – A7sIII is “maybe” coming soon, but it’s the most hiden secret, even in internal Sony teams – A7sIII will keep the same “identity”: low resolution sensor and extreme low light capabilities. Usuable High ISO are more important than oversampling.
The Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8 Di III RXD not only cuts the mustard when mounted on a high-resolution camera but, compared to comparable lenses in this focal range, it’s also a bit smaller, notably lighter and, without any doubts, more affordable than the competition.
Max Yuryev, That1Cameraguy and Jason Vong posted new tests done with the new Tamron 28-75mm. Max says this is an impressive lens despite a few shortcomings (like distortion and build quality).
Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8 – What I DONT Like / Field Test Review
Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8 Sony E Unboxing | Does it Shoot 20fps on the Sony a9?
Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8 for Sony – Sample Wedding Footage + FIRST IMPRESSIONS for VIDEO
Tamron 28-75mm f2.8 sneak peek model shoot discussion
We spotted a brand new Sony patent application filed in 2017 and published now in May. It shows the design and specs of three fast super tele E-mount lenses:
The first lens is the already known 400mm f/2.8. The second lens is the 500mm f/4.0. The third lens is the 600mm f/4.0.
I think there is a 90% chance Sony will really launch all the three lenses on market. After the Sony A9 launch Sony stated multiple times that they want to get seriously into the sport-photography market. The 500mm and 600mm are the logical next step after the launch of the new 400mm f/2.8 FE lens.