According to multiple sources (Thank you all!) Samyang will announce another Autofocus FE prime lens during the second half of 2017. I have no specs yet but I do hope those same sources will soon give me some info :)
These are the first images of the new Tamron 24-70mm f/2.8 DI VC USD G2 lens. The lens will be first available for Canon and Nikon mount but it should be available a few months later for Sony A-mount too.
Sony 10-18mm F4 V Sony 16-70mm F4 Bloggers Lens (Robert Pugh).
Capture One versus ON1 at SonyAlphaForum.
Fotodiox Variable ND and CPL adapters (Personal View).
Double Exposure Portraits of Fencers and Their Masks (ALC).
Lighting Options for Your Macro Photography (Explora).
Back when it was launched in 2016 this lens was priced at $849. But now you can have it for $632 only at Amazon US (Click here). And the Open Box Rokinon 50mm f/1.4 AF lens sells for $499 only on [shoplink 60057 ebay]eBay (Click here)[/shoplink].
And the grey improted deal on the A7rII is back on [shoplink 60059 ebay]eBay (Click here)[/shoplink]:
Probably the worse thing about Internet is that everyone feels the right to spread all kind of unverified and illogical arguments and sell them as “truth”. The Sony A9 is such a polarizing camera and on the web you can find plenty of false stories about it. Like I told you before I found quite some bloggers and reviewers showing pictures of so-called A9 banding while in truth this was simple flickering caused by the artificial light. And of course many of the followers of those so-called reviewers or “truth-tellers” believed this was A9 making a mess.
Specifically for those people who hate Sony in a blind way Tony Northrup made that special Sony a9 Conspiracies, Banding & Overheating video:
I like how Tony debunked all those Sony conspiracy theories. Don’t let us become flat-earthers :)
UPDATE: Tony mentioned Diglloyd banding test. Just to be clear: Diglloyd is a serious reviewer and his finding are 100% valid. But those post A9 flickering videos claiming it’s banding are not good reviewers for sure :)
A trusted source just sent me these images of a new Tamron 18-400mm f/3.5-6.3 lens. The source did not tell me if that lens will be available in native A-mount version too. But usually Tamron does offer these lenses for all kind of DSLR systems.
And this is a Leaked image of the new Milvus 35mm f/1.4 via MirrorlessRumors. It will “only” come for Nikon F and Canon EF mount but E-mount shooters can use the lens via adapter:
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