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Sony 24-70mm F2.8 G Master Review | John Sison

Sony FE 70-200 f2.8 GM OSS – test shots (SonyAlphaForum).
85/1.4 GM vs 85/1.4 ZA (Beautifullenses)
An Argument for the Sony FS5 (Lensrentals).
Throwback Thursday: a fresh look at the Sony Mavica FD-91 (Dpreview).
The Vanguard VEO265CB Carbon Fiber Tripod at the Navy Yard (Explora).
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Sean: “Here is a new video review of the Zeiss Touit 12mm f/2.8 for Sony E-mount: https://youtu.be/HnX8eso8jBs“

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(SR5) A99 successor info from trusted source

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At last an A-mount rumor from a trusted source. He wanted to make sure A-mount SAR readers get this message:

The replacement of a99 is not dead. Intense development has been done. Not sure about the announcement date yet….

The source was spot on many rumors in the past. This means we can be finally 99% sure that there is a new High End A-mount camera coming. And it seems this will happen pretty soon too.

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Creating STUNNING silhouettes with backlight using the Rotolight Anova by Jason Lanier

Sony Zeiss Planar T* FE 50mm F1.4 ZA (SonyAlphaForum).
Sony RX1r II Review – The best IQ in the smallest package: what’s not to like? (Mirrorlessons).
Sony A6000 with Batis 85 and street photography examples at Tomiga.
Yosemite wedding photography with the Sony a7II, a6000 & Sony lenses (movetomirrorless)
how to clean your mirrorless camera sensor (DonSmithBlog).
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Mike: “Might be interesting the following wedding shots as sony user made them.
http://www.boredpanda.com/helicopter-bride-wedding-photography-cm-leung/
And here is the Hungarian link where you can find the  insagram link with the sony logo.
http://velvet.hu/randi/2016/07/28/eletveszelybe_kerult_a_menyasszony_az_eskuvoi_fotozason/”

James: “Here’s my wish list of video features for the a7s3, enjoy! https://youtu.be/eJvsrWqW5Zg“

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(SR3) Sony rumored to announce a new 100mm f/2.8 STF FE autofocus lens this year!

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Image above shows the [shoplink 50150 ebay]Sony 135mm f/2.8 STF A-mount lens[/shoplink] (Image from Jörg Haag on SystemKameraForum).

Last week we reported about Sony lens designer Mr. Motoyuki Otake confirming a new STF FE lens is in the making.

We got first rumors about the possible new Sony FE STF lens:

  1. It will be a 100mm f/2.8 GM STF FE lens (code “SEL100F28GM”)
  2. It will have autofocus
  3. It will be alunched by end 2016

So unlike the [shoplink 50150 ebay]Sony 135mm f/2.8 STF A-mount lens (here on eBay)[/shoplink] the new FE lens will have 100mm focal lenght and also autofocus! I guess announcement will happen at Photokina…

Reminder: For those who don’t know what “STF” stands for. This is the description copied from BHphoto:

Sony’s Smooth Trans Focus (STF) technology has a very unique effect on defocused light sources, changing the way defocused areas appear depending on how it is adjusted. Smooth Trans Focus (STF) employs a special “apodization” element that controls the parts of the image that are not in focus. This does not affect the focused part of the image, only what is out of focus, and is set independently from the camera’s focus and aperture via the STF ring.  

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