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Testing The Sony A7RII Low Light at 3200 ISO in 4K

Check out these digital cameras from when floppy discs were used rather than flash cards (Diyphotography).
Best of 2016: Zeiss Lenses (Explora).
Front and Center: Breaking the Rule of Thirds in Photography (Adorama Learning Center)
Shorten Min. Focus Distance with Techart Pro Adapter (Youtube).
Japan Display to buy Panasonic-Sony OLED venture (Asian Review)
Sony 70200 f2 8 G Master vs Sony 70200 f4 vs Canon 70200 f2.8L IS II vs Tamron 70200 f2.8 (Hanna Saba).

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Mariusz: “I thought that could be interesting for you and your readers, as I was one of the people that was looking for this kind of video but couldn’t find it, so I decided to record it myself. It’s a vlog where I’m testing the 28mm f2 lens from Sony for a purpose of vlogging. Also it shows the slow motion and low light capabilities in real life of the Sony a7rii.
Here is the link to YouTube video – https://youtu.be/oKsu6zoEgws“

Juan: “Just wanted to let you know that we just released a new special episode of the AlphaMirrorless podcast with a hands-on video comparison of the newly released Sony Alpha a6500 with the a6300 and the a6000. You can find the podcast here: http://thisweekinphoto.com/alphamirrorless-042-a6xxx-comparison/“

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The BEST Gear of 2016 by Tony and Chelsea fellowship: The 70-200mm GM is “stellar”

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Tony and Chelsea followers voted the best gear of 2016. At minute 7 there is a special mention for the “best unshipped lens”. And the winner is the 70-200mm Sony GM. Tony says he tested it and says it’s “stellar” but he doesn’t get it why the lens is still not shipping yet.

Sony FE 70-200mm f/2.8 GM OSS Lens at BHphoto, Amazon, Adorama, Focuscamera. In Eu at Calumet.de. Amazon Germany. Cyberport.de. PhotoPorst. Jessops. WexUK.

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Sony A99M2 (A99 II) High Speed Shooting Video and AF Test – This is what it sounds like

Why you should not delete images on your memory card using your camera (Diyphotography)
Cure found for wide angle rangefinder lenses on Sony bodies! (Fred Miranda).
The New Medium Format (Explora).
Prepping Your Holiday Photo Gear (Adorama Learning Center)
The Best Lenses below $499 for the Sony a7 Series (Phillip Reeve).
Sony Enters Settlement relating to the European Commission Investigation of the Secondary Batteries Market (Sony.net).

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Juan: “Take Kayo interviewed me about my Beers And Cameras meet-ups. I talk about how I use my Sony, like my M-Mount glass and other things. Think your audience may find it entertaining. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fM1V020t6l0”

Scott: “A personal project shot on a mixed bag of Sony cameras. I normally work on weddings, making films and taking photos so it was good to leave the work behind and try something different. This film was shot on the A7s, A7ll, A7r, RX100mk4, RX10mk2 and the Phantom3 Pro. The lenses used were the FE90mm f2.8, Batis 85 f1.8, FE 35 f1.4 and 24-70 f4.
https://vimeo.com/181710326”

 

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Sony’s New CMOS Sensor Incorporates Polarizer

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Sony announced a new backside-illuminated (BSI) CMOS sensor at IEDM 2016 which is equipped with integrated polarizers. Nikkei reports:

A polarizer is a kind of filter that transmits only light in a specific polarization state and reflects light in the other states. A prototype of the new sensor is equipped with four kinds of polarizers that transmit linearly-polarized lights (linearly-polarized waves) with different polarization directions (polarization angles: 0, 45, 90 and 135°).
In the lecture, the group emphasized that the transmittance and extinction ratio of the prototype are satisfactory. It disclosed data to prove that it has achieved a higher extinction ratio than that of a conventional polarization camera in the wavelength range of 400-700nm. Also, the sensitivity and extinction ratio of the new sensor are less dependent on the incident angle.

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Thanks Barry!

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