Sony A7rii Aquatech Water Housing from Bryce Johnson on Vimeo.

Sony RX1 and E-mount Gold Box today at Amazon.de
A7 II Canon 300mm F4 IS L 2x extender (SonyAlphaForum)
Full Batis 85mm lens review at Focus Numerique.
EOSHD – Video Quality Charts
Just Got My Loxia 21 (SonyAlphaForum)
Voigtlander 35 1.7 Ultron (SonyAlphaForum).

Cineasy: “With the introduction of our new version 2 models for the A6000 and A7S, we still have a few version 1 models left. We have reduced the price of these to $9.95 and $14.95 USD. Combined with the 15% Holiday Discount, that is quite a savings. Our new Version 2 models are also discounted with the Holiday Discount Code “NOEL”. Order soon because the sale ends January 1st. www.cineasytouch.com“

Kyle Andrew on SonyAlphaForum
Warehouse Ballerina with Mackenzie
Sony A7R II with the Metabones IV adapter and the Canon 70-200 2.8L IS II

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Franke Sanders (SonyAlphaForum) shared one single proposal for the new A7rm3. You may have found it by now on the picture above?
Here is what he writes:

From my point of view it would be helpful to have a joystick button at the place where now the AF/MF button is. For me this would be the right place where my thumb sits. I could use it to move the autofocus point, scrolling through pictures,….What do you think?

We got three new Cine lenses from Band Pro. Those are PL mount lenses that can be adapted to fit on Sony E-mount cameras. Here is the full press text:

B/E President, Klaus Eckerl and Band Pro President & CEO, Amnon Band unveiled a new line of professional APO Macro FF lenses at Band Pro’s One World Open House event on December 10th, 2015.
The new macro lenses were designed to address the industry-wide movement toward larger format sensors (including RED Weapon 6K and 8K, Sony A7, and ARRI ALEXA 65 cameras). These larger sensors deliver a convincing film-look and interesting bokeh due to their very shallow depth of field, and require lenses that can cover their larger camera sensor sizes.
The new APO Macro FF lens family consists of 3 focal lengths: 100mm, 150mm, and 180mm. The lenses feature full frame (24mm x 36mm) coverage, 1:1 magnification, consistent T-stop T2.9, as well as robust and durable cine mechanics. Based in Germany, IB/E is a globally respected optics manufacturer known for cutting edge expanders, adapters, and lenses, including the new Arri 65 lenses.
APO Macro FF lenses will be available Summer 2016.
Amnon noted at the event: “Today’s announcement is a continuation of what Band Pro has always done. From the early days of Zeiss DigiPrimes, to our involvement with the Leica Summilux-C project, to the new IB/E Macro FF lenses, Band Pro has always lead the way for embracing new technologies.”

To preorder the new APO Macro FF lens set, or for more information, please contact Band Pro at 1-888-BAND-PRO or by emailing sales@bandpro.com .

via MirrorlessRumors and Dicahub .