Tamron 35-150mm review by Reza Malayeri: “unique lens that can do it all”

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Tamron 35-150mm f/2.0-2.8 FE lens at BHphoto. Amazon. Adorama. Fotokoch DE. Foto Erhardt DE. Wex UK. Park UK.

Reza Malayeri posted his full review on 42West and concluded:

The Tamron 35-150 mm lens can replace up to five prime lenses — offering 35mm, 50mm, 85mm, 105mm, 135mm, and 150mm focal lengths. It offers excellent optics, performance, and build quality at less than half of the cost of buying the equivalent five primes.

Over the course of one month, and various shooting assignments, the Tamron 35-150mm lens stayed glued onto the mount of my Sony A1. It was instrumental in allowing me to focus on telling the story, instead of worrying about my gear and being distracted. It’s a unique lens that can do it all, and would be a great lens for professionals and beginners alike.

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The Prancing Horse in Black & White.⁠
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Surprise statement from Sony manager: The image quality of smartphones will exceed that of mirrorless cameras in 2024

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Nikkei reports the following statement from Mr Terushi Shimizu:

“We expect that still images will exceed the image quality of single-lens reflex cameras within the next few years.”

This sounds a bit crazy, but I guess what he means is that with computational functions and multiple sensors smartphones can have some kind of advantages compared to mirrorless cameras. Still, I think this is greatly exaggerated as computational imaging has many drawbacks. What do you think?

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Sony Tidbits…

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How to Become a Travel Photographer for Expedition Outfitters (42West).
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Canon might launch a 100+ Megapixel camera in late 2022. POLL: Should the Sony A7rV join the race or stick to the 61MP resolution?

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CanonRumors reports:

We have been told that Canon is indeed going to release a full-frame RF mount camera with 100+ megapixels some time in the first half of 2023. The announcement could come later in 2022.

If that’s true that Canon will be the first breaking the 100MP barrier in the Full Frame segment.

So far I have no solid rumor about the A7rV sensor resolution. I have been told Sony worked on at least two different sensor versions. The camera was supposed to be announced in early summer but due the semiconductor shortage the camera is more likely to be on the market in autumn. So now the big question for you is the following:

What sensor do you want on the A7rV?

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Dpreview reports that the Sony a7 IV firmware v1.01 “doesn’t change our conclusions”

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A7IV at BHphoto. Amazon. Adorama. FocusCamera. BuyDig.

Dpreview reports:

Firmware V1.01 for the Sony a7 IV included the promise that it ‘improves the accuracy of the Eye AF feature.’ Since this was one of the criticisms that held back the score of our review, we re-tested the camera to see whether the tendency to fractionally front-focus in eye AF mode has been resolved.

We confirmed with Sony that the update was intended to address Eye AF however it was activated; whether by assigning a button to the function or through its automatic use when ‘Face/Eye Priority in AF’ is turned on.’

Having tested the camera with multiple subjects and a number of lenses, we found the eye AF function can still tend to focus on eyelashes, rather than the subject’s pupil. It’s something you’ll only tend to see when shooting at fairly wide apertures but we still found we could get better results with manual focus.

We have included these findings in our review but cannot find enough of an improvement to revise our scoring.

In summary: We need one more firmware update Sony!

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