This week SAR readers photos selection
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by adwphillyphoto
Salem Nuclear Power Plant
(Taken from Delaware)
Sony A7Riii
Lens: Sony 16-35mm F2.8 @ 16mm
Exposure: 3 images Stacked @ 13sec (+-2EV)
Aperture: F9
ISO: 200
Filter: Hoya ND
Software: LightRoom & Photoshop
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New images of the Rockstar 27mm f/2.8 E-mount lens
I never reported about this new pancake prime lens: The new Rockstar 27mm f/2.8 is available on eBay (Click here).
Sony Tidbits…
Major Camera Announcements & Photo/Video Trade Shows
Viltrox 50mm f/1.8 Lens Review (SonyAlphaLab).
How to SAFELY Power Sony FX3/A7SIII Using a USB-PD Power Supply (Geeky Tech).
17 Types of Photography: Which Niche is Right for You? (42West).
Hands-On Review: Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8 & 35-150mm f/2-2.8 (Explora).
Camera of the year by Japanese DC.watch.
Did I jump the gun buying into the Sony ecosystem? Canon seemed much much much easier. (SonyAlphaForum).
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Dustin Abbott: Canon EOS R3 vs Sony Alpha 1 | Clash of the 30FPS Titans

Sony A1 at BHphoto. Adorama. Amazon. Focuscamera. FotoErhardt DE. Calumet DE. Fotokoch DE. Park UK. WexUK.
I think the real Sony A1 competitor is the Nikon Z9. The R3 isn’t up to the Sony in my opinion. Here is the comparison with the R3 from Dustin Abbott:
Laowa 85mm f/5.6 2x Ultra Macro APO – Review by Opticallimits
You can preorder the lens at BHphoto and Venuslens.net
Opticallimits tested the new lens on the Sony and concluded:
The Laowa 85mm f/5.6 2x Ultra Marco APO is a good lens. It delivers a predictable performance across its aperture range. At medium aperture settings, it’s pretty sharp without being truly outstanding. Diffraction takes its usual toll at small apertures and it’s advisable to avoid f/22 at least. That’s also a good idea because of CAs. They are very low up to f/11 but increase beyond – albeit not to a worrisome degree. Image distortions are basically absent as they should be with a macro lens. The quality of the bokeh is a bit of a mixed back. Out-of-focus highlights aren’t ideal whereas the out-of-focus transition zone is rendered nicely.
The build quality is perfectly fine with the usual caveats of an all-manual lens. The lens body is made of metal including the lens hood and we especially like the inner focusing system. On the downside, there’s still no electronic coupling thus you’d have to live without AF, EXIF data, and no camera-controlled. This is not a drama for a macro lens but it’s hindering Laowa from entering the mainstream market.
The question of the day is probably where to find the niche for this kind of lens. Its primary value proposition is the minimal size and low weight. Some may also appreciate the ability to focus down to a maximum magnification of 2:1. If these are your priorities, you may accept the lack of speed and the all-manual nature. At almost $500USD, we wouldn’t call it a steal though.




