Sony talks about the future of “Polarization Image Sensor”

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One day we might get those kind of sensors on E-mount cameras. Here is what Sony has to say about this:

Polarization Image Sensor Technology enables to visualize an aspect of light that is imperceptible to human eyes.
The technology not only offers a promising potential to manufacturing and ITS, but extends its benefits further afield to medicine, security, and more.

May 28 2021

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Tamron vs Sony | 17-70mm f/2.8 vs 16-55mm f/2.8 zoom lens comparison

Sigma 24mm 35mm 65mm –Perfect Compact Set Up review by Matti Sulanto.
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Tamron 17-70 mm f2 8, ¿el zoom definitivo para las Sony APS-C? (Photolari).
Macro on a Budget: Using Extension Tubes (Explora).
Sony and TSMC to Build 20nm Joint Fab in Japan (Image Sensor World).

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Less than two days left to save $30 on the new updated Luminar AI

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Skylum launched the new update on Luminar. And for the next 2 days you save $30 in total if you with our code “SAR”). Press text:

LuminarAI is getting better and better — just for you. Today we are offering Update 3. Discover a whole lot of room for your newfound creativity.

  • Enjoy realistic water reflections when replacing skies
  • Finely control the placement of your new Sky and its reflection
  • Add ripples on the water for a subtle blur effect
  • Have fun placing Sky Objects that you can see and easily select in the dropdown menu
  • On top of that, an amazing bokeh effect will soon be coming to LuminarAI so look out for more updates!

An overview of all new features can be found on that Luminar page.

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First full review of the new Tamron 11-20mm f/2.8 E lens by Marc Alhadeff: “an exceptional APS-C Zoom”

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Preorders:
Tamron 150-500mm FE at BHphoto. Adorama. Fotokoch DE. Parkcameras UK.
11-20mm E at BHphoto. Adorama. Fotokoch DE. Parkcameras UK.

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Marc Alhadeff from Sonyalphablog tested the new Tamron 11-20mm f/2.8 E lens:

The Tamron 11-20mm F2.8 Di III-A RXD (900 euros) is an exceptional zoom lens for APSC. It provide excellent results at all focal lengths with very nice bokeh, background blur, color rendition , AF, low distortion (except at 11mm) ….The only minus is the resistance to flare.
It will be ideal for landscape and architecture photography but also for video use, Vlog on the ZV-E10, gimbal usage
It is way above the Sony E 10-18mm F4 OSS and doing as good in the centre as the best APSC Prime for Sony Emount in the focal range.
A must have for Sony APSC bodies !

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Ends tomorrow: Save 30% off on all DxO software!

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Today and til May 31 you save up to 30% on all DxO products (Click here):

Reminder:

Topaz released the new 3.1 update of DeNoise AI (use code “RUMOR” to save 15% at checkout). Here are the updates:

  • New Severe Noise AI model – tackle photos suffering from excessive noise due to very high ISO settings and low light conditions
  • Improved Comparison View – Select which AI models are displayed to quickly choose the one that best suits your image
  • Apple M1 plugin support in Adobe Photoshop – Access the DeNoise AI plugin from within Photoshop running natively on Apple M1 silicon without needing to use Rosetta emulation
  • Snappier performance – Up to 3x CPU and 12x GPU improvements on Windows and 4x improvements with Macs using discrete GPUs when compared to DeNoise AI 2.4.2

 

 

 

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