Image of the 9mm M-mount prototype version mounted on the Sony
What you see here below is the first image sample shot on the 9mm f/5.6 full-frame lens. This lens will be available as native E-mount option too:
There is yet no info about the possible release date and pricing
via VenusOptics
I know this post has no place here…but I figured that some of my readers might care about this. The image above is supposed to show the PS5 UI…and I think that kind of easy clean design philosophy should find a way inside the future Alpha cameras too!
Below is what might be a PS5 prototype testing environment:
Smartphones, PS5 and even cars…Sony is very busy in 2020 and probably too busy to launch the A7sIII :)
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via Slashleaks.com
The past 2-3 days I got VERY reliable info about new Sony FE lenses (will post them soon) and conflicting rumors about the A7sIII launch date.
If some of the trusted sources reads this. Can you please let me know via form below when the exact A7sIII announcement will happen? Thanks! Please use your usual Nickname so that I can recognize you as this contact form is completely anonymous:
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Today’s Canon financial report clearly hypes up their next 8K 45 Megapixel camera launch:
Although we have launched two full-frame mirrorless cameras as well as ten dedicated lenses, our lineup is still insufficient. In order to recover from our late entry into the mirrorless camera market, we have plans to launch a model that incorporates a newly developed image sensor and image-processing engine that offer even more advanced features. We will work to raise our presence in the mirrorless camera category, leveraging large trade exhibitions around the world. Even amid increasing competition, we will expand sales of higher-end models driven by new products and aim for top market share even in the mirrorless camera market. At the same time, we will expand our lineup of dedicated lenses launching several innovative ones that take advantage of the new mount that allows greater flexibility when designing lenses. We will accelerate sales by responding to user need to capture various images, expanding options by combining camera bodies and lenses
They clearly claim they want to be number one in the high end mirrorless market where Sony is the leader. So far Canon sensor tech really lags behind Sony and their 4K capability is crippled in many ways (no Dual AF, crop mode and so forth). I find it hard to believe Canon can suddenly surpass or even match Sony sensor performance. And we know marketing words count ZERO (valid for Sony marketing too of course).
Still, if the new EOS-R5 delivers what it promises Sony has to step up the game considerably. And that’s good news for us too!
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Today a newly published Sigma patent surfaced disclosing the full specs of seven Full Frame lenses for mirrorless:
Here are the detailed specs:
It’s clear that Sigmas goal is to offer a set of primes that are fast but also “not too fast”. Which means they will be less bulky than their f/1.4 primes and more affordable.
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European readers now can pay the lowest price ever on those Sony and Sigma items:
Instead of the original $400 Sony grip you can buy this new $110 Meike battery grip at Amazon US (Click here). The grip is also listed in Europe at Amazon DE and Amazon UK.
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