We already have a global shortage of Sony A1II cameras, so it’s a real shame that Kolarivison ruined a Sony A1II to see what’s inside! Joking :)

Kolarivison said this at the end of their dismantling adventure:

The camera was largely easy to take a part, according to our lead camera technician. It was largely similar to its predecessor (which we’ve previously taken a part in our other teardown). Subtle changes in the A1 II include extra screws and relocation of some components to accommodate the camera body redesigns.

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On October 20 Viltrox will launch the new 85mm F/2.0 AF Sony FE. But the lens is already available for preorder in some German stores and here are the leaked images:

Thanks to the tipster!

Matt argues Sony’s strategy is to create one advanced sensor and deploy it across 4–5 camera bodies—hybrid, cinema, and vlogging versions—before investing in the next-gen chip. This approach keeps sensor output high across divisions while spreading R&D costs.

Since the A7S III/FX3 sensor is now five years old, he believes Sony is finishing work on a completely new sensor platform meant to power multiple 2026–2027 releases:

• A7S IV (hybrid)
• FX3 II (cinema)
• ZV-E1 II (vlogging)
• Possibly an FX model with global shutter or 8K from the A1 sensor

Based on previous five-year product cycles (A7S II → A7S III), he expects FX3 II and A7S IV to appear between late 2026 and 2027, using Sony’s next-generation stacked sensor.

Sony is increasing its efforts to support blind photographers. Above, you can watch an inspiring interview with blind photographer Gary Williamson. Sony has also re-uploaded the promotional video for the Sony 16mm G lens — this time, redesigned to be fully accessible for visually impaired viewers: