What a big surprise!!! Sony has just announced the Sony A7R III (Amazon/ B&H/ Adorama)! This new camera still uses a 42.4MP stabilized BSI CMOS sensor, featuring 10 fps bursts (or 8 fps with no viewfinder blackout), and a refined autofocus system, a higher resolution EVF, joystick, dual SD card slots and a higher capacity battery. Sony A7R III costs $3,198, first available for pre-order at B&H.
Good News!!! The newly announced Sony RX10 IV (Amazon/ B&H/ Adorama) is now first in stock and shipping at B&H! It is still out of stock at Amazon and Adorama. Continue reading
Sony has officially announced the new Sony RX10 IV ( B&H/ Adorama). Featuring an updated 20.1MP 1″ Exmor RS BSI CMOS sensor and BIONZ X image processor, this new camera is capable of up to 24 fps shooting at ISO 12800, as well as recording UHD 4K/30p or Full HD 1080/120p video. Here are some sample images of Sony RX10 IV. Just enjoy! Continue reading
Sony has officially announced the new RX10 IV compact camera, featuring an enthusiast long 24-600mm equiv. F2.4-4 lens, 20MP 1″-type stacked CMOS sensor, a hybrid AF system with 325 phase-detect points and 24 fps continuous shooting. Sony RX10 IV costs $1,698.00, now available for pre-order at Amazon/ B&H/ Adorama. It will start shipping in late October, 2017. Continue reading
The current Sony A7 II
Sony A7 III is coming near. SAR has just posted the rumored specifications of Sony A7 III. From the specs, you can see it looks like a “low cost” version of the current Sony A9.
Good News!!! Sony has just released a new firmware V1.04 for the new released Sony A6500 camera. The only change is “Improvement image stabilization performance in movie mode”.
Sony A-mount is still alive! According to the latest rumors from SR3, Sony A77 III is now in deep real-life testing cycle. This is really good news for Sony A-mount photographers. Sony released the A77II DSLR Camera three yeas ago. It is time to be updated.
Paul Carroll has just posted a full review of the new released Sony A9 (B&H/ Adorama/ Amazon) at the DxOMark. With the 24.2Mp full-frame CMOS sensor delivering outstanding overall performance, Sony A9 achieves a overall score of 92 points, even better than Canon EOS-1D X Mark II and Nikon D5. Continue reading
