I just got this super long and 99,999% Fake rumor from an anonymous source. I usually don’t publishe these kind of rumors I am certain to be wrong. But “The Source” put so much effort to spread wrong info that I found it funny and interesting enough to post it on SAR.
I thank “The […]
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For the very first time the new Laowa 10mm f/2.8 Autofocus Full Frame E-mount lens is in Stock via Amazon US&EU (Click here). This is one of the few lenses I am actually considering to buy. Not only because of the very good performance…but because it’s a lens with a unique creative look. Something that…
Canon did a Canon thing and managed to disappoint even when sharing what should be good news! Why do I think that? Today Sigma and Tamron announced the launch of their first RF autofocus lenses, but they are all APS-C.
Sony made a mistake when sending out the press release to different outlets. They asked all of us to take down the article until it’s official tomorrow
Back in January Sony officially announced it will release a major firmware update for the FX3 and FX30 in September 2024 (or later). It will include: Addition of Shutter Angle: Users will be able to choose from both Shutter Speed/Shutter Angle similar to what is available with the FX6 Ability to add clip flags to…
After years of the RF mount remaining "closed," Sigma and Tamron have both finally broken through and will each release lenses for Canon's mirrorless mount. [Read More]
So folks, it’s time to look ahead because it appears we are going to get two more announcements from Sony in May and June. Trusted sources confirmed the ZV-E10II will be announced in May along a new APS-C E-mount kit lens optimized for “Vloggers”. In June we should get the 85mm f/1.4 GMII. I am…
The Australian store Georges already listed the upcoming Laowa 15mm f/5 Cookie FF II lens. The price is 728 ASUD which is about 470 USD. The lens comprises 13 elements arranged in 9 groups, featuring 4 extra-low dispersion (ED) glasses and 2 aspherical glasses.