Review: Sony a7 III (What Sony Calls the Basic Camera)

I got the chance to spend time with the Sony a7 III in Las Vegas and then again here in NYC; and after all the time that I spent with the camera I am not totally sure who the customer is that may purchase it.

There are three mindsets here: those who need really fantastic high ISO output, those who need high resolution, and those who need a combination of both for work reasons. All of these are fulfilled by the Sony a7s, Sony a7r and the a9 respectively. But with the Sony a7 III, you've got a camera that is more or less a very stipped down a9. Sony targets this camera to enthusiasts though it's more than good enough for professional uses providing you're not taking it into a lot of dust or rain. To get the most from it, you'll need to pair it with some top notch glass. It can make for a solid second body and can surely fulfill all the needs of most photographers. But as I found while being a Sony a7 owner and upgrading to the Sony a7r III, there is a chance that its light isn't going to shine as bright as the other options in the line up. .

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2018-4-25 07:00

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Sony Deals are Live at Adorama!

We're in the middle of a special deals period on Sony cameras and lenses. At the middle of it is the Sony a7c: which is perhaps Sony's best camera to use with manual focus lenses. Additionally, it's also their smallest full-frame camera with a rangefinder style camera body that we've wanted for a very long time. thephoblographer.com »

2023-03-02 20:00

Cheap Photo: Sony a7r II $1,398, Fuji X-T3 $1,199, Olympus E-M5 III $999

If you have been thinking about finally making the switch to Mirrorless, now is a great time to do it. There are tons of great Mirrorless camera deals around right now like the Sony A7R II for $1,398, the Canon M50 with a lens for $599, the Fujifilm X-T3 for just $1,199, and the brand new Olympus OM-D Em-5 III for only $999! Looking for a Medium Format camera? The Fujifilm GFX 50R has a $1,000 discount, which makes it just $3,499! You can also grab the Full-Frame Sony A7 II with a 28-70mm lens for only $998! Check out all of the incredible Mirrorless camera deals we have found after the break. thephoblographer.com »

2020-02-05 02:00

(SR5) Sony likely to introduce a new A6xxx camera with usual body design, 4k30p and some “exciting” features…

Image on top shows the current Sony A5100 I am still not 100% sure but the evidence is getting stronger that within 24 hours Sony will actually announce a new Sony A6xxx camera. UPDATE: I corrected the specs with the new info I got! – This is going to be a new entry-level camera replacing […] The post (SR5) Sony likely to introduce a new A6xxx camera with usual body design, 4k30p and some “exciting” features… appeared first on sonyalpharumors. sonyalpharumors.com »

2019-01-14 19:55

Lensrentals tears down the Sony a7R III in search of better weather sealing

$(document). ready(function() { SampleGalleryV2({"containerId":"embeddedSampleGallery_8395811675","galleryId":"8395811675","isEmbeddedWidget":true,"selectedImageIndex":0,"isMobile":false}) }); Our good friend Roger Cicala over at Lensrentals finally got around to tearing down the Sony a7R III, to see if Sony was being honest when it claimed the newest a7R was much better weather sealed than its predecessor. dpreview.com »

2018-02-20 21:54

Confirmed Sony press event at Photoplus (Sony registered two new camera codes)

The NABshow did open today. The Sony teased  “exciting new camera“ is actually the new HXC-FB80 camcorder and not a new A7sIII we were hoping to see. All I can give you as new information is that today more sources confirmed there is another Sony press event before the start of the Photoplus show on […] The post Confirmed Sony press event at Photoplus (Sony registered two new camera codes) appeared first on sonyalpharumors. sonyalpharumors.com »

2017-10-18 19:00

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Sony full-frame CineAlta 4K motion picture camera teased ahead of launch

Sony has teased its video-focused customers with news of an upcoming announcement: it will soon take the wraps off a new CineAlta motion picture camera, one sporting a 36x24mm sensor. There's still a bunch details forthcoming, but thus far Sony has revealed that the new CineAlta model will be capable of multiple aspect ratios and will be compatible with many existing CineAlta accessories. dpreview.com »

2017-07-27 21:30

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Nikon 35mm f1.4 Z Review: Their Most Beautiful Bokeh Yet

The way that it was explained to me, Nikon's lineup of f1. 4 lenses are all about the character. They're not meant to be the lens equivalent of someone working in finance: rich on the numbers but totally lacking personality.

The Best Lenses for the Sony a7c II

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Our Sony 55mm f1.8 Lens Review Has an Update

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Hasselblad 907X CFV 100C Review: Not Suitable for Content

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Dear Fujifilm: Please Remake The Original Three Lenses

I know it sounds crazy to do, but I strongly believe that if Fujifilm remake the 35mm f1. 4, 18mm f2, and 50mm f2. 4 Macro lens to give them weather resistance and the same optics, that they would sell out like tickets at a Taylor Swift concert.

Why I Love Using UV Filters on My Camera Lenses

Years ago, the idea of protective UV filters on a camera lens was phased out. Photographers needed them when film was dominant to cut down on optical issues. We needed them in early digital for similar reasons and also for the protection of your lenses.