A decade ago Sony launched the QX10, QX30, QX100 and QX1 E-mount cameras (see the image on top). The idea was that you could mount it on your smartphone and use E-mount lenses and a larger sensor to get better picture.
The QX1 was the flagship model using a 1 inch sensor. Now a Chinese…. sonyalpharumors.com
A source has just sent me a possible picture of a new Sony lens. I ask the source if he can also give me some details such as dimensions and weight. I can’t really tell from the picture how big the lens will be.
Preorders are now open at BHphoto (Click here). Press text (image samples on this Japanese Cosina page). Compatible with Sony E-mount Equipped with electronic contacts, the lens usage status is reflected in the Exif information of the shooting data.
I still have no definitive confirmation that a new full frame fixed lens camera will be announced in 2025. All I know for sure is that Sony executives have stated several times that development of the RX line is not yet complete.
Valoi has announced the new Easy120. In this video you can see how they use a Sony camera with the new Tamron 90mm macro lens to scan medium format film. I own two Mamiya 7 cameras and a Pentax 67, which I still use fairly regularly.
Nextorage has announced the new 4. 0 generation Type A cards. They are now available for reorder at Amazon: 1024GB card for $538 at Amazon 512GB card for $225 at Amazon New 4. 0 Type A card reader for $119 at Amazon None of the current Sony cameras support speed 4.
This week, Johnnie and Nino dare a long, hard look into the crystal ball to speculate and ponder about the cameras and lenses that they expect to be released in 2025. What are the big news we expect from Blackmagic Design, Canon, DJI, FUJIFILM, Nikon/RED, Panasonic, Sigma, and Sony? The post Camera Predictions 2025 – BMD, Canon, DJI, FUJIFILM, Nikon, Panasonic & Sony? CineD first appeared on sonyalpharumors.
Lexar announced the launch of an ‘indestructible’ SD card made entirely of stainless steel. Something like the Cybertruck of SD cards :) The ARMOR GOLD SD Card with a stainless-steel construction that is 37x stronger than typical SD cards, it is designed to withstand grueling usage out in the wild while offering up to 210MB/s[1]… The post Lexar presents ARMOR GOLD SD Card with a stainless-steel construction that is 37x stronger than typical SD cards first appeared on sonyalpharumors.