Video above: Sony A99II Settings for Sports/Action Photography by Patrick Murphy-Racey Video below: Sony A99II Hands On with this Powerhouse Alpha Camera by Dan Watson Sony A99II preorders at BHphoto, Adorama.
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Tamron 16-30mm f/2. 8 FE at BHphoto, Adorama, Fotokoch, WexUK. Introduction on Explora. Chris Nichols reviews the new Tamron 16–30mm f/2. 8 Di III VXD G2, the successor to the 17–28mm f/2. 8, completing Tamron’s lightweight f/2.
Finally we have the very first review of the new Sony RX1r III. Let’s see if this can convince some of the skeptics out there that this is quite a stunning (althaugh expensive) camera! Sony RX1rIII preorders at BHphoto, Amazon, Adorama, Fotokoch, Fotoerhardt, Calumet, WexUK.
Sony RX1rIII preorders at BHphoto, Amazon, Adorama, Fotokoch, Fotoerhardt, Calumet, WexUK. Thanks to CameraSize we can now compare the new Sony RX1rIII size with the competition. Some claim that the Sony A7cR is a better alternative to the new RX1rIII.
Their thoughts in short: The upgrades—better autofocus, battery, creative profiles, and high-res sensor—are welcome but incremental. Downsides include the high price (over $5,000 before accessories), no lens redesign to match the higher resolution, no articulating screen, no image stabilization, and a dated EVF.
Asobinet has published this precise size comparison. What immediately stands out is that the new Sony RX1rIII is 1. 5 cm deeper. That’s quite a big jump. The body itself is thicker, probably to make room for all the new processor chips and for better heat management.
Viltrox launched the new 85mm f/1. 4 FE lens for $598 at BHphoto, Amazon US&EU, Viltroxstore, Pergear. Photographer Manny Ortiz reviews the new Viltrox 85mm f/1. 4, a $600 lens that challenges the Sigma 85mm f/1.
Last week Venus Optics announced the new Laowa 12mm f/2. 8 autofocus Full Frame E-mount lens. You can preorder it now at BHphoto, Venus-store, Amazon. At $699, it’s more affordable and easier to use than its 10mm sibling.