The following is a guest post from Isaac: – Timelapse+ had a really interesting KickStarter last year for their VIEW Intervalometer and it looks like they now have live-view support for the Alpha! The VIEW is a powerful little device with some neat features like automatic bulb ramping, live time lapse preview — watched either on […] The post Sony Alpha live view support for the Timelapse+ VIEW Intervalometer appeared first on sonyalpharumors.
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Производитель аксессуаров из США Timelapse+ объявил, что его новый контроллер Timelapse находится в свободной продаже. Timelapse+ View позволяет фотографам программировать сложные последовательности интервальной съемки и просматривать их на встроенном мониторе. photar.ru »
2017-01-15 10:56
US accessories manufacturer Timelapse+ has announced that its latest on-camera timelapse controller is now on general sale. The Timelapse+ View allows photographers to program complex timelapse sequences and preview them as they happen on its built-in monitor. dpreview.com »
2017-01-12 12:00
Preorders at Amazon, BHphoto, Adorama, FotoErhardt, FotoKoch, Calumet, WexUK, Amazon. New bunch of reviews of this excellent lens:
Kolarivision took a look inside the Sony A7cR and this is their conclusion: According to our lead camera technician, the Sony A7CR can be rated as a 3/10 in terms of difficulty, with one being the least difficult and ten being the most.
At the NABshow Viltrox displayed the 135mm f/1. 8 FE autofocus lens. They still did not disclose the exact release date and pricing of the lens. But here you can see the lens mounted on the Sony A7cR.
500mm f/5. 6 at BHphoto, Amazon, Adorama, FotoErhardt, Calumet, WexUK. SonyAlphaBlog tested the Sigma 500mm lens and concluded: The Sigma 500mm F5. 6 DG DN Sports (3200 euros) is an excellent lens and a very good news for animal shooters.
Laowa 10mm f/2.8 at BHphoto, Adorama, Venusoptics, FotoErhardt, Fotokoch, WexUK. A very unique and cool lens from Laowa!
Generation Z is buying the Fujifilm X100VI and other Fujifilm cameras because of the look but also mainly because of the built-in film styles. I do believe Sony could match or ever beat Fuji on this playground.
The Sony A1 still holds up well against the Nikon Z9 even if it’s an older camera. Now we can all wonder what the upcoming Sony A1II will be able to do ;)