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Viltrox AF 90mm F2.2 EVO Hands-on Review + Aiarty Image & Video Cleanup Workflow

For mirrorless creators chasing the classic 135mm portrait look, Viltrox’s new AF 90mm F2.2 EVO offers a compact, fast F2.2 telephoto solution. While the lens specifically targets Sony E, Fujifilm X, and Nikon Z users with its APS-C coverage, its real-world performance highlights a universal challenge for all mirrorless shooters: getting that

Here are the links to the new APS-C E-mount lenses:

• 75mm f/1.8 at BHphoto , Amazon , Viltrox
• 90mm f/2.2 at BHphoto , Amazon , Viltrox

Thypoch Voyager 24-50mm f/2.8 FE at BHphoto , Adorama , FotoErhardt , Typoch Store (use code “Andrea” to save 5%).

It’s the start of the next Chinese lens manufacturing revolution, the first zoom lens ever designed and produced in China:

Sony ‘s new 247 Megapixel medium format sensor.

Last week Sony announced the development of the new Rialto 65 medium format Cine camera. I figured it’s a good time to share some of the wild medium format rumors I got in the past months :)

These are all form new or/and anonymous sources so there is a high potential this turns out not to be true. But for the sake of clickbait…sry discussion let me know what you think about this rumor:

The source said

Sony registered a new camera in Indonesia . However, a few days later, the registration was removed (and I don’t know why this happened).

The camera carried the code “ WW308784 ” and was classified in the “Digital Camera” category. This suggests it is a fixed-lens model, as Sony E-mount cameras are always registered under the “Interchangeable Lens Digital Camera” category.

The registration also indicated that the camera is manufactured in China.

Sony currently has

Bobby Tonelli’s take on the Sony RX1rIII

Sony RX1R III at BHphoto , Amazon , Adorama , Fotokoch , FotoErhardt , Calumet , Clifton , WexUK

And here is Dustin’s review:

Here are the full specs of the lenses coming on June 9th:

Viltrox AF 75mm / 1.8 E/XF/Z EVO

• Perfect for APS-C: Designed for Sony E, Nikon Z, and Fujifilm X-mount cameras
• Precise Sharpness: High level of detail from the center to the edges of the frame
• Smooth Background Blur: Pleasing bokeh for professional portrait looks
• Lightweight & Compact: Ideal for mobile photo and video setups
• Minimum Focus Distance of 0.74 m: Flexible composition options for

Alphauniverse published this article celebrating 20 years of Alpha:

20 years ago, Sony entered the digital camera market as an outsider. Today, it stands as one of the most dominant forces in imaging history – and the Sony Alpha system is how it got there. What began in 2006 with a single DSLR and an inherited lens mount evolved into a relentless pursuit of what a camera could be: faster, sharper, smarter and more capable than anything that came before it.

Take a walk down memory