TerryWarfield:
Alright yall, its time to finally end this saga! In last two videos, I told you a bunch of reasons you should consider buying the Canon #R6 AND also a bunch of reasons why I think you should buy the Sony #A7IV. Well, now, its time to put them head to head, and to let YOU know which one I think you should spend your money on!!
Viltrox 35mm f1.8 Prime for Sony Video Shooters (Low Light/Autofocus)
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The new Atoll ring on Kickstarter (Click here) . And Marc Alhadeff from SonyAlphaBlog tested it:
Globally The Atoll is a very innovative tool that provide a lot of value on the field, keeping same axis , changing portrait to landscape in 2 seconds and using tripod with inverted column are much more convenient
I got the following unusual rumor from a new source:
Sony is working on a number of high saturation sensor technology solutions (large full well capacity) that could benefit all platforms from mobile phones to cameras.
Large FWC may no longer be a problem, but it may come at the cost of speed.
It is inevitable that CMOS image sensors will have to move towards high speed.
I have no clue what this is all about, but maybe some of my trusted sources reading this can tell me more about it?
Opticallimits tested the lens and concluded:
The Sony FE 24-70mm f/2.8 GM II is a positive surprise in this lens class. To be honest – yours truly has never been a fan of “fast” standard zoom lenses. The truth is that they aren’t fast by the prime lens standards in this range at all, the zoom range is rather limited and on top of that, the whole package had the size and weight of a brick. Plus the insane price tag
DxOmark published the full lens review and concluded:
Photographers who shoot with the Yongnuo YN 85mm F1.8 S DF DSM get excellent sharpness at the center of the frame but will have to make some compromises, especially in terms of corner softness and chromatic aberrations. Build quality and materials are also not quite on the same level as the comparison lenses from Sony and Zeiss but essentially the Yongnuo offers a high level of quality at a fraction of the price of its competitors, making it an enticing option for budget
The new Sigma lens is now in Stock at BHphoto . Adorama . Amazon . FocusCamera . Fotokoch DE . Erhardt DE . Calumet DE . WexUK .
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Sony teased a new product announcement for June 28. SAR readers asked me about this and I figured it’s best to answer them directly on SAR. This is about new Playstation products and not about Alpha gear!
