WILD RUMOR: Sony A6600 successor

Let’s post this wild rumor about the possible A6600 successor:

new high end aps c camera finally some competition to the xt4 4k 60p 10 bit video better lcd and evf minor tweeks to the body.

I still believe a sort of A7000 would make sense too (A7 body with APS-C sensor). But it really looks like Sony is very stubborn :)

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New firmware updates for the A7C, ZV-E10


Sony Tidbits…


Sony Holiday savings

You save big if you buy 2 or more lenses at BHphoto (Click here) .

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Chip shortage is worsening: Also the Sony ZV-E10 production has been halted!

Sony ZV-E10 at BHphoto , Amazon , Adorama .

Sony Japan announced it will temporarily stop the production of the ZV-E10 camera. I am not confident that in 2022 the chip shortage problem will be solved…

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Imaging Resource claims the Sony A1 is “Best Overall Camera of the Year 2021”

Imaging Resource selected the Sony A1 as best camera of the year:

All in all, we’ve had a hard time finding any faults with the Sony A1. It does so many things and does them all extremely well. It’s fast, it’s designed well, and it captures excellent high-quality photos and videos. It *is* very expensive, however. But for that price, you get one heck of a camera.

Sony A1 at BHphoto . Adorama . Amazon .

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Laowa 35mm f/0.95 Argus FE lens review by SonyAlphablog: “very good and totally usable images at F0.95”


Sony Tidbits…


PNY Releases X-PRO 90 UHS-II Memory Cards

The new PNY cards are now available for BHphoto , Amazon and Adorama .

Explora writes :

PNY has just announced the X-PRO 90 line of UHS-II SDXC memory cards, designed to keep pace with the increasing rigors of high-resolution still and video capture. Available in 64, 128, and 256GB capacities and harnessing the power of UHS-II to reach write speeds up to 280MB/s and read speeds up to 300MB/s,


Sony A7IV Review by ePhotozine: “consistently delivers the highest quality of results”