Finally: 14 days after launch Amazon itself is now selling the Sony A7 V.

No more third-party sellers only: starting right now, the Sony A7 V is being sold directly by Amazon (click here) .

And here is one more review: Manule Ortiz thinks the Sony A7 V is a premium-feeling, fast, and highly capable photography tool. It’s not revolutionary in image quality, but a major step forward in speed and responsiveness for mid-range Sony cameras.

One more new reviews:

P.S.: The spanish Photolari says that the Sony A


Third-party sellers on Amazon US are now charging a $600 premium to get the Sony A7 V delivered before Christmas.

Due to overwhelming demand, you now have to pay $600 extra on Amazon (Click here) to have the privilege—and the guarantee—of getting the Sony A7V camera before Christmas. This is via AVC Photo and Amazon correctly writes:

Price higher than typical: Amazon strives to offer customers high quality pricing. We have recently seen better prices on Amazon or from other retailers for this product.

I wouldn’t pay such a premium but it’s your call…

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PetaPixel: The Sony A7V 33MP partially stacked sensor is the innovation of the year

Petapixel writes:

We routinely knock the lack of meaningful innovation in the camera industry, so when a company does something new and impressive, they deserve kudos. In the rare cases when an image sensor does something altogether new, it is typically reserved for professional shooters with big budgets. The Sony a7 V is decidedly not that type of camera. The Sony a7 V’s impressive new 33-megapixel partially stacked sensor breaks new ground, reaches new heights of performance, and does so in a product squarely


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Pergear announced a new 50mm f/1.2 E APS-C lens

You can preorder this manual focusing lens for $99 at Amazon and Pergear .

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