People is really getting creative trying to picture the exact size and design of the new Nikon FF mirrorless. Based on the leaked teaser image @buildyourcamera made this Nikon Full Frame mirrorless paper model. I added the #SonyA9 to make a size comparison based on the rumored mount size specs.
Should you jump on the big 2017 Macbook savings or get the newer 2018 models?
Matt Granger, Max Yuryev and Hugh Brownstone tested the new 2018 Macbooks and might help you to get the answer you are looking for:
In this new video from tech guru (and certainly no Sony fanboy) Ted Forbes he explains why Sony is currently killing it. He explains that Sony’s advantage is more than just about sensor:
For example Nikon and Canon will have to launch a complete new series of lenses with new linear motors to really take advantage of the autofocus speed from the mirrorless system. not something that can happen in a very short time.
Moreover Sony is leading the sensor tech and Canon and Nikon certainly cannot beat them in any way right now.
Check out his video!
Ted Forbes shows in this few minutes long guide how you can re-create some classic Kodak Portra, Ektar, Fuji Veliva, FC160 looks on your photos. He uses Capture One in this video but you can use any tool you like.
If you plan to buy Capture One use our coupon code “AMBSAR” to get a 10% discount!
This is a guest post from Stephen M. Blythe. The original article was posted on allmyfriendsarejpegs.com. All images used with permission and under copyright from Stephen M. Blythe.
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Canon 50mm f0.75 XI Lens Review
Aye, you read that correctly, f0.75. The Canon 50mm f0.75 XI is a rare, super-fast lens that was designed for use with X-Ray machines. There’s very little information available about the lens online other than that, and even fewer example images. I spotted one up for sale on eBay a while ago, and decided to take the chance to see if I could do anything with it. It’s not every day you get the opportunity to shoot with one of the fastest lenses ever made, after all.
Here it is, in all of it’s glory. It has a pretty beautiful purple sheen to it in the light, which I presume is from a coating.
This new Struts video has been shot by Greg Watermann with the Sony a9 and Zeiss Batis lenses.
Ethan sent me this size comparison between the Sony A7 and Nikon Z Full Frame mirrorless. Ethan matched up the hotshoes to give us close comparison. I don’t think it’s 100% accurate. The mount really looks huge compared to the E-mount.
If you have made an accurate comparison please post it on the comment section below.
And by the way, a Canon Full Frame mirrorless is rumored to be announced the second week of September according to CanonWatch! This is going to be a busy time. We all have to hope Nikon (August 23 announcement) and Canon will make great cameras to push Sony’s marketing department to release some new exciting cameras…like a new A9r :)
