Tony tested the three cameras and even if Sony is the oldest camera in the bunch it beats them! Now let’s hope Sony really will release the A7sIV which in my opinion should have at leas 24MP to increase the resolution of the image.
Peta Pixel has pitted the new Sony ZV-E10II against the Lumix S9. I agree with Jordan when he says that the Sony is the wiser and more mature choice. However, I like the design of the S9 and hope that someday Sony will also make a nice-looking super-compact full frame camera that does not look plastic like the ZV-E1.
The question being asked is whether, in a world where smartphones are being improved rapidly every year, it makes sense for Sony to compete in the low-end market with a camera like the new Sony ZV-E10II. The answer to this question was provided by Becca of The Verge:
DC.watch shared a cool set of images of this combo: Voigtlander 50mm f/1.0 lens on the Sony A7cII. What impresses me is that this f/1.0 lens looks pretty good on the smaller A7c series cameras. It is by no means too big or too heavy. I own the lens and plan to post a review sometime this summer. But so far I can say that the image quality and character are impressive. The only downside is that the focus has to be set manually. But I am a dinosaur… I like to manual focus!
What a flashback! The Sony NEX-C3 was announced 13 years ago, on June 8, 2011. Now it is possible to find it used on eBay for less than $100. With 16MP and a beautiful look, this is perhaps a very affordable option for those who want to take a step up from smartphone photography. Check out Tom Calton’s review to see how this camera still performs after 13 years!
The 500mm f/5.6 is one of the most impressive lenses that Sigma developed to date, with a compact and light design, rugged build with all of the new technologies and features available to the company at the moment. While there are quite a few zoom options available for Sony shooters that are less expensive including the Sony 200-600mm and the Sony 100-400mm that we also worked with (which sells for about the same price as the with a 1.4X teleconverter, making it a 140mm-560mm f/6.7-f/8), we always felt that a non-extending compact and lightweight prime is the better choice, especially for bird shooters (but that is more of a personal choice).