The Sony RX1 camera series was the smallest possible Full Frame fixed lens camera you could buy. Like I told you many times before…I hope Sony is developing the new successor and will release it soon!
There is currently a curious hype involving compact digital cameras from over 20 years ago. TikTokkers and Instagrammers like to buy them because they are cheap, curious to use, and they give a kind of cinematic look because of the low-resolution images. That’s why you can find more and more youtubers reviewing such old models. This one is about the Sony DSC-V1 that was announced back in 2023. You can get this camera for $20/30 on eBay (Click here).
You can reorder it now for $899 at BHphoto.
Chris and Jordan tested the new Tamron 28-300mm FE lens:
Sony A9III at BHphoto. Amazon. Adorama. FotoErhardt. Fotokoch. Calumet. WexUK.
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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.
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Sony ZV-E10II at BHphoto, Amazon, Adorama. FotoErhardt, Calumet, Fotokoch, WexUK.
Sony ZV-E10II at BHphoto, Amazon, Adorama. FotoErhardt, Calumet, Fotokoch, WexUK.
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:
