Recently Skylum announce the new Luminar 4 software (info here). It’s available for preorder now and it will be available this fall. Among the many new features it also will have the world’s first Sky Replacement technology.
And today Skylum announced that it will have one more “AI” feature! It’s called “AI structure” and you can see it in action here:
Nokishita reports that this camera will have the same Wifi capabilities of the new A7rIV.
Sources confirmed that there will be one more Full Frame camera announcement very soon! They are 100% sure it’s Full Frame and a new “BIG ONE” camera :)
There are two possible candidates. Place your bet:
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I am now unsure if this is the A7sIII (or A7sIV) or the A9II or…crazy speculation: both are the same camera? Anyway, I got some early unconfirmed specs that I will post soon on SAR. Stay tuned!
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We were all a bit distracted by the launch of the two new A6600 and A6100 cameras to really focus on the two new APS-C lenses. Personally I believe the launch of the new 16-55mm and 70-350mm lens is a bigger news :)
Today I will focus on the new 70-350mm APS-C E-mount lens. This is why the lens is so interesting:
1) It’s the first serious quality wildlife lens for the APS-C shooters
2) In the Full frame E-mount world you do not have a 105-525mm zoom option!
3) Usually such kind of lenses from Canon and Nikon comes as 70-300mm lens. Those extra 50mm at the tele end are very welcome for wildlife shooters!
4) The lens isn’t cheap but it’s cheaper than the Sony FE 70-300mm lens (I know I am comparingg apple and oranges here)
5) MFT chart (see below) and image samples posted at Sony.net show the lens delivers an impressive IQ
6) The lens is very lightweight, weather sealed…ideal for outdoor hiking and long time handheld shooting!
I believe if you own an APS-C E-mount camera you should definitely checkout this lens!
Video about Smallrig hot shoe relocation plate for a6400 (Mariusz Gajdzik).
Sony 90mm F2.8 vs Laowa 100mm 2x Macro E mount| Macro lens Sony A6400 (Family of Tech).
The 5 Toughest Hard Drives for Your Next Adventure (Explora).
Voigtlander 75mm f/1.5 Nokton VM review by Fred Miranda.
New Tamron Company Profile intro video
Back to School: What You Want vs What You Need (Bjorn Petersen).
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