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The Sony A7III kit is in Stock at FocusCamera (Click here). I saw that it keeps getting in and out of stock so be quick! And the Sony A7III body only will be in Stock tomorrow at BHphoto too.
Today you save $30 on the Vello FreeWave for Sony sold by BHphoto.
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.
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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.
We now got a new A7rIII and A7III. And soon Sony will launch the new A7sIII too. But 2018 is also a big Photokina year and both Canon and Nikon will have their new FF mirrorless system cameras on display.
Sony has to take into account this and once more step up the game. The Sony A9r would definitely fulfill this role. These should be the specs based on a general SAR readers sentiment:
You might not agree with all those points. But in general let us know:
Loading ...Why is Higher Resolution needed?
First off, 99% of the people does NOT need High resolution images. But there are still arguments in favour of Higher Resolution:
Jim Kasson recently wrote:
The a7RIII, like the D850, appears to attempt to be an all-around camera. Both the D850 and a7RIII may prove to be smart product management moves for Nikon and Sony. But I really want higher resolution. I realize that the only reasons to want more resolution are to print big and fill 8K monitors (which are thin on the ground at present). So most folks don’t want or need it. But I want to get all a can out of the great lenses we have now, and am delighted when I get an opportunity to make a big print.
