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Introduction: On October 16, 2013, Sony made a small revolution in photographic community by announcing their A7 (ILCE-7) and A7r (ILCE-7r) cameras. While not being first to introduce full frame sensor in small, compact mirror-less body (this primacy belongs to Leica), Sony A7 was clearly smallest and most importantly affordable FF camera, while Sony A7r…
Just a short notice that new firmware 1.20 for Sony A6000 and A7 models (A7, A7r, A7s and A7 MII) was released. You can download it from the following links: Sony ILCE-7 (Sony A7) - http://www.sony.co.uk/support/en/product/ILCE-7 Sony ILCE-7r (Sony A7r) - http://www.sony.co.uk/support/en/product/ILCE-7R Sony ILCE-7s (Sony A7s) - http://www.sony.co.uk/support/en/product/ILCE-7S Sony ILCE-7MII (Sony A 7 Mark II) - http://www.sony.co.uk/support/en/product/ILCE-7M2 Sony ILCE-6000…
Sony recently announced new full frame camera from Alpha 7 family - first update release - Sony A7II. Among other features, certainly most discussed one is implementation of the in body sensor image stabilization - 5 axis IBIS! Sony most probably took this technology from Olympus, who's own micro four third cameras might be seriously…
You can read first part of the review here - http://www.verybiglobo.com/sony-fe-70-200-f4-g-oss-lens-review-part-1/, second part here - http://www.verybiglobo.com/sony-fe-70-200-f4-g-oss-lens-review-part-2/, and third part here - http://www.verybiglobo.com/sony-fe-70-200-f4-g-oss-lens-review-part-3/ I spent almost two months with the Sony FE 70-200 F/4 G OSS now, and I have crystal clear opinion about the lens. In short - it's very good. This post will therefore…
The first part of this review can be found here – http://www.verybiglobo.com/sony-fe-70-200-f4-g-oss-lens-review-part-1/ and the second here - http://www.verybiglobo.com/sony-fe-70-200-f4-g-oss-lens-review-part-2/ Let's take a look at 200mm performance and few more aspects starting with obligatory ISO 12333 chart. (Please note, that chart has over 70cm width, but the distance from the camera was still close to MFD. That…
The first part of this review can be found here - http://www.verybiglobo.com/sony-fe-70-200-f4-g-oss-lens-review-part-1/ In this part, I will take a look at 100mm performance and something that arisen, during the test as an interesting topic for debate. Let's take a brief look at obligatory ISO 12333 chart. Please note, that chart has over 70cm width, but…
We got quite high response on our last Sony FE 16-35 f/4 ZA OSS post with RAW files available for download, so I decided to post also few shots with new Sony FE PZ 28-135 f/4 G OSS, lens made mainly for video, but of course, it can be used for still photography too. This…
I promised to add some RAW files taken with Sony FE 16-35mm f/4 ZA OSS Vario-Tessar T* and A7r for download. Please note, that the conditions were more than difficult, low lighting, lot of people around, no good target, possible miss focusing (I used manual focus on Sony sign in the middle of the frame)…
New Sony FE 28-135 f/4 G OSS Power Zoom lens is the first lens in Sony FE line that is clearly targeted for video use. It is huge in size, (compared to standard FE lenses), but not very heavy. Being made from polycarbonate, lens has rubber rings for aperture and focus, both being ribbed for…
Just a brief report from Sony stand. It's huge. There are many stands on which you can hold and try most of the novelties, and some very expensive video cameras and many different tools and toys. http://youtu.be/9LCVq4azyzQ?list=UUrgZ0xuwSLetdhvrLQqa7BA When I approached closest stand, my hands felt instantly on the long-expected Sony 16-35/4 OSS and I asked…
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