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A77III.  Once it launches even I'm buying one.

Me too!!!

I'm buying it.

Nobody takes him seriously.  His "my mirrorless camera is the greatest" bubble is laughable, because the vast majority of professionals are using DSLRs.

I absolutely hated the Sony 20mm f/2.8.  Loud annoying mechanical focusing mechanism, soft until stopped down to f/5.6 to F/8.

Get the 16-80mm SAL1680Z Carl Zeiss.  It's probably the best upgrade from the kit lens.

I'd get the A68.  It's a great overall camera, possessing all of the key features of the A77II for a much lower price.

I think it's safe to say that the A77III replacement won't be launched until next year.  We would have heard something by now.  There hasn't been anything from the rumour mills not even a squeak. S ...

Mirrorless is the future. Cameras like the X-T2 and A9 are proving that any advantage DSLR had for auto-focusing is now gone. Nowadays these leagcy systems are being forced to compete head to...

I'm keeping mine for travel too.  I have a 70-400G1 as well and both are great on the A99II.

Why would you?  The A99II is a far more versatile option, and has the best AF system you can buy in the entire Sony ecosystem. There is a possibility that A9 might be slightly better but these's ...

The benefits to a short flange are negligible for full frame systems, the bodies get smaller but the lens don't. The bulk Sony's mirrorless full-frame lenses are larger and heavier than their slr...

I'm thinking of buying a Tamron 150-600G2 to use alongside my 70-400G.  I never owned the original and haven't a clue if it's as good as the review sites claim.  Is there anyone who used it on the ...

With or with any grip it's gong to be bad unless you have tiny little fingers.  Unfortunately I think that's the last hands on I'll get until it's released.  The 16 May hands at vistek was more ...

I tested it today and it was what I was expecting. The ergonomics were horrid, the images were something straight out of an A850 or A900 and the AF system didn't feel like an improvement over the ...

That changes in 2018.  Canon will have a mirrorless system that if fully compatible with it current lenses. If Sony continues to ignore or try to transition a-mount users to a mount they don't want ...

If I transition to fill-frame mirrorless it certainly won't be a Sony e-mount. The A99III is my top priority followed by Canon's camera rumored for 2018 .

The problem with the camera is that it capabilities aren't actually needed by most, and it's a massive step back in resolution. Plus rumors have already hit the street about Canon's full frame ...

The A99II is Sony's best general purpose ILC camera.  The A9 has some tricks up its sleeve but it's for a very specific niche. The A9 would be a step backwards for A99II users.  It's IQ and dynamic ...

I think it's great that a company has bought Polaroid. It might have a chance to be successful once again. All they need is a solid leader and decent marketing team.