Daniel Ockeloen

I think sony newly announced updates for its 3 last cameras are kind of super. Its great the 4Gig limit is gone but lets be real why was it still in there tot begin with.

One of the problems for nikon and canon is that the 7iii,a7riii and a9 are in the middle of their release cycle. We know sony will make big moves on the sensor and stacked sensor part and bring...

@xPhoenix sony bodies can adapt i use a smallrig 2122 grip and soon will upgrade to the smallrig 2236 for hybrid work. Yes for some people its small but its better to add a fix then make it one fix...

Except sony announced it (and thats also the only thing nikon did so far) where nikon talked about human eye detect that sony already has sony talked and showcases animal eye-af last year.

Yes because putting some good pre-amps inside and storing it directly in the video file or in the digital outgoing stream is such a bad idea ! clearly... We all prefer doing it in a second device...

i partly run a a7iii/a7riii facebook group and we have seen some people with sandisk problems but sandisk now seems to admit that atleast partly is their fault with 2 batches. These issues from...

I think what sony called the 'one mount' line should be pushed by sony more. E-mount is now the only mount by a brand thats stable over all their products lines (well if we consider a-mount dead)....

Not even sure what this means to be fair. Sony market share will be lower but last numbers they gave the unit numbers on ff are up and that makes sense. How the new balance is between the say 6...

I agree as a sony user i find the a9 and a7r3 to better cameras but the a7iii forced the others onto the field and the xt3 clearly send a signal to sony itself that there are others on the ball......

Clearly sony and fuji have survived the first attack of the 2 old dslr companies without too much problems. The fact that the A9 and a7R3 could not even play since they both are from 2017 and the...

sorry but gen2 sony's are just not in the same class as the gen3's i would not recomment then to anyone unless cost really really really forced you..

Sony did the same for many new cameras including the a7iii/a7r3 and a9 in europe but for 5 years so... Its just PR in a calculated move..

It depends on markets, all new sony a7iii/a7r3/a9 where sold when introduced (i think for a 6 months? with a 5 year coverage for fall, weather, sand and other damage next to the normal 5 years...

@lilBudda you are correct what i have seen is simply put : the feedback of a large group of people over the years providing their 'anecdotes' of problems and they don't seem to be much in the area...

Buddha thats also how myths are started, like the canon-r will is better than the a7r3 or a9 for sealing just because the internet/reviews keep stating it doesn't make it true. Magnar and i follow...

Dr_Jon: true but if you read LensRentals a7Riii teardown you will see they talked about the IR test and what they felt happened. Jim Kasson and i made changes to our a7R3's based on that and showed...

I found his a7Riii teardown very helpful he ended with advice that i followed to make the bottom sealing better. In this canon-r teardown he doesn't/can't do that so he can only provide facts...

Why does Oskar keep posting not the real reference the teardown of the a7Riii that they compare it too in the article (as about the same) :

|"Speaking of the Sony A7RIII, it’s taken a bit of...

and e-mount sony confirmed that again today at their press-conf.

ehmm first time in a while we heard sony's camera releases compared to slow moving ship... Maybe just me but seems easier for sony to catch up or fill the holes (staying with the ship theme) needed...