Ziginox

Link to the article: https://www.optyczne.pl/12944-news-Sigma_C_56_mm_f_1.4_DC_DN_-_zdj%C4%99cia_przyk%C5%82adowe.html

I'm looking for a small travel tripod, but my head is swimming from the sheer number of choices! I already have some ancient Manfrotto legs with a ball head, but it's a bit too heavy to strap onto ...

I'm looking for a small travel tripod, but my head is swimming from the sheer number of choices! I already have some ancient Manfrotto legs with a ball head, but it's a bit too heavy to strap onto ...

Woah, there are some weird artifacts in this one.

All of your idiotic, nonsensical rambling aside: I've shot with a 500mm (x1.5, so 750mm) lens on both an NEX-6 and an a6500. Neither had any noticable viewfinder lag. I'm certain that these Nikon...

Sony wouldn't have used an X-Trans themselves, nor is any other company interested in the tech.

Again, what are you even on about with "LAGGY-PRONE OFF-CENTERED FOV mechanical sensor-shift based IBIS "

Keep in mind that there have been three generations of the 24mp sensor. The NEX-7's, the a6000's, and the one used in the a6300 and a6500. I'm hoping the next APS-C sensor will be a BSI design.

"YES! new Nikon Z dcam + Nikkor Tele-lens buyers are getting Optical Dot Sight ACCESSORY to help overcome EVF/LV off-centered fov mechanical ibis lagginess ..."

What the actual hockeysticks are...

I'm not saying it's a bad focal length or that we have to adhere to a certain set for primes, it's just strange that they chose 85mm pre-equivalence. Marketing or something?

The E-mount is NOT open-source. The specification is available from Sony, but only through approval and (I would imagine) an NDA. It's still more than Nikon and Canon do, though.

6D Mark II, perhaps?

Sigma, Tamron, etc will reverse-engineer the lens mount and electronics protocol (which is probably largely the same as F-mount) anyway and will release lenses for it. Nikon will of course tout...

127mm? That's an odd focal length.

Not to mention, Z is on the opposite end of the alphabet from A.

Seems a bit expensive compared to the LA-EA3 ($200, same features) or LA-EA4 ($300, contains an entire AF sensor system and motor drive)...

Technically, zeroes it. :)

Have you forgotten about Minolta?

Wait, this is a prime lens? I seriously thought it was a zoom going by the softness...

I love the green ring, but am I the only one finding FUJINON TELEPHOTO PRIME and the green swoop a little bit gaudy?