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That's nothing. A major fashion house can have 200+ photographers on the riser.

The shot should have the model with one foot flat and the other foot risen. You will have to time your shutter release. This takes a few shows to practice but you will eventually get it, because...

For the actual runway shots, think of a person that’s actually interested in buying the clothes. What do they want to see? GOOD LOOKING CLOTHES! So focus on how the clothes look, not the...

Solid camera. Now, could use some professional power zoom lenses for ENG, as well as built in remote mics.

Another use for this type of lens is portrait-mode video for social media. You want a wide-angle horizontally, but if you use a regular wide angle lens, you'll have black bars on top and bottom for...

Architectural shots with perspective correction is where this ultra wide angle is most useful.

What’s with all the “development announcements”? How iare they supposed to help?

Just announce and release the product when it’s ready to sell.

RIP Sony

Now it is Sony's turn to make camera and lenses as good as Nikon. Does anyone think they will? Doubt it.

The writing on the wall is clear.

Anyone think it's possible for Sony to catch up to the quality of Nikon? Doubt it.

RIP Sony

System seller.

Nice design but this is way too big to be popular. But actually, there's really no reason to get a full-frame 35mm camera anymore, even for professional photographers.
No one is going to care...

Sure you can have a camera with memory hogging apps or you could have a useless camera. You pick.

I’ll definitely prefer the useful camera with memory hogging apps.

I’ve always felt the selector seitch should switch to an smartphone mode, where your back screen becomes a smartphone touch panel for you to launch apps with.

We need modern cameras to be able to...

The multi-shot modes are most useful for film scanning and fine-art reproduction. I wouldn’t use them for things like landscapes.

RIP Sony

RIP Sony

I guess super-resolution subpixel shift for still image shooting isn't going to be possible for these cameras?

oh, and RIP Sony