The recently announced Sony a99 II will be officially released on November 30, 2016, you can now pre-order at B&H Photo Video & Adorama & Amazon. The US price for Sony Alpha a99 II body is $3,198.00. Here is first unbox video of Sony a99 II, take a look.
Previous rumors said that Zeiss will announce their Batis telephoto prime lens around Photokina 2016, for some reason, this lens is got delayed, we will not see this lens in 2016.
Samyang has already released two autofocus FE lens for Sony full frame mirrorless cameras. They are Samyang 50mm f/1.4 AF FE lens and Samyang 14mm f/2.8 AF FE lens. Both lenses are already in stock at B&H Photo Video.
Sony has just announced a new digital cine camera Sony PXW-FS7 II. Sony FS7 II is a flexible 4K camera system. Designed as a camera that is at home on productions as diverse as “Cinéma Vérité”-style documentaries, reality TV, commercial, and corporate applications. It features a Super 35mm sized sensor that allows you to capture images…
At Photokina 2016 in an interview with Sigma’s CEO, he said Sigma currently is working on full frame E-mount lenses for Sony mirrorless cameras. Today, a source told us that first Sigma FE lens will coming sometime in 2017.
A new source today told us that replacement of Sony a7R II: Sony Alpha a7R III will be announced around Q2, 2017. The source also said a new mirrorless camera targeted for professional photographers will be coming first, could this camera be the long rumored Sony Alpha a9 or A-mount cameras. Sony recently registered a…
Sony has just registered a new camera with code name “WW158299” at China Gov website MIIT. The code name “WW158299” is liked a new mirrorless camera according to previous cameras: WW213019 is a6500, WW067022 is a99 II, WW605351 is RX100 V.
The Sony Alpha a7 III is expected to be announced sometime in 2017, before the announcement of a7R III and a7S III mirrorless cameras. The price for Sony a7 III will be a little more expensive than currently a7 II.
The Sony’s Amount camera Sony a99 II was just announced. According to a video review of Sony a99 II by Jeff Remas Photography, Sony manager told Jeff that a new E-mount camera with dual card slots is on their roadmap.