Darren Shimabuku had a lot of problems on his recent shoot, but his Sony a99 Mark II wasn’t one of them. Of all the new Sony cameras the Sony a99 Mark II is the most neglected online even though it is quite a capable camera. In many ways, it’s a better value than the Sony […]
Camera Store TV finally got around to reviewing the Sony a99 Mark II and they still aren’t sure that Sony is going to continue supporting A-mount after this camera since the release of the Sony a9. I would have to agree with them, that the Sony a9 as a proof of consept basicly brings mirrorless […]
Lots of Canon/Nikon photographers are taking a second look at Sony cameras after the announcement of the Sony a9 and now there might be one more additional detail to take into consideration. A user on the DPReview forums has reported that the Sony Sonnar T* 135mm f/1.8 ZA is being discontinued. Currently, this lens is in […]
Tony and Chelsey Review the Sony a99 Mark II and talk about how it compares to the Sony a7R II, Canon 5D Mk IV and Nikon D810. They seem a little lukewarm about the a99mII due to some of the limitations like video AF and older glass selection, but acknowledge its probably the best camera Sony makes […]
Sony A-Mount isn’t quite dead yet and maybe Sony has a few more tricks up their sleeve for the system. If they release more A-mount cameras in the future it could mark the return of the mount, but if we don’t see another camera in the next year or two it might just be a […]
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