Author Archives: Louis Ferreira

Arber Marra’s 19th Century Lens Project

Arber Marra created his own adapter for the Sony a7S with a bellow to bring his 19th century lens from a flea market back to life. The photos and video this combination create is very dreamy and unique, but not for everyone. You can read about how he created his adapter at petapixel or see more photos/Video on his […]

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Speedmaster 50mm f/0.95 Lens Discounted

The Speedmaster 50mm f/0.95 lens is currently on sale for E-mount at B&H Photo. Product Highlights Sony E-Mount Full-Frame Lens Aperture Range: f/0.95 to f/16 Four Extra-Low Dispersion Elements One Ultra High Refraction Element Stepless, Silent Aperture Control Manual Focus Design Depth of Field and Distance Scales Nine-Blade Aperture Minimum Focusing Distance: 1.6′

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Sony is Lowering Their Investment in CMOS Technology

Digitimes reports that Sony will lower their investment on CMOS image sensor equipment in fiscal 2016: “Sony will reduce its equipment investment for CMOS image sensors to JPY70 billion (US$691.53 million) in fiscal 2016, while maintaining its sensor production capacity at 70,000 12-inch equivalent wafers a month during the fiscal year, according to Digitimes Research.”

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Zeiss Touit on Sale Again

Zeiss Touit Bundle B&H Photo Amazon Adorama Zeiss Touit 12mm B&H Photo Amazon Adorama Zeiss Touit 32mm B&H Photo Amazon Adorama

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Firmware Update: Vello Nikon F Lens to Sony E-Mount

Vello Nikon F LAE-SE-NF Firmware v4 updater for Windows and Mac is now available. The compatibility document hasn’t been updated yet so it’s not entirely clear what the update added. Via Vello

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Rokinon AF 50mm f/1.4 FE: Now Shipping

Now in Stock B&H Photo Amazon

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