This is a follow up to John Clark‘s previous post Full Frame Lenses Compared.
There are quite a lot of categories here. I have not tried very many of these lenses. What you read here is just the summary of a lot of research. Here we go … Read More
This is a follow up to John Clark‘s previous post Full Frame Lenses Compared.
There are quite a lot of categories here. I have not tried very many of these lenses. What you read here is just the summary of a lot of research. Here we go … Read More
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0p6uOADmM2k
Jason Lanier’s trip is over, but he leaves us with one final Planar video comparing the new Sony Zeiss 50mm Planar to the Sony 85mm G Master. He doesn’t really get into bokeh quality, but it is an interesting comparison, because many debate about what is the ideal focal length for portraiture. I personally like to work with a 50mm, but many like 85mm or longer.

B&H Photo created a great tutorial about color grading that is worth reading if you’re experimenting with video on your Sony camera. Their tutorial will make three way color correction, secondary color manipulation, match color, and more clear to aspiring videographers looking to up their game.
Via B&H Photo
The new Sony a7RII firmware adds radio controlled lighting, improved stabilization and temperature control. It’s good to see Sony continue to improve an already great camera. You can download the new firmware here.

August 15th, 2016, Seoul, Korea – The global optics brand, Samyang Optics (http://www.samyanglensglobal.com) today announced the long-awaited release of autofocus lens: 14mm F2.8 for Sony E mount Mirrorless cameras with full frame sensor size. The new Samyang AF 14/2.8 FE is the widest lens in its class offering superb quality images to photographers. This launch follows the recent availability announcement of Samyang AF 50/1.4 FE. Read More