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A listing for planet5D readers of stories we've published on the Sony Alpha a7RII
Sony Artisan Colby Brown covers the Sony a7R II from all angles with this in-depth review.
A Visual Review of the Sony a7RIISee Why the Sony a7RII Could be the Best Camera for YouI've always believed in picking the best tool for the job. Since selling all my Canon gear last January {and I had lots} I've slowly purchased many new tools. To wit: Sony a6000, Sony a7s, Sony a7II...
Any Experience Shooting Sports w/a7Rii? - posted in Sony Alpha Full Frame Cameras: A quick glance through the last few pages of posts didnt speak to this subject so I thought to ask. Im considering a Nikon to Sony switch.
The Sony A7RII Camera Review. A real world look. Buy the A7RII at Amazon or B&H Photo Here we go! After a few weeks of use with this camera I can finally sit down and write about all of my thoughts on this incredible technological marvel, the new Sony A7RII.
This post (part 1 of 2, possibly) will be short and sweet due to lack of time. This little post is in regards to the reality of using the thing for a few weeks - mostly for video (but not exclusively) in a documentary shooting style.
I just sent back what I consider to be the absolute best digital camera I have ever owned (for daylight capture) because of the amount of confetti...
The Sony a7RII . Ahh, yes. The camera that seems to have absolutely everything the solo photographer/videographer might need and indeed is looking to change the world's opinion of mirrorless cameras. In many ways what Sony did with the a7RII has already been done, pre-release. What is that?
In October of 2013, Sony announced the a7r, the world's first 36mp full frame mirrorless camera. While it wasn't perfect ( REVIEW), it was good enough to pull me, and many other photographers, into the world of mirrorless photography for the first time.
If it lives up to the hype, the Sony a7R II may be THE camera that ushers in the end of an era. It’s the most exciting new camera announcement we’ve seen in years. Biggest surprise of all? Internal 4K recording.
According to DPReview Administrators (who just wrote a hands-on Preview with Sony a7R II article), the new announced Sony Alpha a7R II’s on-sensor phase-detection AF works “very well” with Canon EF lenses via Metabones Adapter.
Atomos announced today that the Shogun will be capable of capturing, “ProRes/DNxHR 4k recording (up to 2160p30) and ProRes/DNxHD recording (up to 1080p60).”
Sony has just unleashed its new a7R II mirrorless camera, a followup to the highly-regarded a7R.
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