Approved for Video and Photos: Sony 28-135mm F4 G PZ OSS Review

Having a separate camera for photos and videos is one of my generation's “uphill both ways” moments. Photo and video are now so ingrained into one device that it’s getting difficult to remember the days of carting along a separate camcorder.

While camera bodies can now shoot video just as well as stills, some lenses are designed more with video in mind rather than stills. The Sony 28-135mm f4 G PZ OSS is one of those lenses. It’s an E-Mount lens that can shoot video or stills, but the biggest features — the quiet, floating autofocus motors and the power zoom — are designed for video. .

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Insta360 One X hands-on review

The One X is Insta360's latest consumer 360-degree cam and is controlled via an iPhone or Android smartphone, and retails for $400. The big news on the new model is the 5. 7K resolution which means you can reframe the spherical footage and extract a standard 16:9 video with good resolution after capture. dpreview.com »

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