Note: This is a WILD rumor about the A7sIV that I got from a new source. Trusted sources have NOT told me yet if the A7sIV will be coming in 2023. So for the sake of clickbait, sorry “rationale discussion” let me know if you would be happy if that rumor would turn out to…
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The past horse I got some additional info: Now I am 100% certain the Sony A7V will be announced in very early December (Dec 5?) 100% confirmed the sensor is 33MP (unclear if same or updated version of the Sony A7IV sensor) Improved EVF (unclear about resolution) I got two more leaked images (see below)… The post 100% Confirmed: Sony A7V Launching Early December with 33MP Sensor and New Leaked Images! first appeared on sonyalpharumors.
Viltrox has done an Ask me anything on Reddit. And when asked about the development of zoom lenses this is what they said: About the zoom lens, we’re actively working on it. About the macro lenses, there won’t be any in the near future.
I finally got confirmations form sources (Thanks!) that Sony is going to have a BIG announcement between mid November and early December. Don’t have the exact date yet! But my guess is that we will get this stuff: Sony A7V Sony 100-400mm GMII (?) I hope to get the exact announcement date soon but in… The post It’s now 100% confirmed — a major Sony announcement is on the way! first appeared on sonyalpharumors.
In an interview published by CineD the leader of the Sony Cinema Line, Nobutatsu Takahashi-san said this about the future of the lineup: Sometimes it takes time (to release new products) when there is a huge revolutionary change.
A world’s first, the 35-50mm f/1. 4 FE: A new rumor circulating on Chinese social media platform Weibo hints at a groundbreaking full-frame zoom lens set to arrive in 2026: a 35–50mm f/1. 4.
On September 9 at 9:30 Berlin time, Sigma will officially unveil the new 135mm f/1. 4 full-frame autofocus lens — a true world’s first! The only lens even close is Sony’s 135mm f/1. 8, but Sigma takes it further: 2/3 of a stop faster and delivering around 20–25% shallower depth of field.
Funny how history works — after more than a decade, we’re suddenly getting not one, but two 200mm f/2. 0 FE lenses! Just last week, I leaked the specs and first image of the new Venus Optics 200mm f/2.