This is not a review. You will have to look elsewhere for actual tests on the A7rIII. Perhaps DXO for noise and DR (or Photons to Photons) or DPR for an overall take. But you don’t need such a review if you already a Sony ILC user; especially if you are an A7rII user. The … Continue reading An upgrader’s notes on the new Sony A7rIII Pt 1
P: Hi Bob, can you tell us a little bit about yourself and how you came to use manual lenses? B: I’m originally from New York City but oddly enough, I’ve never really photographed there. I live in the suburbs of Minneapolis, MN and work downtown. Hence, you can usually find me photographing both natural and … Continue reading The Manual Photographers Series Part 8: Bob Israel
P: Hi Helena, can you tell us a little bit about yourself and how you came to use manual lenses? H: My name is Helena Normark and I was born in northern Sweden. When finished with school I moved to Stockholm to work. After a few years I met my current partner and when he … Continue reading The Manual Photographers Series Part 7: Helena Normark
Five years ago I was a broke student and manual lenses were a way for me to get much more creative freedom and image quality for my very limited money. This post is aimed at people just like my 5-years-younger self who have a very limited budget but want to get the most out of … Continue reading A $400 lens kit for your Sony a7 series camera
This is just a short selection of tricks which make it easier to use your Sony a7 series camera. 1. Use DRO to see into the shadows final image/ uprocessed raw To save the highlights I had to underexpose this image a lot. Thanks to the DRO function I could focus none the less. This … Continue reading 5 hacks for the Sony a7 series to make your shooting easier