Sony A7III First Impressions: A full-frame camera for M-mount lenses
A Sony A7III body has arrived for review, sans lens by design. We intent to review as a home for manual M-mount lenses. Can it offer all that the SL provides but in a smaller, lighter package?
Sony RX100 VI versus Panasonic TZ200 (Leica C-Lux)
Choosing between the Sony RX100 VI and the Leica C-Lux doesn’t get any easier. But these videos by Chris Niccolls and Jordan Drake go a long way to helping you make up your mind.
Sony RX100 VI zooms to 200mm, stays lean and slim
The excellent Sony RX100 series has one problem — the maximum 70mm zoom. All that changes with the new RX100 VI which zooms to 200mm albeit at the expense of a slightly slower shutter. But a four-stop IBS system helps compensate. The only snag? The £1,150 price tag.
Sony loses FF mirrorless market share
Sony A7 Mark 2: Leica lenses and stabilisation
Last year I spent some months with the Sony A7r, the world's first full-frame mirrorless camera other than the Leica M (which isn't really mirrorless in the sense we now regard it). Sony did a fantastic job of squeezing a full-frame sensor into a relatively small body. And for owners of Leica lenses it was a magnet for experimentation. I liked the A7r immensely, even for a first stab at a new genre. My only serious consideration was the noisy and vibratory shutter which was obtrusive in street photography and also caused camera shake.
Sony A7: Bargain-basement quality zoom from Leica
Sony A7: Goodbye, it was almost nice knowing you
John has had a long relationship with the Sony A7 — mainly because he couldn't find anyone to buy it off him.....
Pimp your Sony RX100 with retro skin
Sony A7r and Leica glass on the prowl in London
