Abstract: This roundup contains the majority of current full-frame camera offerings available. Full-frame cameras have image sensors as large as a frame of 35mm film...
Abstract: Sony α7S Special Edition This week's Street Shots installment ties in with our recently completed review of Sony's fabulous new shooter. Those interested in learning about the camera behind today's gallery should jump on through to Senior Contributor Nay...
Abstract: LISTEN INSTEAD OF READING AkihabaraNews MICRO CASTEditor's Note: This article, originally published on August 7, is reissued here to highlight the addition of a MICRO CAST track.• • •In my many ramblings on cameras and photography , I have always stuck to...
Abstract: LISTEN INSTEAD OF READING AkihabaraNews MICRO CASTEditor's Note: This article, originally published on August 7, is reissued here to highlight the addition of a MICRO CAST track.In my many ramblings on cameras and photography , I have always stuck to 2 ma...
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Published: 2014-08-04, Author: Richard , review by: dpreview.com
Abstract: As video cameras go, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 and Sony Alpha 7S are very DSLR-like in shape. A four-fold difference in sensor size, and a significant gulf in price suggests this may be the only similarity. However, in terms of intent, they're not as di...
Published: 2014-07-16, Author: Michael , review by: gizmodo.com
You can't find full-frame video of this quality for this price anywhere else. And you can't find better low light performance, period. It all comes down to those two, very powerful, facts. With an external recorder shooting 4K, the quality will be even be
For stills, 12 megapixels is going to turn off many shooters. The camera was clearly not designed for video, and some poor ergonomics and control layout decisions speak to that. Native lenses provide limited options at launch. Battery life is poor. Sony j
If you are a video shooter looking for something that is better than Canon full-frame video quality at comparable price, you should absolutely consider the Sony A7s. Not only is the footage nicer, but it is future-proof if youre willing to invest in an e...
Abstract: Sony A7s review: The Sony Alpha 7s adds a slew of new professional features to the company's popular full-frame compact camera. Our head of testing put it through its paces in her latest review video.The Sony Alpha 7S is the latest addition to Sony's full...
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Published: 2014-07-14, Author: Jim , review by: pcmag.com
Amazing high ISO capability. Full-frame image sensor. 5fps burst shooting. Sharp, tilting rear LCD. Excellent OLED EVF. Great control layout. Compact, dust and moisture-resistant body. Vertical shooting grip available.
4K recording requires external recorder. No PC sync socket. No built-in flash. Limited native lens selection. Overactive EVF eye sensor
The Sony Alpha 7S full-frame mirrorless camera offers incredible performance in low light, but you'll need an external recorder to take advantage of its 4K video support....
Low resolution might not be for all; 4k option requires offcamera recording
Usually you would expect a camera with such a high sensitivity range to be the preserve of professional sports or wildlife photographers, or photojournalists, but since the AF speed or shooting rate is not quite fast enough for serious sports or wildlife ...
