By Kaitlyn Kerr
In addition to the newly announced a6400 APS-C camera, Sony also had two new announcements in San Diego today. The first was new firmware updates for the a9, a7R III and a7 III, the first of which is expected in March of 2019. They also announced a new Imaging Edge software that will enhance mobile connectivity.
By Kaitlyn Kerr
Sony has announced the a6400, a brand new APS-C camera. Equipped with a 24.2 megapixel sensor, and a brand new BIONZ X processor, the latest addition to the lineup is the first APS-C camera to inherit many of the autofocus technologies present and popular in their full frame lineup models such as the a9, a7R III and a7 III. This camera is capable of locking focus in as little as 0.02 seconds, with Sony calling it the fastest APS-C camera in the world (as of writing).
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By Kaitlyn Kerr
Image by the 2018 Photo Essay Winner, Beth Wald
Submissions are now open for the Mountain Photo Essay Competition and the Signature Image Submission for the Banff Centre Mountain Film and Book Festival.
By Kaitlyn Kerr
It looks like Olympus is teasing a new camera. They’ve released two teaser videos and a countdown to January 24th, 2019. Watch the trailer, and visit the website below.
