Sony A7II Body IN STOCK right NOW!
The Sony A7II Body Only is NOW IN STOCK at B&H Photo for immediate shipping. The hottest and coolest full frame mirrorless camera of the year for $1698.
Leica
Leica Monochrom IN STOCK at Amazon.
MANY are waiting for this camera, including ME. Ive been on my dealers list in the #1 spot for a while and nothing to date. Leica has been slow slow slow in getting this one […]
Canon
The Voigtlander 50 f/1.2 M Mount IS BACK IN STOCK!
The Voigtlander 50 f/1.2 M Mount IS BACK IN STOCK! Cameraquest has just received stock of the uber hot Voigtlander 50 1.2 M Mount Lens. I still have one here and am still evaluating it […]
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The Mitakon Speedmaster 85 1.2 Sony FE Version Review
The Mitakon Speedmaster 85 1.2 Sony FE Version Review By Steve Huff (all images here shot on a Sony A7II) I have never been a 85 or 90mm lens kind of guy. While there are some GORGEOUS […]
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Whenever I tried a shaky sensor body (Olympus, Pentax), results were – sorry for being candid – crap.
The Optional Grip
I thought I was imagining that but you are correct…glad to see someone else see this effect with the 55.
I agree, it is a stunner. It might surprise you to know that the sensor on the Mark II reveals even more of that Zeiss character from the 55FE…more pop and better 3D. Its not even subtle, its shockingly better than the 7, 7R and 7S.
What’s that big unit connected to the bottom of the camera? Is it a battery pack, GPS and flash connector type of thing?
Thanks, James! That’s what I decided on, and a Metabones adapter for my really old EF telephoto, until there are more available for the FE.
Britt – That Zeiss/Sony Sonnar T* FE 55mm f/1.8 ZA Lens is a stunning performer! I almost never take it off my A7.
Thank you so much! I am only in the country next week and couldn’t find the body only anywhere. I even talked to B&H online support 30 minutes before you posted this, and they said they didn’t have them yet. Ordered with free shipping and delivery on Tuesday the 23rd. Now I just need to finally decide on a good prime lens.