The russian company KB Vita shared this video shot in the darkness of a moonless night. They used this 4.2 Megapixel monochrome sensor with the Mitakon Zhongyi Speedmaster 50mm f/0.95 Lens for Sony E-Mount.
via Image Sensor World.
Ted Forbes says “The Hasselblad 80mm f/1.9 is incredible. Its a major addition to the Hasselblad X1D lens lineup in that it has an incredible personality.“
Dan Watson:
Canon’s first full frame mirrorless camera has some awesome new features, great design, and stunning lenses. But can that make up for some big misses and massive competition from the Sony A7III?
Above you can watch Kai’s review of the EOS-R camera. Below the 50mm f/1.2 R lens review by Tony Northrup.
Tony and Chelsea:
The first round of the mirrorless wars are over – Canon released the EOS R, Nikon released the Z7 (and announced the Z6), Panasonic announced the S1 and S1R, and Fuji launched the X-T3. We were there at the events as the camera companies battled to win back the full-frame market from Sony. We think some of the camera companies did a great job, while others made some serious mistakes.
Does it matter? Well it depends :)
I know Photokina was all about the new Full Frame mirrorless cameras. But to me the best camera on the market in terms of price-value balance is the new Fuji X-T3. It can do what most Full Frame cameras cannot do and does cost less. So unless you really need Full Frame for some very specific reasons I would really consider buying this gem!
And I wish one day Fuji will make a GF camera with exactly the same design for $4000. I now feel free to laugh at me in the comment system for wishing the impossible :)
X-T3 at Bhphoto, Adorama and Amazon. In Europe at ParkCameras, Calumet.de. In Australia at CameraPro.
