Before Minolta brought auto focus SLRs to the masses with the Minolta Maxxum 7000 in 1985, many zoom lenses were designed to hold manual focus from telephoto to wide. This was an important and ...

Sony’s first mirrorless, full-frame cameras were designed to impress photographers. Now the Japanese company is going after videographers with a new variant of its 35mm, interchangeable lens camera, ...

Sony has this week announced the launch of a new full frame camera in the form of the new Sony Alpha 7S this will that will join the already available Sony Alpha7 and Alpha7R full-frame ...

The NAB trade show is under way, which means a whole pile of new video-centric camera products are about to hit the wires. Sony has fired the first shot with their new A7S camera with seriously ...

After years of speculation with nary a peep out of Sony with regards to the much-loved A7S line (the A7S II launched five years ago), there’s finally a new camera. Sony has loaded this latest ...

“Sony 4K has moved well beyond where it was a year ago," says Sony Professional chief. By Carolyn Giardina Tech Editor The A7S camera features a newly developed 12.2 megapixel 35mm CMOS sensor. In ...

If you’re shooting photographs, and honestly at this point who isn’t, the last 10 years have been a remarkable blur. In 2005, Kodak’s digital sales made up 54 percent of total revenue. It was the ...

Just a half-year after Sony announced the dope A7 and A7r full-frame compact interchangeable-lens cameras it’s pushing out a new iteration of the mirrorless shooter. This one’s built around video. It ...

Sony has revealed the Alpha A7S, capable of 4K video and delivering a vast ISO range of 50 to 409,600. Billed the world's first full-frame sensor camera that's capable of full pixel read-out – without ...

Last year, Sony’s A7s camera blew us away with its low-light video powers that could capture decent footage, even when in complete darkness. Today, we’re getting a new version that shoots 4K video.

Everyone is talking about the Sony α7S (shown at left with the Minolta Rokkor-X 28mm f/2.0 lens and Fotodiox mount adapter), Sony’s newest interchangeable lens camera with a full frame E-mount.