2014年10月28日火曜日
アフリカの子どもたちに心躍る体験を http://bit.ly/1vZJge6 1991年に世界で初めて、ソニーが商品化したリチウムイオンバッテリー。 ソニー...
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1991年に世界で初めて、ソニーが商品化したリチウムイオンバッテリー。
ソニーはこの技術を生かした蓄電システムを使用し、アフリカ・コートジボワールの子どもたちに向け、2014 FIFAワールドカップのパブリックビューイングを実施しました。
イベントに熱狂する子どもたちの様子を記録したスペシャルムービーをご覧ください。
from Sony (Japan)'s Facebook Wall
Atomos Sony A7 vertical grip power station to ship in November!
Atomos announced that new Sony A7/r/s compatible power station you can preorder at BHphoto (Click here). It will ship in November for $295. Those are the great features of the power station grip:
Here is the full description:
The Atomos Power Station is a dual battery system for powering your camera and additional devices in the field. It mounts underneath your camera using a 1/4″-20 screw with thumbwheel and features slots for two Sony L-series type batteries. Two DC outputs and an included splitter cable allows powering of up to three devices, such as an LED light, a monitor, and a recorder. Optional DC adapters are available to provide power to popular cameras. And because batteries are hot-swappable, you can replace batteries on-the-fly without losing power to your devices.
In addition to the two DC power outputs, the Power Station also features a flexible dual USB power source which can power can power two USB devices, or one high-powered 2A device, such as an iPad. Two 2600 mAh batteries come included, which can charge an iPhone 5 from 0 to 100% three times. To monitor the power remaining on your attached batteries, there are independent left and right LED displays on the front of the Power Station, providing a quick 5-step guide from 100% to 10% battery life.
- Dual battery system
- Compatible with Sony L-series batteries; optional adapters available for Nikon EN-EL15 or Canon LP-6 batteries
- Batteries are hot-swappable
- 1/4″-20 Camera screw
- Dual DC power outputs provide 8.2 V, 5A power on DC input power, and 6.2 to 8.4 VDC on battery power
- Splitter cable to powering two devices from single DC output
- Optional DC adapter cables available for popular cameras
- Dual 5V DC USB power outputs; charge a single high-powered 2A device or two 1A device
- Independent 5-step battery level meters
- Includes two 2600 mAh batteries
- Works with Atomos monitor/recorders
Get it at BHphoto (Click here) or MotionMedia (Click here).
from sonyalpharumors
2014年10月27日月曜日
(SR3) Only the A7x and A9x line will remain. Tilt Shift lens coming?
Rumors from Russia discloses some possible scenario for the future A-mount development. A source who claimed to be in contact with Sony said:
1) A-mount will be developed in parallel with the E-mount.
2) Development is only in the direction of expensive high-quality optics.
3) The A-mount development will be limited to the A7x and A9x line (possibly A9x FF cameras will be more).
4) Sony plans to release 2 A-mount lenses, one of them tilt-shift.
Of course I cannot trust those kind of rumors from unkown sources. But it’s not the first time I keep receiving that exact kind of info and there is a fair chance the rumor may be true!
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Reminder (SR = Sonyrumor):
SR1=probably fake rumor
SR2=rumor from unknown sources
SR3=50% chance it is correct
SR4=rumor from known sources
SR5=almost certainly correct!
from sonyalpharumors
Tamron 28-300mm f/3.5-6.3 for Sony will ship from October 30 in Japan.
The Tamron 28-300mm f/3.5-6.3 for Sony A-mount will ship from October 30 in Japan. Worldwide shipment will follow soon after. Preorders are up at BHphoto (Click here).
Source: Tamron Japan.
from sonyalpharumors
Sony Tidbits…
Chasing Lights Trailer from Ronn Murray on Vimeo. (shot on A7s)
How to create captivating pictures, grow as a story-teller and engage your viewer (InMyBag)
Sony A7 fun at JoshMcLeodPhotography.
Awesome Surf Photography by Sony Associate Artisan of Imagery Chris Burkard (Brian Smith).
Timbling waters and the Sony A7s at JoshMcLeodPhotography.
Sony RX100 head-to-head: all three versions compared (TechRadar).
Florian: “I’ve just released the first part of my series “Urban Conformation”. I’ve created a parallel universe where time and space have been deformed. http://ift.tt/1nIdijH “
from sonyalpharumors