by wim arys | Aug 9, 2014 | news
London with the Sony A7s London, England, thousands of people visit this metropolis every year. Every tourist seemed to be carrying a camera, but I was the only one with a Sony A7s. Seems like the fixed lens compact zoom is still king for travel, boy are they missing...
by wim arys | Aug 6, 2014 | news
Sony A7s at the Holi Festival of Colours Introduction Everybody seems to be loving their new Sony A7s camera. Besides the fantastic ISO performance that is usable up to a staggering ISO 51200, it has been hailed for its great colours. The larger pixels seem to capture...
by wim arys | Aug 2, 2014 | stories
Sony A7s with FE 70200G OK, so I’m liking the Sony A7s more and more now. The images do have a unique and smooth feel to them, entirely different from the A7 and A7r. The Sony SEL70200G is my current favourite lens to use with it; autofocus is...
by wim arys | Jul 31, 2014 | stories
Zeiss Touit and the Roman Ruins I’ve had my eye on the Zeiss Touit range for some time now. These APS-C lenses for both Sony and Fuji cameras seem to have somewhat of a bad reputation, as they do need some software corrections to get the best out of them. I...
by wim arys | Jul 29, 2014 | Olympus, Sony cameras, camera reviews, news
Sony A7s, let me take you to higher ISO Yesterday was the last day of the Ghent Festivities 2014, a local custom where the entire city of Ghent becomes one giant party district for ten days. The closing ceremony is a candle parade and a 19th century dressed evening...