Sony nex

When Sony first introduced its range of mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras in May 2010, the company was very clear about who it thought would buy the NEX-5 and its near-identical-twin NEX-3. Small cameras with APS-C sensors, we were told, would appeal to compact camera users who wanted to upgrade but would be intimidated by the bulk and perceived complexity of an SLR. The cameras were a sales success (especially in Japan), and their influence on this sector of the market has become…

SeattleSteve posted some sample photos from his NEX-5 with a Cosina Voigtlander 50mm f/1.1 Nokton. If you want to play in low light and do...

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In this blog post, we give our first impressions of the Sony NEX 5r digital camera. Read more at The Phoblographer.

A short preview of the new SONY NEX-5N and/or 5R mirrorless camera modular L Bracket /plate from Hejnar PHOTO.

Mirrorless cameras are everywhere, now. By removing the standard mirror arrangement, manufacturers have been able to cram huge sensors similar to those in DSLRs into the same, tiny bodies as their point-and-shoot cousins. And if you Google "DSLR in your pocket," half of the images that come up are mirrorless cameras. But does this hold true? And is the mirrorless right for you?

Sony recently announced the NEX 3N in the US and we were fortunate enough to join the company at the Museum of Natural History on a little tour of the area as well as some personal hands on time. The 3N and 3 series in general have always been amazingly great when it comes to ergonomics and the 3N is no exception. But the weird thing is the zoom lever now added in around the shutter release. Otherwise, the camera was very comfortable to hold and shoot with--though sometimes limiting. Despite…

In this blog post, we give our first impressions of the Sony NEX 6. Read more at The Phoblographer.

This is a quick follow on from my Dublin post the other day. I had mentioned how I had taken those nice shots of Dublin in the sun on a Sony Nex 7 with some Nikon Lenses, and I wanted to share some insights on the experience. One of the things I really like about the Sony is its focus peaking func