The following video presents Detailed hands on with the Sony A7s (ILCE-7S):
Discover the next step for Sony’s digital imaging technology, meet the A7S. Find out here just what is so special about this new camera and how it could rocket your photos and videos to incredible new heights!
α7S features a newly-developed sensor with wide dynamic range, opening up thrilling artistic possibilities for serious photographers.
Sony Imaging Seminar – Showcasing a7 Series Cameras for Photographers and Videographers
FREE Admission
Wednesday, September 02 2015; 1:30 – 3:30 PM
Location: Vistek Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Contact: 416-365-1777
Email: seminars@vistek.ca
Please register early at https://www.vistek.ca/events/seminars/1469/SonyA7.aspx
Sony Representatives will present a7 style cameras and lenses as well as gear, including:
Sony a7S
- the low-light Sony a7S camera,
Sony α7R II
- Sony a7R II camera,
- a selection of Sony e-mount lenses including new Sony FE models, Carl Zeiss Batis lenses, Metabones adapters,
- Sony’s new CLFHD5 5” HD monitor with Slog, and
- DJI Ronin and Ronin M camera stabilizers.
Enjoy! / Amusez vous bien!
The following video presents α7R II – Product Features | α | Sony:
See reality as your mind’s eye envisions it with the incredible new Sony α7R II. The world’s first*1 back-illuminated 35mm full-frame CMOS image sensor gives this camera capability to deliver 42.4-megapixel*2 resolution, high sensitivity and fast response that are apparent in every amazing picture. The Fast Hybrid AF system’s extra-wide dense focal plane phase-detection AF coverage keeps
subjects in sharp focus, while 5-axis image stabilization reduces blur which otherwise tends to affect handheld shots. High-resolution imaging is further enhanced by 4K movie recording now featuring full pixel readout without pixel binning. With so much innovation packed into such a compact form, it’s clear that there is more to life than meets the naked eye.*1 Among digital still cameras equipped with a 35mm full-frame image sensor. As of June 2015 based on Sony research.
*2 Approximate effective megapixels.
