In part 2 of my just-created series entitled "How Much Low Light Capability Does One Really Need How Often?" I conclude Sony Senior Technical Manager Mark Weir was spot-on when he told me that the a6300 has an extra stop of low light sensitivity over the a6000. Not earth-shattering, but you know what? I think it's pretty amazing - and I think I will rarely need more. For now.
Read moreRolling Shutter: Sony a6300 vs a6000 When Hugh's on Cold Medicine
I saw rolling shutter consequences on the Sony a6300 [B&H|Amazon] while I wasdown in Miami for a multi-day hands-on evaluation, but it didn't bother me very much -- it was a stupid fast pan, and for my everyday shooting, rolling shutter is a non-issue. This is not true for everyone though, so now that I have the a6300 on extended loan, here's a dedicated rolling shutter test comparing it to the a6000. Warning: not necessarily the best idea to do a test (especially the edit) while on cold medicine.
Read moreWhy Sony Has the Hot Hand in Imaging Right Now
I had the opportunity to sit down with executives from Sony’s Professional Services group this week in their new offices in New York. It was eye-opening. And no, I’m not shilling for them. It’s just that I recognize a high performance team when I see one.
Read moreNo Headphone Jack on the Sony a6300 (or a6000)? We've Got Answers.
No headphone jack on the a6300 or a6000 (no mic jack in this case, either)? Don't despair. There's an app for that. Well, not really - but there ARE solutions.
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