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R.J.’s Speedbooster adapter for Nikon – only $200

speedbooster

We really loved the Metabones Speedbooster adapter, a device that transforms any aps-c sized sensor to a full frame lookalike and gives us one full additional stop of light. Here’s R.J.’s take on the Speedbooster with a version for Nikon cameras.

Word is out that Metabones’ Speedbooster for MFT mounts is delayed until later this year, which is unfortunate as there are many MFT cameras we would like to boost that way.

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Available for pre-order: Sony NEX VG900!

The Sony NEX-VG900 has some stunning specs and a very competitive pricepoint. Sony’s new HDSLR killer larger sensor cam is now available for pre-order

See all the details about this camera in our announcement article here: LINK

You can pre-order the Sony VG for $3298 here:

 

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The Sony NEX-VG900 – new very competitive large sensor cam!

Eh, wait, didn’t Sony just announce 3 other cameras? Well, we don’t mind one more option do we?

Here’s a large sensor camera that has been rumored to exist during the last weeks. Now it is real: The Sony NEX-VG900.
full frame 35mm sensor,

In their press-release they say “Latest Interchangeable Lens Video Camera Allows Virtually Limitless Creative Expression”. Let’s have a look shall we.

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Sony FS700 in for testing

We’ve seen some reviews about the new Sony FS700 lately, but this camera is too important to be taken lightly. Let’s see what we can add to that pool.

Visit the Sony NEX-FS700 subforum:

 

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