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  Released in 2020, Sony’s A7S III is the long-awaited replacement to the acclaimed A7S II. Ever since its original debut in 2015, the Mark II has been the longstanding low light king and a hit with filmmakers. And for a good reason. But, over the last five years, Sony’s learned a lot. https://photographypx.com/sony-a7s-iii-review/

  Released in the fall of 2015, Sony’s A7S Mark II is the official successor to the original A7S. And it marks the second generation of Sony’s video-centric mirrorless lineup. The original model quickly rose as an industry setting release, renowned for its low light performance. https://photographypx.com/sony-a7s-mark-ii-review/

As photographers, we often hesitate to grab an essential part of any toolkit, the tripod. And the last thing you want while traveling is to lug around a bulky tripod. But, even with the advent of stabilized sensors, sometimes our hands alone aren’t stable enough. https://photographypx.com/best-travel-tripods/