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    Posted: 24 August 2013 at 19:59
During a photo trip I met someone with a (for me) unknown Sony camera.
Type / model of both the body or lens I could not see.
Maybe someone else can tell whether it might be a completely new model, NEX or SLT.





Edited by DukeOfDutch - 02 September 2013 at 13:44
 



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Well, its an Alpha. Its labeled a ZA lens. I'm intrigued by the inclusion of OSS on the lens on an Alpha mount. I had thought that that would never happen....
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In hindsight, it also has an "E" marker. Confusing. Could be the new NEX - the ILC-3000. You should shoot this over to SAR. They'll go crazy for it.
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http://www.sonyalpharumors.com/sr5-first-image-of-the-new-ilc-3000-a3000-in-japan/

http://www.sonyalpharumors.com/sr5-larger-image-of-the-two-new-e-mount-zooms/
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I think that might be the new Alpha 3000 : see here
Mounted seems to be the new rumoured (or announced) ZA 16-70/4 lens. The most interesting part of the picture I find the letters "OSS" on the front ring, meaning Zeiss probably produced it's first in-lens stabilized zoom.

They let you pretty close and taking that picture, so apparently there's no more NDA's in place.
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That looks suspiciously like Gustav. How many men that good looking could there be in the Netherlands?
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The man behind the camera


In his hands, the camera is small.

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Originally posted by AutumnRose AutumnRose wrote:

That looks suspiciously like Gustav. How many men that good looking could there be in the Netherlands?


He doesn't look like Gustav, that is Gustav

I think we're looking at an orchestrated leak here, and I like it
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Who's Gustav?
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Gustav is an expert welder and Sony associate photog who takes some great kingfisher photos (and also great pictures of other stuff) aka ijsvogel...

Camera looks like it might be rather a boon to anyone interested in shooting with old MF lenses.
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...... and he's been quietly contributing to this thread.
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Thanks, guys! It really looks like an interesting lens.
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Originally posted by mirthseeker mirthseeker wrote:

...... and he's been quietly contributing to this thread.


I bet that by the end of the year he will be shooting a NEX FF
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Long-waited Zeiss standard zoom for e-mount, praised by Gustav, very nice and little lens.
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