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Sony Carl Zeiss 16-35mm f/2.8 Lens Review at Alpha Mount World and got “Highly Recommended” from them. This wide angle Zeiss is a natural pairing for Sony A900 owners, promising superior optics, optimal build quality, and yes, a substantial price tag. Read full review here

Sharpness overall is exemplary on this lens, less wide open to mid apertures (f2.8 to f5.6) in the corners at 16mm which to be fair, aren’t really a setting that this lens is intended to be used at anyways.

-Alpha Mount World.

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Sony cyber-shot T900 is the most stylish and firm body will show on PMA on 3rd March, maybe it will be the shiniest point and shoot. The camera is so thin, it’s only 15.1mm, and from 3.5-inch LCD you can freely touch the screen and point to all the features there. Sony Cyber-shot T900 which wrapped with aluminium tagged $380 and available in silver, black, red or bronze. [ Via crave.cnet ]

Dpreview run Q4 test for budget cameras, from 9 competitors, Sony W120 is the best pocket point and shoot camera.

The Cyber-Shot W120 does exactly what a pocket camera should; reliably produce sharp, colorful and well exposed photos at the push of a button in a wide variety of shooting conditions.
The best pocket point and shoot camera

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Dphotonews has posted a new Sony CF 16GB on October 20, 2007, and it just launched on September 22, 2008 ( based on Sony Europe ). DphotoNew is faster to give clue what is going on in the photographs world.

These CF Card has bigger,faster,and better Compact Flash. It combines 16GB capacity with super-fast 45MB/second write speed with perfect solution for high-end DSLR and  has 5 years warranty and image recovery service.

The new Compact Flash from Sony to meet the capacity and speed from demanding photographers. It will be available with capacities of 2GB, 4GB and 8GB. So enjoy the new mass storage from Sony.

Sony has announced new Cyber-shot® DSC-T500 model enhancing it with high-definition movie recording capability. Users get to shot up to 10-megapixel stills and full-screen 720p movie recording at 30 frames per second (3x higher resolution than standard-definition movies). The model also uses AVC/H.264 codec for video compression and stereo audio – known for its high compression rate producing high-quality video as well as small file sizes that are easy to download, upload and share. T500 is extensible with a Memory Stick® media card (media sold separately), which now has capacities up to 16 GB. Detailed specs are as following; wide (16:9), 3.5-inch touch panel LCD screen, Carl Zeiss 5x optical zoom lens with a wide field of view (33 – 165 mm, 35 mm equivalency), Optical SteadyShot™ image stabilization and high sensitivity settings up to ISO3200. Sony DSC-T500 will ship in elegant black with a brushed metal finish in late September for about $400. Pre-orders begin on Aug. 29 at www.sonystyle.com.