Sony Alpha Mirrorless Cameras & Lenses Rumors
Sony Alpha a6800 is a rumored upcoming APS-C mirrorless camera to replace current a6500. Price, Specs, Release Date is not available yet. Stay tuned.
Sony has just registered a new camera code “WW151602”, according to Nokishita Camera, this camera will probably be the RX0 Mark II, to replace current RX0. The official announcement will be in next one or two months.
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After Sony a6400 (B&H Photo, Adorama, Amazon) announced in the mid January, next announcement from Sony is expected in middle or late February, just ahead of two large shows: CP+ Show 2019 (February 28th to March 3rd) and WPPI 2019 (February 27th to March 1st).
Sony has just announced the new a6400 (B&H Photo Video, Adorama, Amazon) APS-C mirrorless camera, it is now confirmed that previous registered camera code WW715296 (Registered on 11/02/2018) is the Sony a6400, you can see the above image.
Finally, Sony has registered a new camera code WW715296 in Asia. This means we will finally see long awaited Sony a7S III or Sony a6700/a7000 in next 1-3 months.
The latest announcement from Sony is for the new FE 24mm f/1.4 GM Lens(B&H Photo/Amazon/ Adorama). So what’s next from Sony ? In the rest of 2018, there will be no new products to be announced from Sony. So the long awaited Sony a7S III and a6700/a7000 will coming in 2019. Here is an update rumors of upcoming Sony cameras and lenses to be announced in 2019.
Just received a email from our reader about the specs list of upcoming Sony a6700 & a7000. Other websites also reported similar specs several hours ago. Since currently there is no new Sony camera code registered online, so we are unlikely to see a6700 & a7000 announced in this year, previous rumors was said to be announced before Christmas. Stay tuned.
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As we already known before according to previous Sony interviews, upcoming Sony a7S III will go beyond customers’ expectations but requires a lot of work and time, and Sony will release new APS-C models soon. Today dpreview has published a new interview with Sony manager Kenji Tanaka, we got similar info as before:
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Sony Semicon Japan today has officially announced a list of CMOS Image sensor for upcoming or already released Medium Format, Full Frame, APS-C, 4/3, and compact cameras.
