Save Big on Hasselblad APS E-Mount Lenses!

Tamron Officially Releases 70-180mm f/2.8 Di III VC VXD G2 Lens

The second-generation Tamron 70-180mm f/2.8 Di III VC VXD G2 Lens ($1,299) designed for full-frame Sony E-mount cameras, expands the capabilities of its mid-range telephoto

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Sony Announces CineAlta BURANO 8K Digital Motion Picture Camera

Sony VENICE has a new baby brother, designed for the high mobility so often required for solo shooting. Sony’s new CineAlta BURANO 8K Digital Cinema

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Sony Announces ILX-LR1 Ultra-Lightweight E-mount Industrial Camera

Just in case you thought the recently announced a7C R was as small as you could fit a 61 megapixels full-frame sensor, Sony takes it

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5 thoughts on “Save Big on Hasselblad APS E-Mount Lenses!”

    1. Aside from Canon, the entire photo universe refers to APS as a 1.5x crop.

      Canon refers to their 1.6x crop sensors as APS-C and their discontinued 1.3x crop sensors as APS-H.

      In real-world terms APS refers to 1.5x crop.

  1. couple of the reviews on B and H say “does not have the hybrid/phase detection focus” like the Sony version of the lens. is there any way to confirm that and should I just pony up for the Sony version at $249?

    1. Once again, this lens is made by Sony and it’s identical to the Sony version which was designed for the original Sony NEX-3 and NEX-5 before Phase-Detection was available for E-mount cameras. Either version will function the same.

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