
→ New MindShift BackLight Elite 45L backpack from Think Tank Photo announced.

→ Get ready for a $20 per month Adobe Photography plan.

→ Topaz Labs extended their AI bundle sale for a few more hours this weekend.

→ “Nikon Z7 & Z6 Fast Start” class at CreativeLive (was initially available for free).

→ Sigma 60-600mm f/4.5-6.3 DG OS HSM Sports lens now in stock.

→ New Nissin MG80 Pro flash for Nikon announced.
→ Nikon TV: discover the Nikon Z6 Filmmakers Kit.
→ Unboxing: Nikkor Z 14-30mm f/4 S lens.
→ Walking I.S. mini-shootout: Nikon Z7 vs Panasonic GH5 vs Sony A7 III.
→ DPReview TV: Panasonic S1R vs. Nikon Z7 vs. Sony a7R III – if you don’t have time to watch the full video, her is a recap from SonyAddict:
Handling
- Nikon Z7
 - Panasonic S1R
 - Sony a7RIII
 
Displays
- Panasonic S1R highest resolution EVF
 - Nikon Z7 great OLED on the back
 - Sony a7RIII lowest magnification
 
Batteries and Media
- Sony a7RIII great battery but should have two UHS-II slots
 - Panasonic S1R huge battery but only ok photo performance
 - Nikon Z7 single card slot and worst battery life of the batch
 
Lenses
- Sony a7RIII G Master line and a lot of selection with great adapters
 - Nikon Z7 Good adapter and lots of lenses coming but it’s a new mount
 - Panasonic S1R hasn’t been around long enough and Leica L-Mount lenses are crazy expensive
 
Autofocus
- Sony a7RIII best of the bunch for AF by far
 - Panasonic S1R slightly better hit rate than the Nikon but CDAF only
 - Nikon Z7 bad AF implementation
 
Video
- Panasonic S1R best IBIS and a great XLR adapter with 4k 60p
 - Nikon Z7 best video AF but bad preamp for audio 10-bit external
 - Sony a7RIII stuck in 8-bit
 
Image Quality
- Sony a7RIII great dynamic range across the ISO range, but the multishot mode isn’t great
 - Panasonic S1R best high-resolution mode with the lowest dynamic range at base ISO and most noise at high ISO
 - Nikon Z7 good image quality, but there is banding if you push the shadows
 






