Sony has just announced its latest camera, the Alpha A7s II. As a follow-up to the original Alpha A7s, the new full-frame mirrorless shooter maintains the same 409,600 ISO setting, but adds support for internal 4K video recording. The first model relied on an external recorder for 4K, making it the camera’s biggest weakness. Those who passed on the original A7s may find themselves tempted to upgrade, as the new model includes several other refinements in addition to better video features.
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Power for the concept comes from a 1.0L V4 from the Honda RC213V MotoGP racing bike tuned for road use. That means 212hp and 87 lb-ft of torque with a redline of 14,000 rpm. The power goes to the road via a dual-clutch 6-speed transmission.
The most notable aspect of these new eDM devices is that they are capable of producing twice the power and torque of any electric motor-generator in production today. eDM tech can be inserted between the engine and transmission to create MHEV or PHEVs or used alone to create a pure EV.
In contrast, the regular battery – which will be the standard fit item, as well as the only option for the entry-level Leaf S – is rated at 84 miles.
We have read so many rumors about the Nikon cameras that are coming within next few months or within this particular year or something but some got true and some are still hanging on the rumors’ chamber.
