Sony Pictures Television Logo 2002 Long Version

Can’t believe we waited so long to hear the television like this.

Original batteries last practically forever (unless you loose one)! I have never had problem out of any original Sony battery series going all the way back to 2002. I stick with the originals as they are worth the price in the long run.

This new and improved version of the lens (with the UMC logo in black on silver printing) is a great buy. The optimum f-stop for sharpness seems to be f/5.6. I'm very happy. There's really no need to buy the Nikon 14-24mm. Get one of these and an old manual focus Nikon 20mm f/2.8 Ai-S or even the new Nikon 20mm f/1.8 so you can use filters and you are covered at the shorter end of the focal length range.

I tried Sony's version of this grip and was dumbfounded that it didn't attach to my A7r III without leaving a space between it and the bottom of the camera. Held up to the light I could see a gap between the grip and camera body that no amount of fiddling would eliminate. I suspect that the threaded screw post had been cut overly long and bottomed out in the camera body's tripod attachment point. I was wondering what else might have escaped rigorous quality control when a videographer friend told me he'd had the same problem with his A7S II and had decided to go with Vello's version. I took the hint and ordered the BG-S6 and I'm happy I did. The Vello grip fits perfectly and replicates all the camera functions you'd expect of a grip. It's too early to tell if all the Vello's buttons, toggles, and control wheels will last as long as those on the Sony, but at less than a quarter of the cost even if it lasts half as long it's a great bargain. With the addition of this grip the A7R III body went from being almost too small to fitting my hands perfectly. Only one caveat, and a minor one at that. The surface finish of the Vello is slightly different than that of the camera. It's just as black, and has the same rubbery tactile feel, but under bright light I can see that the pebbling is just a tiny bit different. If this minor (to me) difference doesn't dissuade you then I offer my wholehearted endorsement of this accessory.

I bought Sony's version of this kind of reader, and it worked when it worked, but unfortunately failed fairly quickly. I haven't had this long, but it's heavy and seems well built. It read both kinds of cards successfully, so it's great from my perspective.

I haven't used it yet but I'm sure it's awesome! Rush used them on tour from 2002-2015...

My Sony Bravia is the best, and my PlayStation. The best gaming system with best television how can you go wrong.

I just received it a few days ago and much better than the older version we have for our other television. I really like the fact that we can control everything from one remote now. Very pleased thus far with this purchase!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love this television it is the bigger version of my phone . I use it to stream I get the weather on it .I use it for gaming and everything else f. I watch my shows on it daily . I cast movies to my television any time a new movie is available . I have it on a swivel wall mount so I do not miss a thing when I am watching it . I am a big big fan for sure . People out there get you one you'll understand .

It is very easy to apply. Just line up the Sony logo at the bottom with the one on the camera display screen. You can apply it all at once, it is not too flexible,so it will not bend or fold as you put it on. It goes on smoothly, without bubbles, and looks exactly like the original screen. impossible to tell that it is on! Perfect! I had ordered a non Sony one before, and it made bubbles and I had to throw it out. This one is perfect!