What is it like to go to the SONY A7 III Event?

I was very fortunate to be invited to the Sony A7 III press event in Las Vegas. This was the first time I was invited and I was absolutely humbled to be there. Of course the big announcement was the Sony A73 and as a press member I got to borrow a pre-production camera for the next 3 days. Sony set up a number of shoots where we could test the limits of the A7 III. This is what its like to go to a Sony press event.

This video was filmed on the Sony A7III (footage after the announcement), Sony a6300 and RX100 V (before the announcement)

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[cliflowry]

The long exposures on the waterfall pictures was absolutely brilliant! Think Different.

[mistermadsen]

Celebrities of the photographic community on youtube. No one else now who they are, only us nerds ;-)

[pingarana]

Nice to see all youtubers there, and even Ken Rockwell!!

[CJKnowsTECH]

Great perspective. This was probably the most entertaining coverage of the Sony press event. Great way to not just do the typical press event video. Thanks! So HYPED for this camera

[christoombes]

Enjoyed the video and the shots of the dancers were awesome, loved the sense of movement. Thanks for sharing

[Rosetheromani]

Love this video - it captures the behind the scenes, but at the same time captures the capability of the Sony A7 III - true story telling at its best. The most interesting coverage of this event I've seen.

[ryukwj]

Looked super fun, Ted! 👍👍
Good to see Eric and Jared making an appearance too!

[paulduckworth]

Great video and really like the slow speed shots of the dancers & water. Also liked getting Ken and Fro in there.

[ItsEzlan]

Literally The best Video Covering the release Thank you Ted really looking forward to trying to get my hands on the A73

[L.E.Santo]

Great one, Ted. The better BTS and personal point of view of this event that I have seen so far.

[michaelj]

Absolutely love those slow shutter shots of the dancers! Beautiful.

[cactustweeter]

Ted I watched a lot of video of this event but I have to say your coverage has been some of the most interesting and fun.

[s.oliver]

The "long" exposure pics of the dancers in the rain look awesome.
Nice approach.

[eastgreenlander]

Love the video. Fun to see the event. I know its a commercial product event but I wish actual photographic projects or photo vernissage could get this kind of attention.

[ByteReview]

Really enjoyed this video Ted, never usually get to see much of the actual 'event' over the camera - looks like it was a lot of fun!

[PromoMoviescomau]

Nice work - great to see some behind the scenes action!

[CJamesPhoto]

Great video man, really enjoyed your approach on the rainy photos :)

[ChrisPrytherchRoberts]

Great behind the scenes video. Love it 🙂.

[xmlthegreat]

The BTS at press events is quite fascinating, seeing as I got to see the guys from TCSTV in action. Loved the video!

[sjsphotog]

nice job Ted. Was cool to see you doing something different and going with the slow shutter blurred motion shot. those looked very cool. keep testing. wish I was working so I could order one. Maybe someday... keep it up