Nor do I think Canon or Nikon has to duplicate Sony with different nameplates. I think they’re going to continue developing features in their current directions, emphasizing their own particular strengths–i.e., the areas where they already own patents and Sony doesn’t.

The Verdict While the $215 price can seem like a big chunk of change for such a simple pedal, the Utility Knife brings a lot to the table. It would be a challenge to get four separate modulators that tackle these tasks for less—even on the used market. And you could easily spend that much on two or three lesser-sounding stompboxes that house these mods, but eat up more space, consume more power, and add more noise. I enjoyed all the effects and could see this thing being a real workhorse onstage and in the studio—especially if you’re on a tight budget or have a tight pedalboard.

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Saving space on your pedalboard is a concern for anyone with an effects addiction. And as any sort of modulation junky can confirm, space becomes scarce fast once you delve deep into the many flavors of flange, tremolo, chorus, phase, and vibrato. Ontario-based Southampton Pedals may have a remedy though—at least as far as staple modulation tools go. It’s called, aptly, Utility Knife. And it’s a digital jack-of-all-trades that packs flange, chorus, tremolo, and phaser in a single, super-simple box no bigger than most single-function modulation stomps.

Increase in the level of implementation of favorable government schemes in the end-user application sectors will be the major contributor to this growth. Increasing demand for housing as population and personal disposable incomes increase will also drive the growth in the ground handling services market in India.

While there was a lot of attention paid to the temporary border closure last month, Bilbray pointed out that these types of restrictions are not new, even for unrelated issues. Last year, for instance, Tijuana protesters hampered border crossings as they protested a Mexican gasoline tax.

These days I shoot almost everything with the A7RIII and don’t recognise any of these ‘problems’? With the 5DII we had pretty terrible high ISO so everybody got their F1.4 lens out in low light, it was never a problem for me to keep things in focus? Here is a bit of ‘narrative’ video all shot in fullframe manual focus at F4: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BulmC3nzaQU I think it looks pretty good, epsecially cosidering it’s 5 years old and I never finished grading it properly because premiere kept crashing

Nikon says the new lens mount will also allow its Z mount to be future proof, allowing for cameras with higher and higher resolutions and optics with greater and greater sharpness.

We found this problem a couple of years ago (it’s in a YT video). It happens with both the Metabones and Sigma (mostly towards the corners). It starts around 20mm or so and gets worse as you get wider. Maybe it’s because the Sony E-mount is narrower than Canon and the light from superwides enters at a very steep angle.

“If there was an issue with the city’s water quality, we believe that those issued would be revealed in the district’s water sampling results,” San Diego Unified spokesman Samer Naji said in an email. “Results received by the district from a certified lab have not produced an identifiable pattern that would indicate a systemic issue.”

"That said, it is unrealistic to expect that achieving this milestone will win hearts, minds or trust," said Edwards, who also dug up documents showing that state leaders knew in the summer of 2015 there was lead contamination in Flint’s water.