Categories: Photography
Sony Seeks Image Authenticity with a1, a1 II, and a9 III Firmware Updates
Sony’s comprehensive in-camera authentication technology has been a long time coming, but it has finally arrived for three of Sony’s flagship cameras, the Sony a1, a1 II, and a9 III.
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