A7V and the Third-Party AF Lens Problem

Today we have got the brand new Alpha 75. There's a new grip. It's got a cool screen. — Well, it's just like Panasonic, isn't it? — your fanboy. Yes. Instead of just 10 fps mechanical, and it is still it does 30 electronic. Now, I think now it's realtime recognition. Not only has this got plane mode, but it's got auto mode. If I get bored of taking photos of planes. Boom. Oh, look. There's horse there. Somebody's going to say they're ponies or something like that. — Oh, there you go. I didn't realize that pedanticness would come so soon. — The elephant in the room is in that box. — That's a small elephant then. — Get complicated. — There's no elephant. So Dan's elephant is that. Let's try with third party lenses cuz this not a cannon. — How can I? — Because it's not working. — What the hell? I think they've done something. — They've done a stealthy cannon. — They've taken the party away from the thirds. — There we are. — It's the same thing again. It's not shooting. — I don't know why. — Because it's the third party, — not final firmware. Maybe — third party. — It's third party. — M interesting times. — At least Canon upfront about it. — Third party lens, right? — No. — Look. — Can I do it? — She cannot shoot nothing. So that's one. 40 mil. — No, it's not shooting. you have to pay a subscription.