Tomorrow at 12 PM Pacific, there’s an Ask Sony Pro Support Q&A. The Pro Support team will come to you live to answer all your questions about gear–its use, functionality, and optimization. Ask your questions live or submit them ahead of time on Zoom.
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At each launch last year, incremental improvements to Pro Support were also announced and during the A9 event, the full commitment of walk-in centers was added. I worked with the support team in Hollywood who were on hand with us to demonstrate how capable the RX0 is (they’re a fun group).
With Sony’s marketshare at 1 in 4 cameras, and then maybe 1 in 3, Sony has 2 walk-in service centers, 2,500 pieces of gear, and a half dozen staff on hand at major sporting games and would’ve been at the Olympics. The total turnaround time for gear is now 2.6 days. I had them clean my first-gen A7R and it was turned around in 3 days.
Sony’s goal is to meet or exceed the expectations of working professional photographers. You have to apply to get into the program and then pay an annual fee of $100.00.
This is all in addition to the existing Sony Imaging Pro Support Benefits:
I joined the program last year and have been pleased with the service, including the cleaning and an a7s II loaner for a video project.
What would I ask Sony Pro Support? What’s the deal with this warning?