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And here we go again. The A77 is coming in hard.
How long will this camera be haunting us before we finally know if it really is any good at all? Let us calm our expectations so we don’t have to fall too high.
A77 rumored specs:24.3 MP Exmor HD CMOS sensor19 points AF sensor with 11 cross sensorsISO 100-16000, with expandeable ISO 50 option1920 x 1080 60p/24p AVCHD 2.0P/A/S/M manual controls while recording video1200 zone meteringCompletely new developed Bionz processor12 fps1/8000 shutter speed50ms minimum release time lagelectronic first shutter curtainTrueBlack 921k 3-way tilt LCD3 million dot OLED viewfinderSmart teleconverter function with 1.4x and 2.0x optionBuilt-in flashBuilt-in GPSBattery life with over over 500 shotsMagnesium alloy bodyDust and Moisture proofMulti Frame NRSD card (no CF!)A77 weights 680g and A65 weights 543gBody only will be priced at $1000Body + 16-50mm f/2.8 SSM Kit will be priced between $1600 and $1800.The A77 and the A65 will be available in Europe and US around the 17th-20th of October.
The announcement is said to happen on August 24th, that’s Wednesday. We’ll keep you posted.
Also don’t forget that there’s another Sony announcement rumored to come this week, a camera that is actually dedicated to video: The VG-20, successor of the not good enough to beat HDSLR Sony VG-10:
VG-20 rumored specs:16 MPX Exmor sensor1920×1080 60p/60i/24p AVCHD 2.0 video recordingCan record stills in RAW3 inch touchscreen (swifel)audio level controlIR AVR remote
via sonyalpharumors
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Sebastian Wöber is a director and DP, studied at Filmacademy Vienna and is passionate about harnessing the potential of filmmaking tech to create powerful cinematic work with limited resources. He is currently teaching film at Andrews University in the US.