Sony would release the first part of this year, the new digital SLR camera with mirror translucent Sony Alpha SLT A77. Sony has released the SLT-A77, a successor to its A700 semi-pro DSLR. The long-promised A77 makes use of Sony's translucent mirror technology to offer an impressive 12 frame-per-second shooting rate, despite its 24MP APS CMOS sensor. In addition has the highest-resolution electronic viewfinder we've ever encountered, with a 2.4M dot OLED viewfinder that rivals the company's full-frame A900 for size. We've been using a pre-production A77 for just over a week and have prepared a hands-on preview including real-world sample gallery.
Specifications :
- 24.3 megapixel APS-C Sensor
- Magnesium Alloy and high grade plastic body
- Main controls sealed against dust and moisture
- Anti-dust system
- ISO 100 – 16000 equivalent (expandable to ISO 50)
- In-body Image Stabilization
- 12 frames/second at full resolution with continuous Auto focus
- 30 sec to 1/8000 shutter speed, bulb
- 1/250 second flash sync. speed
- Exposure Compensation ±5.0 EV (1/3 EV, 1/2 EV steps selectable)
- 1200-zone evaluative metering plus Spot, Center weighted modes
- 3-way tilt/swivel, 921,600 dots TFT LCD with TruBlack technology
- Storage by SD memory card, Memory Stick Duo
- USB 2.0 – no Thunderbolt
- 1080p HD Video
- Virtual horizon indicator in viewfinder
- External Microphone jack (but no volume control)
- In-body lens correction of vignetting, CA and distortion (JPEG only)
- Electronic first curtain shutter reduces vibration and shutter lag
- Built in GPS
- Shot Result Preview allows preview of shutter speed, a la Panasonic G series
- Focus Peaking function helps verify manual focus
- ‘Smart Teleconverter’ shows 1.4 or 2x crop
- Memory Recall function saves three sets of camera settings
- Approx. 185 min. with viewfinder and 185 min. with LCD monitor for videos
- Dimensions 142.6 x 104.0 x 80.9mm (excluding protrusions)
- Weight 732g with battery and card .
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