Our partnerwebsite SonyAlphaRumors “speculates” with the announcement of the Sony APS-C mirrorless camera in Q2 (March?). More on sonyalpharumors.com.
Our partnerwebsite SonyAlphaRumors “speculates” with the announcement of the Sony APS-C mirrorless camera in Q2 (March?). More on sonyalpharumors.com.
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Sony? Well that is enough of a rumour to stop me from buying the Samsung NX10 in March. I will wait until Sony reveals what it has up its sleeve.
Sony had great idea with the DSC-R1 which was released in late 2005.
I should know as I picked one up the day they were released in Australia in December 2005.
It was an awesome camera for landscapes, architecture and portraits.
This also had an APS-C sized sensor although a little smaller (21. x 14.4mm) than the current ones.
If they could maintain all the best features such as:
– Built in EVF
– Articulating LCD
– 14-bit RAW
– Live View
– T* coated Ziess Lens (24-120mm f/2.8-f4.8 135mm equivalenet)
– Real Time Diagnostics (including DOF preview, exposure historgrams and zebra patterns for highlight clipping)
And improve upon it with:
– Higher Resolution EVF
– 5fps RAW (great for HDR)
– Extended selectable EV range (at least – / + 3 EV)
– Interchange Ziess Lenses
Although to do what the R1 did to the D-SLR market back in 2005.
It would have to sport the 36x24mm sized sensor with 24MPs.