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Sony A99 ripped in small pieces :)

Sony Blog posted the video you can watch here on top. It shows what’s actually inside the A99.  Doens’t tell you anything about the A99 image quality but shows you how complex the camera design and tech is.

P.S.: First go with the SLT-A99v by our reader Mark Morris.

Sony A99 preorder list:
A99 body Amazon, Adorama, BHphoto, Jessops, Wex UK, Wex Germany, eBay, Sonystore DE–UK–FR–IT–ES–NL–SE–FI–CH and more links at Alphacameradeals.
A99 with kit lens links Alphacameradeals.

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18 Responses

  1. wow, look at this nice metal body! This is one really amazing camera, Sony! If I would be a professional, I would click on “buy” immediately…

  2. This is plain silly. You post video of “naked” camera to make people more excited about it. This “striptease” would be useful for camera designer but not for photographer.

    1. I think many photographes like understanding the design and functioning of their tools. If you don’t, why can’t you just ignore it?

    2. It IS exciting! I’m not only a photographer, I¨’m an engineer to and one of the reasons I love my Minolta lenses is the way they are built. If you get inspired by the technology you’re using, whats the problem? Inspiration makes better phots.

  3. Cool. Makes me happy I bought one. I love seeing the internals of gadgets – its simply amazing how much gets crammed into a camera or a phone or a tablet.

    With the new Hassleblad partnership, I look forward to the sensor display with a medium format sensor added. You know its coming as Blad will be looking to crush Pentax and Phase One, with Sony’s sensor tech MF will be pushed to a whole new level.

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