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Also Sony Japan marks the A65 with “old kit” lens as “no longer in production”

Sony Japan officially discontinued the A65 with older kit lens. So this was it about the rumored updated A65. It’s just the A65 with new kit lens 🙂

 

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  1. I don’t see a replacement anytime soon. Probably we will end up with just the 5-series, 7-series and a Fullframe Model. Better focus on firmware updates and new lenses..

    1. admin, you spread confusement! in comments it’s clearly stated that it’s the kit (A65VL and -VX) that’s no longer available, due to replacement of the kit lens. you can’t simply repeat your rumour if you don’t address this statement first!

  2. An A65 replacement is necessary for the holiday season of 2013. I have no doubt a new one is on the way and that we’ll likely see it by PhotoPlus in October. It will also likely be the last SLT… but then again, it may be their first low-mid mirrorless A. Either way, that’s fine. People loved the A65. They’ll dig its replacement.

  3. @dyna:
    and how will the phase detection AF work without
    mirror / semi-transparent mirror ?
    they have the NEX range for contrast based AF.

    i got a A65 and i love it.
    and i would dig a full frame NEX !
    but STOP this mirrorless A-bodies: it’s the worst of both worlds !!!

  4. 新発売 (in red in the above picture) means “New product” in Japanese; it applies to SLT-A65VL (Alpha 65 + 18-55 SAM II) and SLT-A65VX (Alpha 65 + 18-55 SAM II + 55-200 SAM)

    Lower on the page 生産完了 means “Production completed / stopped”; it applies to SLT-A65V (body only), SLT-A65VK(Alpha 65 + 18-55 SAM -old version-) and SLT-A65VY(Alpha 65 + 18-55 SAM -old version- + 55-200 SAM)

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