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First Sony product of the year: A65/A77 book for Dummies :)

Good morning SAr readers. ope you recovered well from the new years party 🙂

I was checking some stores to see if the A77 is in Stock and found that unexpected new book: Sony SLT A65/A77 for Dummies!! (Click here to see it on Amazon). I guess everybody knows the book series so why should we care? Simple, that is a terrific popular series of books and if the Sony A77/A65 manages to get there than this means that Sony really got a hit with those new SLT cameras. I will skip the A77 and wait until the full frame SLT is out. Meanwhile I am testing the NEX-7 and will post my first impressions next week. One thing I can tell you know, I am extremely positively surprised by the EVF technology. I didn’t think it would be that good! I was sure I would be one of those guys saying..damn I want my classic optical viewfinder back! But honestly, I was wrong. You Sony engineers made a terrific work here!

P.S.: There is a more serious A77 book from David Busch you can preorder on Amazon (Click here).

 

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  1. I understand this series is really helpful. My neighbor bought the ‘Zip-Lock Sandwich Bag’ for Dumb-Dumbs’ and she was up and running in no time!

  2. Now if they would only come up with a “Reading for Dummies” so as I could see what all the hullaballo was all about. Baby steps.

  3. I am a Sony shooter and have no problems with the idea of owning an a77 or a65, so take the following quips as wit, not wisdom.
    I heard that there is only one page. It says to trade your camera in for a Canon or Nikon.
    Isn’t the title a bit redundant?

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