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Is there a Silver NEX-7 coming?

I really don’t know what to think about this. A readers sent me that image showing an all silver NEX-7. I have no info yet if that is just a Photoshop work or a true camera. And I don’t know if it would make sense or not to offer a silver edition.

Here is the NEX-7 search links status check:
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    1. +1
      and even if we had black 16mm – believe or not – i would by the 7th nex with all this stuff. But now i don’t wan’t to look like clown.

  1. Hi Andrea, you should change the new “Vendor” tag at the top to separate NEX and A-mount posts. This isn’t Mirrorlessrumors, so we’re mainly going to be talking about Sony stuff.

      1. Judd assumes that the picture of the camera in the paper and not the picture of the paper (with the camera in/on it) could be overexposed….. aiaiaiai

      1. That’s why I said if I’d started with a photo of an NEX-7 with a silver lens already mounted then the writing colour wouldn’t have arisen as I’d just not manipulate that bit of the photo. The top view would make that trivial. Of course it’s more difficult from other angles, but just a matter of spending enough time and care.

        So my bet is it’s a Photoshop job. Given an hour or so, anybody could do a lot better job than the one in the article.

    1. Actually on a second look, making it negative would make the highlights shadows and shadows highlight. However the shadows in their image are still shadows (around buttons, wheels and flash) which would be quite a bit more difficult to do, not impossible just much more time consuming.

  2. Even I can make these kinds of collages look anyway I want, so I wouldn’t read too much into it.

    Whether a silver NEX-7 makes sense is another question. The NEX-7 is the most likely NEX camera that the Zeiss 24mm F1.8 prime will be used with and at the moment that’s only available in black. A black lens on a silver NEX-7 might look OK, especially if the camera has black accents, like a black rubber grip, LCD frame and eye cup which are usually black anyway. But I still prefer the all black look which I find is more in keeping with the nEX-7’s monolithic design.

  3. it makes sense.
    probably there will be a new nex camera announcement on march, but there’s no evidence in rumors and in common sense of a new model.
    so probably they will announce a different color version, and most probable could be the silver nex-7

    1. There’s a good way to do silver and there is an ugly way to do it. I agree, the Sony silver looks like cheap plastic metal lookalike. It’s no surprise that Sony went black with their high end NEX. I think the silver thing must be a cost issue. I’m already cringing at how the silver 50mm is going to look on my NEX-7.

  4. The lack of FF info is concerning. We are supossedly about 6 months from release or announcement, which can be worlds apart in the Sony world. Obviously by the number of comments, there is more interest in the new FF then the other posted info. Yet we have not heard much from the prototypes being used. I am starting to get concerned especially since I may want to get the 70-400G and would want to get it now because of the increase in lens price despite no apparent improvement in lens choices. Especially since I won’t be able to get the 500mm. The Nikon 800 looks pretty sweet and affordable

  5. silver body with black grip would look nice.

    that’s much easier than making black versions of all of their other lenses, too.

  6. A silver version would coordinate nicely with my Hublot Black Caviar Bang watch, but I need a gold model to match my Louis Moinet Meteoris for when I dress up.

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