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Sony’s a7 Full Frame Mirrorless Camera Gets A Teardown

If you want to knwo how your A7, A7r or future A7s look inside watch the video above posted by Sony!

Meantime do not forget to preorder the new $799 [shoplink 26501 ebay]Mitakon 50mm f/0.95 FE lens on eBay (Click here)[/shoplink] if speed is what you need. You will still have to wait a couple of months before Sony-Zeiss will launch their first very fats prime.

Reminder: Up to $650 off on the Full Frame A7/A7r bundles at Amazon US (Click here) and Sony US (Click here).

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  1. This is how you make money on cameras, build’em with fewer parts that requires less Manpower to put together, and less adjusting and calibration.
    Sony is good at this.

  2. What’s amazing is the simplicity and how few parts make up this very sophisticated device. This clearly demonstrates the state of current technology and manufacturing engineering. Impressive!

  3. Amazing how Sony is ahaed of the game and is the only manufacturer who can put the shutter behind and pcb infront of the sensor.

      1. Thank goodness, they recognize at least some of their cameras as cameras! 🙂

        (Tip for Sony: The Xperia is a gadget, the Q10/Q100 are gadgets, the PS/2/3, etc are….)

    1. ‘gadget |ˈgadʒɪt|
      noun
      a small mechanical device or tool, especially an ingenious or novel one.’

      Yep doesn’t sound so bad…

  4. The future of cameras. Very modular/simply construction that allow faster roll out of new tech as it becomes available. Ie A7 A7r A7s….No more 4/5 year cycles!! Which make me think that the FE mount in the long term is the future. Unless Sony adapt this philosophy to their A mount system…I hope they do.

  5. this was amazing product! however, I hope they can lower the price and sell more for the volume; that mean boost current volume, and cannibalize competitors market segment share.

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