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(SR5) Sony’s new High End E-mount camera has “High Speed, High ISO, High FPS and not so high Megapixels”

I just got this from a source who shared three correct rumors in the past:

“a9 is not a high megapixel camera.
The number of pixels is saved, it will become a camera with high speed AF, high-speed continuous shooting, high ISO sensitivity.”

Another source also told me that Sony plans to release different version of that new camera line. So maybe there will be a High megapixel version too sometimes later.

I can also confirm the camera has dual card slot…very likekly XQD and not SD. Announcement time is still unconfirmed but my guts tell me it could be announced within 1-2 months (I repeat, that’s not a rumor but just a feeling).

While the “A9” name is yet not confirmed all we know is that the camera is placed above the current A7 line. We posted the first SR5 ranked rumor back in April 2016. But because of the Kumamoto earthquake Sony delayed the camera launch. Stay tuned on SAR and join the special Sony A9 group on Facebook (Click here) for more discussions.

XQD cards on Amazon (expensive but reliable and fast):

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SR1=probably fake rumor
SR2=rumor from unknown sources
SR3=50% chance it is correct
SR4=rumor from known sources
SR5=almost certainly correct!

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