Sony’s Got a Blog and They’re Talking Alphas

Written by Eric Reagan on July 18th, 2007 | 1 Comment


You heard me. Check it out:

At the last Photo Marketing Association industry conference, we offered a glimpse of what’s cooking in the Sony D-SLR kitchen. Here are a few of those highlights:

· We have developed two camera prototypes targeting amateur enthusiasts and professional users.

· Both prototypes feature:

o High overall picture quality due to the development of a new image sensor;

o A Bionz image processing engine; and

o Sony’s Super Steady Shot image stabilization inside the cameras.

· Eight interchangeable lenses were also unveiled which feature:

o Large aperture standard zoom

o Telephoto zoom

o Large aperture wide angle zoom  

o Super telephoto zoom

o Super telephoto fixed

o Telephoto fixed

o Wide angle fixed

o Large aperture wide angle fixed

Be on the lookout for more specific Alpha product announcements later in the year.

By the way, you can post your comments too . . . for now. Be nice.
[tags]sony, alpha, dslr, new, pro, amateur, prosumer, digital, camera, news[/tags]



One Response to “Sony’s Got a Blog and They’re Talking Alphas”

  1. Sony Alpha DSLRs Resource Page | Photography Bay

    [...] UPDATE 7/18/07:  Check out the story on the new Sony blog and the latest Alpha talk here. [...]

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