Sony expected to unveil A300 on September 4th

Posted on August 27, 2007

Photoclub Alpha reports:

INSIDE sources - mainly people who have been invited to press launch events - confirm that Sony is to show its new Advanced Amateur camera, thought to be called the Alpha 300, on Tuesday September 4th. A press conference is being held in Italy, and journalists from European mainland countries have been invited to attend. As yet, I am unaware of any British journalists attending, and have not received an invitation myself.

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It is almost certainly APS-C format, 12.x megapixels CMOS, 5.5 frames per second, ISO to 3200, improved AF, 3 inch screen or very much improved 2.5 inch, 95 per cent view 90 per cent scale (or vice-versa) optical glass prism viewfinder, AF assist on the body, improved flash, same basic shutter speed range as A100, slightly altered mirror/shutter action, very fast card writing, some water and weatherproofing upgrades, generally better response, altered user interface; much better high ISO noise, further enhancements to SSS. . . . (read more)

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3 Responses to “Sony expected to unveil A300 on September 4th”

  1. Sony Alpha DSLRs Resource Page | Photography Bay on August 27th, 2007 8:59 pm

    […] UPDATE 8/27/07:  A big announcement is expected from Sony on September 4th at a press conference in Italy. […]

  2. seyDoggy on August 28th, 2007 9:08 am

    WoooHooo! As a long time Minolta guy with big money in big Minolta glass, this is music to my ears. I shot a wedding this past weekend on the A-100 and thought my arm was going to break of from the lack of vertical grip. I am really looking forward to seeing where Sony takes the line.

  3. seyDoggy on August 28th, 2007 2:08 pm

    WoooHooo! As a long time Minolta guy with big money in big Minolta glass, this is music to my ears. I shot a wedding this past weekend on the A-100 and thought my arm was going to break of from the lack of vertical grip. I am really looking forward to seeing where Sony takes the line.

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