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Roger_Provins
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yet more new Sony dSLRs
      #795152 - 25/05/2009 09:12

It seems there's a 500 range in the pipeline




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Re: yet more new Sony dSLRs [Re: Roger_Provins]
      #795225 - 25/05/2009 15:16

Curses, you beat me to it!



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Re: yet more new Sony dSLRs [Re: T Sargeant]
      #795304 - 25/05/2009 22:16

I hope they come up with something with video, not because I really need but just because I would hate to see Sony losing out in the market right now because of consumer demands for all these bells and whistles .

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Roger_Provins
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Re: yet more new Sony dSLRs [Re: FujiSigmaNolta]
      #795336 - 26/05/2009 05:25

Yes, it's very strange how Sony, the makers/innovators of so many gadgets, have so far been so conservative with their dSLR range. The a900 is a good example, no live view, no video - just a straight forward camera in the traditional manner. It pleases me because that is what I wanted - something to replace my Contax SLRs - and this does a great job giving me files almost the same size as scanned 35mm film with all the controls I need. Of course in-body image stabilisation is the icing on the cake

For the entry/consumer level though they probably do need to add all the gadgetry. They made an excellent start with their implementation of live-view - still the most accomplished from any manufacturer for a lower cost camera. I expect when they put video in a dSLR this will also be a better method than currently available. Sony are after all the market leaders in professional video equipment. Maybe it will have proper AF, zoom, HD and frame rates

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