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October 2011
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The editors liked
A well-designed camera that's enjoyable to shoot
Partly thanks to a great viewfinder
The fixed-mirror Sony Alpha SLT-A77V bests the competition with features like a cleverly articulated display
Built-in GPS for geotagging
And very good 1080/60p video
Excellent build quality. Very nice kit lens. GPS built in. Excellent HD video quality
The editors didn't like
There are some annoying omissions in the A77V's feature set
Including odd limitations for raw and video shooting
Plus battery life is subpar
Response times could be faster. Battery drains quickly
With its shooting speeds and focus skills that put DSLRs to shame, the translucent-mirror-equipped Sony Alpha A77 is an exciting newcomer to the camera world. ...
Abstract: Sony has got the Indian DSLR market squarely in its sights, if the recent releases of its DSLR cameras is anything to go by. Leading the charge is their premium DSLR, the Alpha 77, which comes with a 24.3-megapixel sensor. It might look like most DSLRs i...
It comes with AVCHD Ver. 2.0 (Progressive), Supports generous range of HD movie recording, Also supports 19point AF System with 11 Cross Sensors, Available with blisteringly fast phase detection AF, Plenty of dedicated controls, Includes useful features a
Shorter battery life, Aggressive noise reduction in at high ISO, Slow startup, Few lags when switching between LCD AND EVF, Novice or first time users may get confused with its functions, Heavy
Though available with few niggles to comment on, A77V still deserves a thumbs-up from us. Alpha 77 offers excellent image quality, great handling, impressive build quality, quick full-time phase detection AF system and loads of exposure modes. All in all ...
Weather sealing and Magnesium Alloy body, burst mode of 10 frames per second (with AF tracking), Cheapest of the competitors
ISO performance not up to par, Flash casts a shadow with kit lens
The A77 is definitely a good buy if you're looking for something sturdy, with a good overall balance of features and performance. While the A77 is a slight disappointment in the noise handling department, it definitely makes up for it with the fast AF (es...
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Published: 2012-01-26, Author: Lori , review by: asia.cnet.com
A well-designed camera that's enjoyable to shoot; great viewfinder; cleverly articulated display; built-in GPS for geotagging; very good 1080/60p video.
Annoying omissions in the A77's feature set; odd limitations for raw and video shooting; subpar battery life.
The Sony Alpha SLT-A77 is an excellent, well-designed camera for deep-pocketed amateurs; it nevertheless has a few limitations that may make it impractical for professionals. ...
If you already own some Sony A mount lenses and accessories and are looking to trade your existing body for a top quality camera, the A77 is your man. We were wary about its use of an electronic viewfinder, but needn't have worried – it's almost up to the...
Abstract: Exactly a year ago, Sony unveiled the Alpha SLT-A55 and A33 , a pair of interchangeable lens cameras that use the company's translucent mirror design. Unlike a conventional SLR (single lens reflex) camera that uses a reflex mirror that flips out of the wa...
Abstract: Exactly a year ago, Sony unveiled the Alpha SLT-A55 and A33 , a pair of interchangeable lens cameras that use the company's translucent mirror design. Unlike a conventional SLR (single lens reflex) camera that uses a reflex mirror that flips out of the wa...
Abstract: This preview is based on a pre-production model of the SLT-A77.Exactly a year ago, Sony unveiled the Alpha SLT-A55 and A33, a pair of interchangeable lens cameras that use the company’s translucent mirror design. Unlike a conventional SLR (single lens ...
Su diseño réflex. La resolución de las imágenes. El visor electrónico OLED. Controles manuales. Pantalla abatible. Función de Sweep Panorama
Su precio es un poco elevado. Si no estás acostumbrado al visor electrónico puede ser molesto. Poca duración de la batería. El lente con el que viene incluido no tiene tanto zoom para hacer acercamientos
Si te gusta la fotografía y buscas un equipo para sacar más provecho a las imágenes, esta Sony es una opción. Su diseño réflex hará que te sea más cómodo fotografiar todo y su calidad no te defraudará....
