Sony Alpha SLT-A77 II
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12 years ago
Sony caused a major stir in the photographic world when it introduced the 24Mp Alpha 7 and 36Mp Alpha 7R because they were the first compact system cameras to have full-frame sensors. This is something that has still yet to be done by any other manufacturer.
12 years ago
Sony a77 II pictures and hands-on
The Sony a77 II comes in to replace a camera that launched in 2011, the a77, so is long due an upgrade. A lot has changed during that time. Not only has Sony rejigged how it refers to cameras, rolling NEX into the alpha line, but it has also gone on a full frame crusade.
12 years ago
Sony Alpha a77 II officially revealed with 24.3-megapixel sensor, 79 AF points
Sony has announced the Alpha A77 II, a new enthusiast digital SLT camera with a 24.3-megapixel sensor and a world's first 79 autofocus points
12 years ago
Sony Alpha A77 Mark II Review
Sony Alpha A77 Mark II Review - The Sony Alpha A77 Mark II replaces the ageing original with the addition of built-in Wi-fi, an enhanced AF set-up as well as image quality improvements, but can it topple APS-C heavyweights from Canon and Nikon?
Pros:
- Rapid AF system
- Fast burst mode
- Impressive burst depth
- Weather sealing
Cons:
- Image quality suffers a touch at higher ISO settings
12 years ago
Sony A77 II
The Sony A77 II is a new interchangeable lens camera that uses Translucent Mirror Technology to offer high-speed shooting and a smaller body size. The 24.3 megapixel A77 II features a class-leading 79-point auto-focus system with 15 cross-sensors, 12fps burst shooting of up to 60 full-resolution...
12 years ago
Sony A77 II
The Sony A77 II hits most things right on target for a solid, high-performance, enthusiast-level DSLR. The image quality is very good, especially at lower ISOs and at higher ISOs from RAW, burst shooting performance is top-notch, and single-shot AF is blazingly fast.
Pros:
- Excellent image quality, especially lower ISOs
- Improved high ISO performance when using RAW
- Very good dynamic range
- High-resolution images
- Very fast single-shot autofocus
- 12fps burst mode with C-AF
- Good value for its class, Excellent image quality at low ISOs, noticeably improved over its...
Cons:
- Lackluster continuous AF performance
- Strong NR processing in high ISO JPEGs
- Sluggish buffer clearing
- Short battery life compared to most DSLRs
- Joystick control easy to press accidentally, Heavy-handed default JPEG? noise reduction at higher ISOs, Lackluster continuous AF performance with moving...
12 years ago
Sony Alpha 77 II review
See sample images taken with the Sony Alpha 77 II It has been nearly two years since Sony's last A-mount SLT (single lens translucent) camera. Since then, the company has had much success with its premium compacts and E-mount mirrorless cameras, leading many people to question whether Sony would...
12 years ago
Sony Alpha A77-II DSLR Review
The Sony Alpha A77 Mark II DSLT camera is an update to the A77 launched in 2011. The A77 II features a new 79 point phase detection AF system with 15 cross points, which Sony claims features the world's highest phase detection AF point count.
Pros:
- 12fps continuous shooting
- Excellent image quality and colour
- Wi-Fi connectivity
- 79 point phase-detection focus
- Weather-sealed body
- FullHD video at 60p
- with continuous AF
- ISO 50 available
Cons:
- Raw not avilable when shooting with effects
- White dots when using ISO51200
12 years ago
a77II is what a77 should be 2 years ago
Good: *Fast continuous speed with extra buffer*improved focusing systemNot so good: *Takes long time to clear buffer (I use SanDisk Extreme PRO speed up to 280MB/s)*Can't review photo until buffer is cleared
Pros:
- Easy to Use
- Fast Shutter Speed
- Great Resolution
Cons:
- Lag / Shutter Delay
- Poor in Low Light
- Short Battery Life
12 years ago
Sony Alpha 77 II
The Sony Alpha 77 II ($1,199.99, body only) is a camera that's sure to be of keen interest to photographers who capture fast action. The 24-megapixel APS-C SLR can fire off shots at 12fps and its 79-point autofocus system excels at tracking moving subjects.
Pros:
- Excellent high ISO image quality
- 12fps continuous shooting
- Fast, 79-point autofocus system
- In-body stabilization
- Sharp OLED EVF
- Excellent control layout
- Sharp, articulated rear LCD
- Seamless Live View experience
- Built-in Wi-Fi
- PC sync flash socket
- 1080p60 video recording
Cons:
- A little slow to start and shoot
- Single memory card slot
- No built-in GPS
- Some photographers prefer an optical viewfinder
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