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 A77 II review
Sony's digital camera designers have been so innovative in recent years that the A77 II might seem stuffy and conventional in comparison. There's no real risk of that, though. While it looks like an SLR, the reality is that Sony no longer makes SLR cameras.
12 years ago
Sony A77 II
With Sony basking in the success of its mirrorless cameras, such as the NEX-7 and a7R, the company had failed to release any new Single Lens Translucent (SLT) camera for the past two years.The SLT cameras use a fixed translucent mirror to direct light simultaneously to the image sensor and...
12 years ago
The successor to the a77 is here. Sony says the AF system is a whole lot better and so is the new imaging processor, which we've seen also on the Sony RX 100 III. Sony Alpha a77 II The 24MP APS-C shooter retains the same ergonomics and build quality as its predecessor, but also has significant...
12 years ago
Sony A77 M2 DSLR Review: Fast Shooter Great for Low Light
A variation on the conventional DSLR, Sony's Alpha 77 M2 camera is an upgrade of its popular Alpha 77 SLT (single-lens translucent) camera. This system lets a portion of the light through to a dedicated autofocus sensor while sending most light to the image sensor, providing a full-time live view as...
Pros:
- Tilt-and-swivel LCD
- Evenly exposed pictures with accurate color and sharp detail
- Wide ISO range for low-light photography
- Continuous shooting of 12 fps for up to 25 photos
Cons:
- Eye sensor too sensitive
- Overly aggressive noise reduction at high ISOs
- Poor smartphone Wi-Fi connectivity
11 years ago
Sony Alpha 77 II DSLR Review
The Sony A77 II is the replacement for the A77, which made its debut in 2011. The A77 II uses a new image sensor with 6000x4000 pixels (same resolution as the A77) that, while sharing the same resolution as its forerunner, does have a new micro lens system that captures more light on each single...
Pros:
- + Very fast AF system
- + Many AF modes and individual AF settings
- + High-resolution viewfinder
- + Robust body
- + Swivel LCD
- + Full HD videos with high frame rates
Cons:
- Con
- - Somewhat bulky design
- - Electronic viewfinders (EVF) are notfor everyone
11 years ago
Sony is not a company that could ever be accused of not trying. Eight years on from buying Konica Minolta's camera business, Sony has produced more than forty interchangeable lens cameras based on at least three fundamental design approaches: conventional DSLRs, fixed-mirror SLT cameras and...
Pros:
- 12 fps burst with AF-C is useful for fast action
- Continuous AF is effective during still and video capture
- Face detection works well
- Good build quality and overall ergonomics
- SteadyShot is useful in both still and video capture
- Ability to record video using XAVC S codec
- Fully articulating LCD
Cons:
- Lock-on AF functionality is hit or miss
- Noisy high ISO images
- Heavy noise reduction in JPEG
- 12 fps mode offers little to no control over shutter speed and aperture
- Only 15 cross-type AF points
- limited to a central portion of the frame
- No way to quickly check focus in image review
- since only...
8 years ago
The a77II has fast continuous shooting speed- in its class - up to 12 frames per second at full resolution. Equipped with a 79 point AF sensor and advanced auto focus tracking, technology, you never have to miss a moment.
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