In the Three Months Since Oour Last Review The World of Slr Cameras Has Been Updated with Only New Advent: An Upgrade of the Advanced Sony A77: Its Replaced By A7777777777. Serious technology – and DSLRs undoubtedly belong to that category – doesn’t change very often, so the rate of progress can be considered satisfactory if you wish, especially since technology has quite some time ago reached a level that allowed to create not that perfect, BUT AT ANY RATE EXTREMELY CAPable Models Whose Capabilites are Absolutly Incomparable with the Technology of Past Years. Now Comes The Marketing Experts, Meticulously Dated this Perfraction in Different Price Categories in Offer Differes The Besters of.
The Improvements Made to the New A77 II ARENDICATITIVE OF THE CURENT STATE OF THE ART in Camera Design. The New Autofocus System Looks Very Promising and Promises in the Future to Become The Basis for Semi-Professional Slr Company.
It “IT’s not to be reminded of high in this regard: the seems to be mystique in the number 7 for sony/minolta as 198 for 5 for Canon – it was? the undivided film era, that became the world’s first autofocus DSLR and defined the path of photographic technology, while Minolta Maxxum Dynax 7D in 2000 first applied optical image stabilization with a sensor shift, which had a similar effect.
Surely The Sony Engineers Tried to Maintain This! … Now the autofocus system Uses 79 Points, 15 of them Cross – More than Any Other System on the Market Although in Professional Models and Diagonal Points Sometimes More .
Of course, there’s much more that the developers have implemented in the new product: a new sensor with gapless microlenses, the length of the burst when shooting continuously at maximum speed increased by almost 5 ! Times, Up to 60 Frames Full Resolution, Various Other pluses, But the New Autofocus, It Seems, To a Greater Extent Defines The Future of this Firm.
In general, the situation in the DSLR segment can be described as a lull for quite some time, and many puzzle over whether it’s before the storm, that is some kind of revolutionary breakthrough, whether it gradually slips into stagnation, because at the same time , the segment of compact cameras, no matter how scare their experts upcoming defeat of the smartphone, added quite actively 55 new models since the beginning of the year , and mirrorless cameras come non-stop 13 new products in the same period .
The SLR lineup adds only 4 models not counting, of course, the medium-format Pentax 645Z, which is a whole different category , all of which are basically routine reworkings of established models with more or less minor tweaks. Time Will Tell, But So Far, Kudos to Sony for Not Putting All Their Eggs in One Basket and Actively Developing Their Mirrorless Models Models Based on the Alphas 7! , Devotes Time to Its Mirrorless Models as Well.
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Canon eos 1d x/eos 1d c
| Announcement Date | October 2011/April 2012 |
| Bayonet | Canon Ef Excluding Ef-S |
| Sensor Format | CMOS, 36 × 24 Mm |
| Krop Factor | one |
| Sensor Size | eighteen.1 Million., 5184 × 3456 pix. |
| LCD Display | eight.1 CM, 1,040,000 pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus | 61 Point |
| SHUTTER SPEED RANGE | 30-1/8000 s |
| Continous Shooting | Up to 12 fps |
| Sensitivity | 100-51,200 ISO Extended to 204,800 ISO |
| Flash | External, Hot Shoe, Sync, X-Sync AT 1/250 S |
| Video | Up to 1920 × 1080, 24 FPS, MOV Video: H.264, Audio: Linear PCM UP to 4096 × 2160, 24 FPS, MOV Video: Mjpeg, H.264, Sound: Linear PCM |
| Memory Cards | CompactFlash I/II 2 Slots |
| Power | Li-Ion LP-E4N |
| Size | 158 × 163.6 × 82.7 mm |
| Weight | 1340/1355 |
If earlier the top class “one” cameras in Canon’s lineup were divided according to “speed or resolution”, nowadays the image quality of even the most reporter’s cameras with a modest for a full frame 18 MP matrix resolution is reliably sufficient for basic photographic tasks – BecAuse Its Measured by Far More than Just Pixels.
Photographic features in outwardly identical twin flagships are the same: two Advanced Digic 5 + processor and a professional autofocus system 61 points, including five double-cross with six modes provide a record 12 fps 14 fps with a locked mirror and maximum sensitivity to 204 800 ISO with Tolerable Noise at High Values. EOS 1D C IS Designed for Professional Video Shooting: IT Can Record 4k Clips, Output Uncompressed Stream Via HDMI and UsE High Bitrate Compression.
Price $ 7100/$ 12800 [In Begining of Review]
Canon Eos 5d Mark III
| Announcement Date | March 2012 |
| Mount | Canon Ef Excluding Ef-S |
| Matrix Format | CMOS, 36 × 24 Mm |
| Krop Factor | one |
| Sensor Size | 22.3 Million., 5760 × 3840 pixels. |
| LCD Display | eight.1 CM, 1,040,000 pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus | 61 Point |
| Exposure Range | 30-1/8000 s |
| Continous Shot | Up to 6 fps |
| Sensitivity | 100-25 600 ISO Extended Up To 102 400 ISO |
| Flash | External, Hot Shoe, Sync, X-Sync AT 1/200 S |
| Video | Up to 1920 × 1080, 24 FPS, MOV Video: H.264, Sound: Linear PCM |
| Memory Cards | CompactFlash I UDMA Compatible, SD, SDHC, SDXC 2 Slots |
| Power | Li-Ion LP-E4N |
| Dimensions | 152 × 116.4 × 76.4 mm |
| Weight | 950 g |
The first two views of the Five Were Consedered Semi-Professional Because of Their Slowfocus and Low Shooting Speed. But when the “one” went into the gap on the combination of speed and image quality, Canon has removed the constraints for the fifth model and gave it the same autofocus system as the EOS-1X first time in history when the autofocus “one” IS used in a model with a different number . The Result is A Complete Pro Camera with The Highest Sensor Resolution In The Brand’s LineUp and More than Sufficient Speed. The EOS 5D Mark III Makes A Big Improviment Over Its Predecessor in EVERY Respect: Shooting Speed Up to 6FPS, ISO Speed Up To 102,400 ISO. In-Camera Aberration Correction, HDR Shooting, Multiple Exposures and More. Delivers The Perfect Balance of Professional Performance At a Relatively Affordable Price Point.
Price $ 3000 [In Begining of Review]
Canon EOS 6D
| Announcement Date: | September 2012 |
| Bayonet: | Canon Ef Except EF-S |
| Sensor Format: | CMOS, 36 × 24 Mm |
| Cropping factor: | one |
| Sensor Size: | twenty.2 mil., 5472 × 3648 pix. |
| LCD: | 7.7 cm, 1.040,000 pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus: | 11 Points |
| Shutter Speed Range: | 30-1/4000 s |
| Continious shooting: | Up to 4.5 fps |
| Sensitivity: | 100-25,600 ISO Extended to 102,400 ISO |
| Flash | External, Hot Shoe, Sync, X-Sync At 1/180 S |
| Video: | Up to 1920 × 1080, 30 FPS, MOV Video: H.264, Sound: Linear PCM |
| Memory Cards: | SD, SDHC, SDXC UHS-I Compatible |
| Power: | Li-Ion LP-E6 |
| Dimensions: | 145 × 111 × 71 mm |
| Weight: | 755 g |
The Last of Full-Frame Development of the Company, On Image Quality Its Quite Comparable with EOS 5D Mark III, But Costs Two Times Cheaper. Savings Achieved at the Expense of Features Primarily Needed by Reporters – Speed of Shooting and Quick Autofocus. On the Other Hand, 4.5 FPS IS Good Enouch for Most Most Tasks, and Autofocus isn’t All Bad Either: Although The Peripheral Focus Points Arek, The Most Importer Point Boasts a Sensitivity The Certa NO ORETUTUTUTUTUTHETUSTITS. All that defines Quality of a Picture, Ised at the Highest LEVEL – On A Dynamic Range and Low -Noise 6d Even Surpasses 5d Mark III. The 6D is Also Compact, Lightweight and Has Built-in WiFi, GPS and Electronic LEVEL. The Perfect Camera for The Landscaper and Shutterbug.
Price $ 1870 [In Begining of Review]
Canon EOS 7D
| Date of announcement | September 2009 |
| Bayonet | Canon EF, EF-S |
| Matrix Format | CMOS, 22.3 × 14.9mm |
| Krop Factor | 1.6 |
| MATRIX SIZE | 18 Million., 5184 × 3456 pix. |
| LCD Display | 7.6 CM, 920,000 pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus | 19 Points |
| SHUTTER SPEED RANGE | 30-1/8000 s |
| Continous Shooting | Up to 8 fps |
| Sensitivity | 100-6400 ISO Extended to 12.800 ISO |
| Flash: | Built-in, Hot Shoe, Syncro, X-Sync AT 1/250 Sec sec |
| Video | Up to 1920 × 1080, 24 FPS, MOV Video: H.264, Sound: Linear PCM |
| Memory Cards | CompactFlash I/II |
| Power | Li-Ion LP-E6 |
| Dimensions | 148.2 × 110.7 × 73.5 mm |
| Weight | 820 g |
In some Ways, The Differences Between The Eos 6d and Eod 7d Echo The Long-Standing Division Between “ONES” -speed or Picture. IF the EOS 6D Gives the Best Image At the Minimum Price, The First Priority of the Eos 7d Is the All Systems, And Also in the Budget Version. This is the only canon model with APS-C Format Sensor and UNAMBIUUS Number WHICH MEANS BELONGING To Professional Or SEMI-Professional Class. EOS 7D HAS EVERYTHING Necessary for Serious Reporter Shooting – It’s Both Speed 8 FPS and Quite Professional, Fast, Exact, Reliable Autofocus System 19 Pointh 19. Are not forgotten and other components of the reporter model: two powerful processors one of them works only on autofocus , the bright viewfinder with 100% frame coverage, all-weather protection of the strong magnesium case, sufficient resource and “liveability” cameras.
Price $ 950 [in the Begining of the Review]
Canon EOS 70D
| Announcement Date: | July 2013 |
| Bayonet: | Canon EF, EF-S |
| Sensor Format: | CMOS, 22.3 × 14.9 mm |
| Krop Factor: | 1.6 |
| Sensor Size: | 20 Million., 5472 × 3648 Pixels. |
| LCD: | 7.7 cm, 1.040,000 pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus: | 19 Points |
| SHUTTER RANGE: | 30-1/8000 s |
| Continious shooting: | Up to 7 fps |
| Sensitivity: | 100-12,800 ISO Extended to 25,600 ISO |
| Flash: | Built-in, Hot Shoe, Sync, X-Sync At 1/250 S |
| Video: | Up to 1920 × 1080, 24 FPS, MOV Video: H.264, Sound: Linear PCM |
| Memory Cards: | SD, SDHC, SDXC |
| Power: | Li-Ion LP-E6 |
| Size: | 139 × 104.3 × 78.5 mm |
| Weight: | 755 g |
Double-Digit Models are Aimed at Discerning Enthusiasts Who Want Gear that Compact THAN Full-FREME MODELS, BUT WITH FULL CONTROL OVER The Shooting Proocesses. The newest model of this class EOS 70D on the characteristics can quite consider as semiprofessional: it has very decent speed, the excellent system of an autofocus is borrowed from EOS 7D, and the case is protected against dust and a moisture. The EOS 70d Features a Handy Tilting LCD Touch Screen and Has an Intersting Array of Digital Creative Filters. A Major Innovation Pionered in the 70d, The Latest Generation Sensor with Dual-Pixel Cmos Autofocus Technology that Delivers Fast, Accurate Autofocus in Video and Live View Mode. At the Same Time, Canon Launched Its New Stepper Motor Lenses, Which Workh Perfectly with The New Sensor and Open Up New Possibilites for Video Shooting.
Price $ 1150 [In Begining of Review]
Canon EOS 60D
| Announcement Date | August 2010 |
| Bayonet | Canon EF, EF-S |
| Sensor Format | CMOS, 22.3 × 14.9 mm |
| Krop Factor | 1.6 |
| Sensor Size | 18 Million., 5184 × 3456 Pixels. |
| LCD Display | 7.7 cm, 1.040,000 pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus | 9 points |
| SHUTTER SPEED RANGE | 30-1/8000 s |
| Continous Shooting | Up to 5.3 fps |
| Sensitivity | 100-6400 ISO Extended to 12.800 ISO |
| Flash | Built-in, Hot Shoe, Sync, X-Sync At 1/250 S |
| Video | Up to 1920 × 1080, 24 FPS, MOV Video: H.264, Sound: Linear PCM |
| Memory Cards | SD, SDHC, SDXC |
| Power | Li-Ion LP-E6 |
| Dimensions | 144.5 × 105.8 × 78.5 mm |
| Weight | 755 g |
The EOS 60D is A Veteran Camera that Came Out Back in 2010. It’s Still Very Much on the Market and If You Donat Chasses The Latest Gadgets, The 60d Has a Very Good of Photographic Capabilites at a Very Forgiving Pric. Like Any Model with A Double-Digit Index, It’s Reliable, Has Sufficient Power Reserv, Decent Shooting Speed, And Suite of Digital Features for Image Proocessing. Can Shoot Full HD Movies At 1080p Resolution with Manual Override of Critical Parameters, and Makes it Easy to Shoot From Unusual Daal-Axis Tilting LCD Screen Screen. External Stereo Microphone Socket Allows for High-Quality Audio Recording, and the Built-In Flash Cancotly External Speedlite Flashchens. In General – A Good Model with An Excellent Price -Performance Ratio.
Price $ 710 [in Begining of Review]
Canon EOS 700D /Canon EOS 650D
| Announcement Date: | March 2013/June 2012 |
| Bayonet: | Canon EF, EF-S |
| Sensor Format: | CMOS, 22.3 × 14.9 mm |
| Cropped factor: | 1.6 |
| MATRIX SIZE: | 18 Million., 5184 × 3456 pix. |
| LCD: | 7.7 cm, 1.040,000 pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus: | 9 points |
| Shutter Speed Range: | 30-1/4000 s |
| Continious shooting: | Up to 5 fps |
| Sensitivity: | 100-12,800 ISO Extended to 25,600 ISO |
| Flash: | CMOS, 22.3 × 14.9mm, Built in, Hot Shoe, Sync, X-Sync AT 1/200 SEC |
| Video: | Up to 1920 × 1080, 30 FPS, MOV Video: H.264, Sound: Linear PCM |
| Memory Cards: | SD, SDHC, SDXC |
| Power: | Li-Ion LP-E8 |
| Dimensions: | 133 × 100 × 79 mm |
| Weight: | 575/580 |
These Popular “Senior” Amateur Models Differ Only in the 700d’s Ability to View Real-Time Creative Filter Effects and the Exterior Finish. EVERYTHING ELSE: Sensor, Processor, Af System, LCD Screen Identical. As it shoup be an amateur model, the main emphasis is on conveenence and ease of Operation, to Ease the Transition to the “DSLR” Class from A SmartPhone Or Compact. Hybrid Autofocus Delivers Quite Fast and Accurate Tracking Autofocus in Movie and Live View Mode, Especially with the New Stm Lenses. It is Possible to Connect an External Steereo Microphone. Comfortable Operation Via Rotary Touch Screen, While Fully Preserving Traditional Push-Button Controls. Tips and Tricks Displayed On the LCD Screen To Help Beginners Learn The Basics of PhotoGraphy.
Price $ 620/$ 570 [In Begining of Review]
Canon EOS 600D
| Announcement Date | February 2011 |
| Bayonet | Canon EF, EF-S |
| Matrix Format | CMOS, 22.3 × 14.9 mm |
| Krop Factor | 1.6 |
| Sensor Size | 18 mil., 5184 × 3456 pix. |
| LCD Display | 7.7 cm, 1.040,000 pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus | 9 points |
| SHUTTER SPEED RANGE | 30-1/4000 s |
| Continous Shot | Up to 3.7 fps |
| Sensitivity | 100-6400 ISO Extended to 12.800 ISO |
| Flash | Built-in, Hot Shoe, Sync Contact, X-Sync AT 1/200 S |
| Video | Up to 1920 × 1080, 24 FPS, MOV Video: H.264, Linear PCM Audio |
| Memory Cards | SD, SDHC, SDXC |
| Power | Li-Ion LC-E8 |
| Dimensions | 133.1 × 99.5 × 79.7 mm |
| Weight | 570 g |
Technically, The EOS 600D BELONGS to the Pre-Previous Generation of Photographic Equipment, BUT It “Actually Only Three Years Olds Olders Olds. Such active change of models in the amateur class is explained not by technological breakthroughs, but by banal marketing, so we must admit that the 600D embodies quite modern technology and it has practically everything that a demanding amateur needs: excellent image quality with high detail sensor Resolution 18 MP, Large and Easy to Rotate The LCD Screen, The Ability to Shoot Full HD Video with Manual Adjustment of Parameters. There’s ALSO A Choice of Digital “Shadow Highlight” Intensity, Creative Filters, and Cues. In Terms of Image Quality, The 600D islikely to be inferior to More Modern Models, Except at High ISO SETTINGS. Notable shop are Slow Autofocus in Live View and Video Mode, As Well as Slow Shooting Speeds.
Price $ 480 [In Begining of Review]
Canon Eos 100d
| Announcement Date: | March 2013 |
| Bayonet: | Canon EF, EF-S |
| Matrix Format: | CMOS, 22.3 × 14.9 mm |
| Cropping factor: | 1.6 |
| Sensor Size: | 18 mil., 5184 × 3456 pix. |
| LCD: | 7.7 cm, 1.040,000 pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus: | 9 Pixels |
| Shutter Speed Range: | 30-1/4000 s |
| Continious shooting: | Up to 4 fps |
| Sensitivity: | 100-12,800 ISO Extended to 25,600 ISO |
| Flash: | Built-in, Hot Shoe, Sync Contact, X-Sync AT 1/200 S |
| Video: | Up to 1920 × 1080, 30 FPS, MOV Video: H.264, Audio: Linear PCM |
| Memory Cards: | SD, SDHC, SDXC |
| Power: | Li-Ion LP-E8 |
| Size: | 116.8 × 90.7 × 69.4 mm |
| Weight: | 407 g |
Last Year’s Release Has a Strange Number that sodasn’t fit intablished production – and for good reason: it may demeined to the progenitor of a new branch of the Canon Family Tree. In Fact, It’s an Attempt to Repel The Relentless ONSLAUGHT of Mirrorless Cameras, And in Anrea Wherer Advantage is Consedered Obvious – Compactness. In essence, the eos 100d is 700d, Squeezed Into a Much Smaller Body. It Retains all the Advantages of DSLRS, Most Notably A “Live” Optical Viewfinder and Focusing Speed, While Holding the Camera in Your Hand and Controlling IS QUOTRETE COMFORTEBLE. To miniaturize, we Had to Sacrifice the Rotation of the Screen: Unlim Other Canon Amateur Models, It is Fixed. Still, The Screen Is Touch-Sensitive and the Camera’s Controls Are Comfortable All the Tradey Buttons and Dials Retained for Fansic Approach. Electronics are comlar to the Canon Eos 700d.
Price $ 540 [in the Begining of the Review]
Canon EOS 1200D /Canon EOS 1100D
| Date of announcement | February 2014/February 2011 |
| Bayonet | Canon EF, EF-S |
| Sensor Format | CMOS, 22.2 × 14.7 mm |
| Krop Factor | 1.6 |
| Sensitivity: Sensor Size | 18 Million.,5184 × 3456 pix./ 12.2 Million., 4272 × 2848 pix. |
| LCD Display | 7.5 CM, 460,000 pixels./ 6.8 CM, 230,000 pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus | 9 points |
| SHUTTER SPEED RANGE | 30-1/4000 s |
| Continous Shot | Up to 3 fps |
| Sensitivity | 100-6400 ISO Extended to 12.800 ISO /100-6400 ISO |
| Flash | Built-in Gn 9.2, Hot Shoe, Sync, X-Sync AT 1/200 S |
| Video | Up to 1920 × 1080, 30 fps Up to 1280 × 720, 25 fps, Mov Video: H.264, Sound: Linear PCM |
| Memory Cards | SD, SDHC, SDXC |
| Power | Li-Ion LP-E10 |
| Dimensions | 129.9 × 99.7 × 77.9 mm |
| Weight | 480g./495 g |
Model Designation with A Four Digit Suffix, Indication Its in the ‘Low-End’ Amateur Class and The Highest Budget Possible. This class of camera is One of the Most Popular, So the Company Pays The Most Attend to it. Not the Latest in Technological Innovation, But An Optimal Combination of the Time-Honored and Well-Proven Components. EOS 1200d Strikingly Similar to the Very Successful 550d, Released in 2010, Only IT HAS A SIMPLER LCD Screen and Viewfinder, and the Sound in Video Clips Monophonic. Compared to the 1100d’s Predecessor, Noticeable Progress: Sensor Resolution Has Increased to 18mp, Video Shooting IS In Full HD, and The LCD Screen IS MUCH IMPROPROVED. Both Models have a Full Set of Advanced Computer Optimization Tools and Display Ont-Screen Prompts to Help Beginners Master the Intricacies of Shooting.
Price $ 520 KIT $ 420 Kit [in Begining of Review]
Nikon D4S Nikon D4
| Announcement Date: | February 2014/January 2012 |
| Bayonet: | Nikkor Af G, D Types |
| Sensor Format: | CMOS FX Format, 36 × 23.9 mm |
| Krop Factor: | one |
| MATRIX SIZE: | 16.2 Million., 4928 × 3280 pix. |
| LCD Display: | 8 cm, 921,000 pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus: | 51 points |
| Shutter Speed Range: | 30-1/8000 s |
| Continious shooting: | 11 fps |
| Sensitivity: | 100-25,600 ISO Extended 50-409,600 ISO /100-12,800 ISO Extnded 50-204,800 ISO |
| Flash: | External, Hot Shoe, Sync, X-Sync AT 1/250 S |
| Video: | Up To 1920 × 1080, 30 FPS, Up To 1920 × 1080, 60 FPS, MOV Video: H.264, Sound: Linear PCM |
| Memory Cards: | XQD, CompactFlash I/II 2 Slots |
| Power: | Li-ion nikon en -el18a/Nikon En -el18 |
| Size: | 160 × 156.5 × 90.5 mm |
| Weight: | 1340 g |
Nikon’s Recent Top-of-The-Line Camera Upgrade Demontrates Just-Important the Computer Part is in Today’s Photographic Equipment. By and large, the most important change was the new Expeed 4 processor, which doubled the maximum sensitivity to a fantastic 409,600 ISO, increased the shooting speed to 11 fps, a marked improvement in the autofocus system and many other improvements. Accordingly, The Newcomer Vidn’t Get a New Number, But Just an Added “S” in the Name, As We’re Clearly Not Talking A Generational Change. NeverTheless, The Differences in the Cameras are notCeable and Will Be approveted by Photography. The Video Part Has Not Been Forgotten Either: Shooting At 50 P/60 P Is now Possible. Kevlar Shutter Guarantees a Long Exposure Time of Up To 400,000 Shots. New Battle Pack for up to 3020 Shots on a Single Charge, But Older Batteries Can Also BE Installed.
Price $ 6900/$ 5500 [In Begining of Review]
Nikon DF
| Date of announcement | NOVEMBER 2013 |
| Bayonet | Nikkor Af G, D Types |
| Sensor Format | CMOS FX Format, 35.9 × 24 mm |
| Krop Factor: | one |
| Sensor Size | 16.2 Million., 4928 × 3280 pix. |
| LCD Display | 8 cm, 921,000 pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus | 39 Points |
| SHUTTER SPEED RANGE | 30-1/4000 s |
| Continous Shot | 5.5 fps |
| Sensitivity | 100-12,800 ISO Extended 50-204,800 ISO |
| Flash | External, Hot Shoe, Sync Contact, X-Sync AT 1/200 S |
| Video | No |
| Memory Cards | SD, SDHC, SDXC |
| Power | Li-Ion En -el14a |
| Size | 143.5 × 110 × 66.5 mm |
| Weight | 765 g |
A Very Distinective Camera that Embodies Style as Much As Photographic Perfection. Aimed at the Classic, Even Old-Fashioned Gourmet and Connoisseur, Dressed in a Stylish Retro Case, it at the Same Time Incorporates The LateT Development of Nikon. When Designing the Body Was Certainly Taken as an Example of the Legendary Mechanical F3 and FM, The Camera Controls Also Imitate the Old Film Cameras Where Possible. In this, Besides Style, There Practical Advantages: All Current Settings Are Visible At a Glance. For all the nostalgia for the golden years of film, the innards are super-modern: major components, including sensor and processor, are borrowed from the flagship D4, huge bright viewfinder, maximum sensitivity up to 204,800 ISO, shooting speed up to 5.5 fps. Characteristically, The Ability to Record Video is Absent in Principle, As well as amateur “Scene” Modes.
Price $ 2550 [In Begining of Review]
Nikon D800 D800E
| Date of announcement | January 2012 |
| Mount | Nikkor Af G, D Types |
| Image Sensor Format | CMOS FX Format, 35.9 × 24 mm |
| Cropping factor | one |
| Sensor Size | 36.3 Million., 7360 × 4912 pix. |
| LCD Display | 8 cm, 921,000 pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus | 51 DOT |
| SHUTTER SPEED RANGE | 30-1/8000 s |
| Continous Shooting | up to 5 fps |
| Sensitivity | 100-6400 ISO Extended 50-25,600 ISO |
| Flash | Built-in GN 12, Hot Shoe, Sync, X-Sync AT 1/250 S |
| Video | Up to 1920 × 1080, 30 FPS, MOV Video: H.264, Audio: Linear PCM |
| Memory Cards | CompactFlash I/II, SD, SDHC, SDXC 2 Slots |
| Power | Nikon En -el18 Li-Ion |
| Dimensions | 146 × 123 × 81.5 mm |
| Weight | 1000 g |
The division within the lineup on the basis of “speed or resolution” is still in place today, although it has moved to a whole other level of perfection, and proof of this is the presence in the Nikon lineup along with the 4D/4Ds of Two Twin Models, Which Holds The Record for Resolution in the World of Digital Slr – 36 Megapixels. The only difference Between The Two: The D800 E HAS No Peek-A-Boo Filter, Which Makes The Phenomenal Resolution of the Sensor Get of It. The Processor, Autofocus System, Exposure Metering and Video Capabilites are Identical to Those Used in the D4, Which Means the Highest Professional Requarement. The Cameras Are RelaTively Compact – No Larger than An Average Full -Frame DSLR. You have to pay for everyything, Throwh, and in the Case of the D800/D800e, The Record Resolution Costs at the Relatively Slow Slow Sloting Sloting 4 Fps with the Standard Full-Full Full-Full .
Price $ 2700 $ 3150 [In Begining of Review]
Nikon D610/D600
| Announcement Date: | October 2013 September 2012 |
| Bayonet: | Nikkor Af G, D Types |
| Matrix Format: | CMOS FX Format, 35.9 × 24 mm |
| Cropped factor: | one |
| Sensor Size: | 24.3 Million., 6016 × 4016 pix. |
| LCD Display: | 8 cm, 921,000 pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus: | 39 Points |
| Shutter Speed Range: | 30-1/4000 s |
| Continious shooting: | Up to 6 fps up to 5.5 fps |
| Sensitivity: | 100-6400 ISO Extended 50-25,600 ISO |
| Flash: | Built-in GN 12, Hot Shoe, Sync, X-Sync AT 1/200 S |
| Video: | Up to 1920 × 1080, 30 FPS, MOV Video: H.264, Sound: Linear PCM |
| Memory Cards: | SD, SDHC, SDXC UHS-I Compatible |
| Power: | Nikon En -el15 Li-Ion |
| Dimensions: | 141 × 113 × 82 mm |
| Weight: | 850 g |
The Advantages of the Full Frame – More Detail, More “Air” In the Frame, More Volumetric Image – Creed a Demand for Such Models, and Cheree IS Demand, There QUCKLYACLYADAR BUDSAS. Relatively affordable full-frame models D600 and D610, released one year apart, aimed at discerning amateurs and not very wealthy professionals – all those who appreciate the picture, but do not need the speed and unbreakable reliability of top models. The Difference Between Them Is that D610 Has A New Shutter that is Half a Frame Per Second Faster, There is a Silent Continous Shooting Mode 3 FPS and IMPREVED What’s BALANCE METERING. Otherwise, the cameras are identical and feature great image quality with high detail 24MP sensor resolution , lightweight and compact for this class of equipment and advanced video shooting capabilities, as evidenced by the ability to output an uncompressed stream.
Price $ 1900/ $ 1550 [In Begining of Review]
Nikon 7100
| Announcement Date: | February 2013 |
| Bayonet: | Nikkor Af G, D, DX Types |
| Sensor Format: | CMOS DX Format, 23.6 × 15.6 mm |
| Krop Factor: | 1.5 |
| MATRIX SIZE: | 24.1 Million., 6000 × 4000 Pixels. |
| LCD Display: | 8 CM, 1.229,000 pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus: | 39 Pixels |
| Shutter Speed Range: | 30-1/8000 s |
| Continious shooting: | Up to 6 fps |
| Sensitivity: | 100-6400 ISO Extended 100-25,600 ISO |
| Flash: | Built-in Gn 12, Hot Shoe, X-Sync AT 1/250 S |
| Video: | Up to 1920 × 1080, up to 60 FPS, MOV Video: H.264, Sound: Linear PCM |
| Memory Cards: | SD, SDHC, SDXC 2 Slots |
| Power: | Li-ion nikon en -el15 |
| Dimensions: | 135.5 × 106.5 × 76 mm |
| Weight: | 675 g |
Of the Models with APS-C Sensor Format D7100 is The Most Perfect and by a Number of Parameters Canfied As Professional Class. In Particular, Its Autofocus System Is Almost the Same as the Flagship D4. No Moiré Filter and the Now Standard 24-Megapixel Resolution For Nikon Dslrs Provide Excellent Image Quality with High-End Optics . Worth Special Mental Mention the High Sensitivity Autofocus System Up to -2 EV 51 Points 15 of Them Cross and Improved Video Part – D7100 Canot 1080 60i/30P Video. External Stereo Microphone Jack and Even Headphone Jack Allow for Flawless Audio Recording, With Manual Adjustment of Audio Recording Level Possible. Can Also Output Uncompressed Stream. The Camera Body is WeatherProof and Quite Light and Compact for Its Class.
Price $ 1000 [in the Begining of the Review]
Nikon D7000
| Announcement Date | August 2010 |
| Bayonet | Nikkor Af G, D, DX Types |
| Matrix Format | CMOS DX Format, 23.6 × 15.6 mm |
| Krop Factor | 1.5 |
| MATRIX SIZE | 16.2 Million., 4928 × 3264 Pixels. |
| LCD Display | 7.6 CM, 921,000 pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus | 39 Points |
| SHUTTER SPEED RANGE | 30-1/8000 s |
| Continous Shooting | Up to 6 fps |
| Sensitivity | 100-6400 ISO Extended 100-25,600 ISO |
| Flash | Built-in GN 12, Hot Shoe, Sync, X-Sync AT 1/250 S |
| Video | Up to 1920 × 1080, 30 FPS, MOV Video: H.264, Sound: Linear PCM |
| Memory Cards | SD, SDHC, SDXC 2 Slots |
| Power | Li-ion nikon en -el15 |
| Dimensions | 132 × 105 × 77 mm |
| Weight | 690 g |
Unlike the early days of digital photography, when almost every new product was radically better than the previous ones, now progress with model changes more often turns out to be improvements only noticeable in extreme shooting conditions. In Practice, this Means that Previous Generations of Cameras Can as As a Complete Photographic Tool, Which Can Bue Bouugcht for Markedly Less. The D7000 meets professional criteria in many ways: it has a sealed body with all-weather protection, a reliable shutter with 150,000 guaranteed operations, a very decent shooting speed of 6 fps, fast autofocus with spatial tracking and reliable exposure metering – more than enough for almost all Photographic Tasks. Full HD Video Recording is Possible, and An External Steereo Microphone Can Be Connected.
Price $ 790 [in the Begining of the Review]
Nikon D5300
| Announcement Date: | October 2013 |
| Bayonet: | Nikkor Af G, D, DX Types |
| Sensor Format: | CMOS DX Format, 23.5 × 15.6 mm, Stabilized |
| Cropped factor: | 1.5 |
| Sensor Size: | 24.1 Million., 6000 × 4000 pix. |
| LCD Display: | eight.1 CM, 1,037,000 pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus: | 39 Points |
| Shutter Speed Range: | 30-1/4000 s |
| Continious shooting: | Up to 5 fps |
| Sensitivity: | 100-6400 ISO Extended to 25,600 ISO |
| Flash: | Built-in GN 12, Hot Shoe, Synchro Contact, X-Sync AT 1/200 S |
| Video: | Up to 1920 × 1080, up to 60 fps, mov h.264 |
| Memory Cards: | SD, SDHC, SDXC |
| Power: | Li-ion nikon en -el14 |
| Dimensions: | 125 × 98 × 76 mm |
| Weight: | 530 g |
The D5300 Came Out Less than AFTER Its Predecessor, The D5200, and the Differences Between Them Cana No Called Revolutionary. In the Main of the Can Be Riduced to the Fashionable Absence of Anti-Moon Filter in the Novelty, A Slightly Larger 5 Mm To Exact LCD SCRENDOO REMEMETERS 1080 680 680 680 680 680 680 680 Finally The Appe, Jack for An External Microphone. ALSO, for the first Time, The Nikon D5300 DSLRS HAVE IN-HUSE GPS and Wi-Fi. Clearly, Most of the Improvements Make More Marketing Sense than Practical. In Particular, The Abandonment of the Anti-Moon Filter at 24mp Sensor Resolution IS Only Justified Is High-End Optics, So This An Amateur Camera Seems Seems ODDD. NeverTheless, The Main Thing to Say About the Novelty is that Its Filming Capabilites are top notch, and the image Quality is simply Excellent.
Price $ 715 [in Begining of Review]
Nikon D5100
| Announcement Date | April 2011 |
| Bayonet | Nikkor Af G, D, DX Types |
| Matrix Format | CMOS DX Format, 23.6 × 15.6 mm |
| Cropped factor | 1.5 |
| Sensor Size | 16.2 Million., 4928 × 3264 Pixels. |
| LCD Display | 7.6 CM, 921,000 pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus | 11 Points |
| SHUTTER SPEED RANGE | 30-1/4000 s |
| Continous Shooting | up to 4 fps |
| Sensitivity | 100-6400 ISO Extended 100-25,600 ISO |
| Flash | Built-in GN 12, Hot Shoe, Sync, X-Sync AT 1/200 S |
| Video | Up to 1920 × 1080, 30 FPS, MOV Video: H.264, Sound: Linear PCM |
| Memory Cards | SD, SDHC, SDXC |
| Power | Li-ion nikon en -el14 |
| Dimensions | 128 × 97 × 79 mm |
| Weight | 560 g |
The General Rule IS: It is Better to Buy A Higher Class Camera, Even IF Its ManUFACTURED AGOPLEARS AGO, than A Brand New, But Lower Class One. The D5100 Gives You That Choice: Its Released Three Years Ago, and the Technology that Has Made It Possible to Capture Excellents ACHIEVED EVEN EVEN EARLIER. Sensor Resolution of 16 Megapixels IS Inferior to Today’s Standard 24 Megapixels, But Both Are Even Excessive For Amateur PhotoGraphy. Among The D5100’s Strengs Shoup BEs Handy Swiveling LCD Screen, Full HD Video Shooting, High Maximum Sensitivity for this Classe, The PREPEBE, Which HAS DROPPEDDED. Two notable drawbacks: the first, common to Nikon’s amateur models, is the lack of a focusing motor in the camera, which means lenses with “screwdriver” autofocus will have to be pointed manually the second is slow autofocus in Live View mode.
Price $ 490 [in Begining of Review]
Nikon D5200
| Announcement Date: | NOVEMBER 2012 |
| Bayonet: | Nikkor Af G, D, DX Types |
| Matrix Format: | CMOS DX Format, 23.5 × 15.6 mm, Stabilized |
| Cropped factor: | 1.5 |
| Sensor Size: | 24.1 Million., 6000 × 4000 pix. |
| LCD: | 7.6 CM, 921,000 pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus: | 39 Points |
| Shutter Speed Range: | 30-1/4000 s |
| Continious shooting: | Up to 5 fps |
| Sensitivity: | 100-6400 ISO Expandable to 25,600 ISO |
| Flash: | Built-in GN 12, Hot Shoe, Sync, X-Sync AT 1/200 S |
| Video: | Up to 1920 × 1080, 30 fps, mov h.264 |
| Memory Cards: | SD, SDHC, SDXC |
| Power: | Li-ion nikon en -el14 |
| Size: | 129 × 98 × 78 mm |
| Weight: | 555 g |
Amateur models in the Nikon lineup are changing rapidly, and it gives the consumer a certain freedom of choice – it is only important to use it wisely, choosing the features you really need and if you want to save on the rest. D5200 was released not long ago, but has already moved into the category of “previous generation,” although its performance can satisfy even the picky amateur: sensor resolution of 24 megapixels and provides excellent images with high detail, 5 fps shooting speed is not inferior To the Models of Higher Level, Rotating LCD Screen Has More than Enure Resolution and the Maximum Sensitivity of 25 600 ISO. Key Components of the Camera Inherited from the Higher-Class Model D7000: A Proven 39-Point Autofocus System, 2016-Pixel Color-SENSITIVE Exposure Metering. Video is Shot in Full 1080 Full HD 60i/30p.
Price $ 650 [In Begining of Review]
Nikon D3300 Nikon D3200
| Announcement Date: | February 2014/ April 2012 |
| Bayonet: | Nikkor Af G, D, DX Types |
| Matrix Format: | CMOS DX Format, 23.2 × 15.4 mm |
| Cropped factor: | 1.5 |
| Sensor Size: | 24.2m., 6000 × 4000 Pixels./ 24.2 Million., 6016 × 4000 Pixels. |
| LCD: | 7.5 cm, 921 000 pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus: | 11 Pixels |
| Shutter Speed Range: | 30-1/4000 s |
| Continious shooting: | Up to 5 fps/ up to 4 fps |
| Sensitivity: | 100-12,800 ISO Extended to 25.600 ISO /100-6400 ISO Extended to 12,800 ISO |
| Flash: | Built-in GN 12, Hot Shoe, Sync, X-Sync AT 1/200 S |
| Video: | Up to 1920 × 1080, 30 FPS, MOV Video: H.264, Sound: Linear PCM |
| Memory Cards: | SD, SDHC, SDXC |
| Power: | Li -ony Nikon En -el14a/Li-ion Nikon En -el14 |
| Size: | 124 × 98 × 75.5 mm/126 × 96 × 76.5 mm |
| Weight: | 460G/505G |
The latest model of the “junior” amateur Nikon D3300 line, like its predecessor, is intended for beginners, so a considerable amount of design effort has been devoted to making operation in both cameras simple and straightforward, and switching from a smartphone or compact – Easy. Displayed on the LCD screen tips explain what is happening in the camera clear even the “dummies” and a lot of scene modes and automatic functions will take care of setting the correct settings and optimally process the images. The differences between the models demonstrate what technology has achieved over the intervening period: the D3300 features a new processor that has doubled the maximum sensitivity, the shooting speed has increased to 5 fps, and the video recording format has increased to the very respectable Full HD 1080/60p. There is a jack for an external microphone, Audio Recording Level is Adjustable. The D3300, in the Latest Fashion, Has No Anti-Moose Filter.
Price $ 530/$ 420 [in Begining of Review]
Nikon D3100
| Date of announcement | August 2010 |
| Mount | Nikkor Af G, D, DX Types |
| Matrix Format | CMOS DX Format, 23.1 × 15.4 mm |
| Krop Factor | 1.5 |
| Sensor Size | fourteen.2 Million., 4608 × 3072 Pixels. |
| LCD Display | 7.5 CM, 230,000 pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus | 11 Points |
| SHUTTER SPEED RANGE | 30-1/4000 s |
| Continous Shooting | Up to 3 fps |
| Sensitivity | 100-3200 ISO Extended to 12.800 ISO |
| Flash | Built-in GN 12, Hot Shoe, Sync, X-Sync AT 1/200 S |
| Video | Up to 1920 × 1080, 24 Frames Per Second, Mov Video: H.264, Audio: Linear PCM |
| Memory Cards | SD, SDHC, SDXC |
| Power | Li-ion nikon en -el14 |
| Dimensions | 126 × 96 × 74.5 mm |
| Weight | 500 g |
The Most Affordable Dslr in Nikon’s Lineup, The D3100, Came Out Three Years Ago, But Is Still Available in Stores, and At a Very Attraactive Price. In comparison with recent novelties its characteristics look modest enough, and nevertheless an average amateur their more than enough for the first couple of years, even a very active mastering photography and a professional, if necessary, and from them to squeeze out all that is required . In terms of image quality, everything looks great at low and medium sensitivities, the sensor resolution of 14 megapixels is enough even in large format maximum sensitivity 12 800 ISO, there is a function of shadow highlighting D-Lighting. Its Compact Size and Ease of Use ARE Important Advantages: It Offers The Beginner A Variety of Settings and Immediatly Shows The Effects The Result Will Have. There’s EVEN A BUILT -In Video with the Ability to Easily Edit Video Clips Directly Into the Camera.
Price $ 310 [In Begining of Review]
Pentax K-3
| Announcement Date | October 2013 |
| Bayonet | Kaf3, kaf2, kaf, ka |
| Matrix Format | CMOS, 23.5 × 15.6 mm |
| Krop Factor | 1.5 |
| Sensor Size | 24.4 Million., 6016 × 4000 Pixels. |
| LCD Display | 8 CM, 1.037,000 pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus | 27 dots |
| SHUTTER SPEED RANGE | 30-1/8000 s |
| Continous Shooting | Up to 8.3 fps |
| Sensitivity | 100-51 200 ISO |
| Flash | Built-in Gn 13, Hot Shoe, Syncro, X-Sync AT 1/180 SEC |
| Video | Up To 1920 × 1080, 60 FPS 16: 9, AVI, Motion JPEG with Sound |
| Memory Cards | SD, SDHC, SDXC 2 Slots |
| Power | Pentax D-Li90 Li-Ion |
| Dimensions | 131 × 100 × 77 mm |
| Weight | 800 g |
A new flagship in the early months of its career managed to collect an impressive set of prestigious professional awards and titles, which is not surprising: K-3 embodied the best that today’s technology can offer for work in the most difficult light and weather conditions. Sensor Resolution: 24 Megapixel, With Effective On-Sensor Stabilization On All Lenses. Shooting Speed Boosted to 8.3 FPS, Autofocus System Completly Redesigned. Like All Pentax Cameras, I am pleated with the Excellent, Large and Bright Viewfinder. Full HD 1080/60i Video Recording with Audio Level Control. The Body is Fully WeatherProof. No anti-major Filter, but its moiré Effect is Simulated by the Stabilizer, Shifting The Sensor Sensor During Exposure, and the Strength of the Effect CanuSusted.
Price $ 1400 [In Begining of Review]
Pentax K-5 II/K-5 II S
| Announcement Date: | September 2012 |
| Mount: | Kaf3, kaf2, kaf, ka |
| Matrix Format: | CMOS, 23.7 × 15.7 mm |
| Cropped factor: | 1.5 |
| Sensor Size: | 16.3 Million., 4928 × 3264 Pixels. |
| LCD Display: | 7.6 CM, 921,000 pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus: | 11 Points |
| Shutter Speed Range: | 30-1/8000 s |
| Continious shooting: | Up to 7 fps |
| Sensitivity: | 100-12,800 ISO Extended 80-51,200 ISO |
| Flash: | Built-in GN 16, Hot Shoe, Sync, X-Sync AT 1/180 SEC |
| Video: | Up To 1920 × 1080, 25 FPS 16: 9, AVI, Motion JPEG with Sound |
| Memory Cards: | SD, SDHC, SDXC |
| Power: | Li-Ion Pentax D-Li90 |
| Dimensions: | 131 × 97 × 73 mm |
| Weight: | 760 g |
The twin models K-5 II K-5 IIs differ only in that the second has no anti moiré filter – so the company has decided to answer the eternal question of what is better: an uncompromising resolution or guarantee protection against moiré, which can ruin An Excellent Frame. The twins boast impressive performance: shooting speeds of up to 7 fps, the advanced, exceptionally accurate Safox X autofocus system with 11 focus points boasts exceptional sensitivity down to -3 EV, meaning it continues to work even where all competitors’ autofocus systems go ” Blind. The Body is Weatherproof Pentax Claims It can “Whathstand Rain of Any Intensity for Any Length of Time” and Freezeproof. Tradeing for Pentax, Superior Viewfinder Has 100% Frame Coverage. The Stabilization System on the Sensor Works Effectively with All Lenses and the Are Consedered the Best Part of the Pentax System.
Price $ 830 $ 920 [in the Begining of the Review]
Pentax K-50/K-500
| Announcement Date: | June 2012 |
| Bayonet: | Kaf3, kaf2, kaf, ka |
| Matrix Format: | CMOS, 23.7 × 15.7 mm |
| Cropped factor: | 1.5 |
| Sensor Size: | 16.28 Million., 4928 × 3264 Pixels. |
| LCD Display: | 7.6 CM, 921,000 pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus: | 11 Points |
| Shutter Speed Range: | 30-1/6000 s |
| Continious shooting: | Up to 6.3 fps up to 6 fps |
| Sensitivity: | 100-51,600 ISO |
| Flash: | Built-in GN 12, Hot Shoe, Sync, X-Sync AT 1/180 S |
| Video: | up to 1920 × 1080, 30 FPS 16: 9, h.264 Motion Jpeg with Sound |
| Memory Cards: | SD, SDHC, SDXC |
| Power: | Li-Ion Pentax D-Li90 /4 X AA |
| Dimensions: | 130 × 97 × 71 mm |
| Weight: | 650G/646G. |
The Amateur Segment of the Pentax Dslr LineUp Also Features Twin Cameras that Weres on the Same Day and Arm Identical in Most Features. Unlike the “Middle Hand” K-5 II/K -5 II S Models, Were Thes Offered BY Picture Preference, Thy Vary in Budget: The More Budget-500 Lacks All-Sweather ProTherer Electronic LEVEL, and IS Powered by Four Aa Cells, Although There Is An Option for a Lithium-Ion Battle. Shooting Speed of K-500 Depends on the Power Source: with AA Cells it is 5.3 fps, with the batty – 6 fps. The K-50 Has A Slightly Higher Resolution of 6.3 fps. Maximum Sensitivity for Both Models – Up To 51 600 ISO. As always with Pentax, The Viewfinder Is Brilliant – Even On The Lowest PriceD Models It Has 100% Frame Coverage and Provides Comfortable Viewing. And in Addition The Cameras of this Brand, Even The Budget Oones, Are Famous for ReliaBility and Duraby.
Price $ 850 /$ 730 Kit [in Begining of Review]
Sony SLT-A99
| Announcement Date: | September 2012 |
| Bayonet: | Sony A, Minolta Konica Minolta a |
| Sensor Format: | Exmor CMOS, 35.8 × 23.9 mm |
| Krop Factor: | one |
| Sensor Size: | 24.3 Million., 6000 × 4000 Pixels. |
| LCD Display: | 7.6 CM, 1.229,000 pixels. |
| Autofocus: | 19 Points |
| Shutter Speed Range: | 30-1/8000 s |
| Continious shooting: | 6 fps |
| Sensitivity: | 100-25,600 ISO |
| Flash: | External, Hot Shoe, Sync Terminal, X-Sync AT 1/250 SEC |
| Video: | 1920 × 1080, 60 FPS, AVCHD Or MP4 |
| Memory Cards: | SD, SDHC, SDXC, Memory Stick Pro Duo, Pro-Hg Duo |
| Power: | Li-Ion NP-FM500H |
| Dimensions: | 147 × 111 × 78 mm |
| Weight: | 812 |
Coming Later to the PhotoGraphic Market Sony Never Tires of Surprising The World with Non-Travial Technological Solutions, Which Allowed Its to Eventrally Capture A Large Part the Marcet. Also, its full-frame flagship A99 is unique in its own way: it’s the only model in the world with a stabilized full-frame sensor, which means a gain of two to four stops depending on focal length is maintained when shooting with all lenses. The 24 Megapixel Sensor for Superior Image Quality. The LCD Screen IS Tiltable, Which Is Extremely Convenent for Taking Pictures from Unusual Angles. There’s Built-in GPS and Advanced Full HD 1080/P60 Video Recording with Uncompressed Output. Electronic Viewfinder with 2.4 Megapixel Resolution, Which, However, Noticeably “Wastes” The Battle, But Allows, For Example, To Consider the Scene with a High Magnificate. Image Quality Remains Excellent Even at High Sensitivites.
Price $ 2730 [In Begining of Review]
Sony SLT-A77 II/A77
| Date of announcement | August 2011 August 2011 |
| Bayonet | Sony A, Minolta Konica Minolta a |
| Sensor Format | EXMOR CMOS, 23.5 × 15.6 mm |
| Cropping factor | 1.5 |
| Sensor Size | 24.3 Million., 6000 × 4000 Pixels. |
| LCD Display | 7.6 CM, 921 600 Pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus | 19 dots 15 dots |
| SHUTTER SPEED RANGE | 30-1/8000Sec 30-1/4000Sec |
| Continous Shooting | 12 FPS 10 FPS |
| Sensitivity | 100-16,000 ISO |
| Flash | Built-in GN 12, Hot Shoe, Sync, X-Sync AT 1/250 S 1/160 S |
| Video | 1920 × 1080, 50 FPS, AVCHD MP4 H.264/MPEG-4 |
| Memory Cards | SD, SDHC, Memory Stick Duo/Pro Duo 2 Slots |
| Power | Li-Ion NP-FM500H |
| Dimensions | 142.6 × 104 × 80.9 mm 132.1 × 97.5 × 80.7 mm |
| Weight | 653 G/543 G |
The SLT-A77 II, The Most Recent Camera in Oour Review, Came Out in May of this year. Compared to its predecessor, the newcomer used a new sensor with the same resolution of 24 megapixels and, most importantly, a new and significantly improved autofocus system: it involves 79 points a record for today, although some professional models have more cross points than the 15 that has the a77 II . Speed SHOOTING BURST LENGTH SAME 12 FPS A77 IncreSED to 60 FPS VS. 13. GPS on the A77 was swapped for WiFi on the A77 II, the LCD screen resolution increased slightly, and finally the company decided to replace the unusual “Minolt-type” flash shoe with a standard one that has, in addition to flash contacts, contacts for an external stereo microphone. EVERYTHING ELSE IS IDentical: Rugged Metal Casing, Great 2.4mp Electronic Viewfinder, Tiltable and Rotatable LCD Screen.
Price New/ $ 900 [In Begining of Review]
Sony SLT-A65
| Announcement Date: | August 2011 |
| Bayonet: | Sony A, Minolta Konica Minolta a |
| Sensor Format: | EXMOR CMOS, 23.5 × 15.6 mm, Stabilized |
| Cropped factor: | 1.5 |
| MATRIX SIZE: | 24.3 Million., 6000 × 4000 Pixels. |
| LCD Display: | 7.6 CM, 921,600 Pixels., Live View Mode |
| Autofocus: | 15 Points |
| Shutter Speed Range: | 30-1/4000 s |
| Continious shooting: | 10 fps |
| Sensitivity: | 100-16,000 ISO |
| Flash: | Built-in Gn 12, Hot Shoe, Syncro, X-Sync AT 1/160 SEC |
| Video: | 1920 × 1080, 50 FPS, AVCHD/MP4 H.264/MPEG-4 |
| Memory Cards: | SD, SDHC, Memory Stick Duo/Pro Duo 2 Slots |
| Power: | Li-Ion NP-FM500H |
| Size: | 132.1 × 97.5 × 80.7 mm |
| Weight: | 543 g |
Launched at the same time as the A77, but more budget A65, like all modern Sony SLRs, has a fixed semi-transparent mirror, which provides it several advantages – lightweight and simple design plus high speed shooting. Indeed, 10 FPS A Rate that only the Top-OF-THE-LINE Reporter Slrs in Other Manoufacturs’ Lines Can Boast Althowhough, The Amateur-Grade System Isn]. Electronic Viewfinder Has 2.4 Megapixel Resolution and is Very Convenent for work: with it, you can see Possible Effects of Digital Filters, Zoom in Part of the Image, Both Widewing Footage and When Sight. A Full Range of Scene Modes and All Sorts of Digital Features Aresent, From On-The-Fly Panorama Shooting to the Very Successful Hdr Mode. The Ergonomics of the Camera Are Well Though out, The Controls Aremly Comfortable and Intuitive.
Price $ 750 Kit [in Begining of Review]
Sony SLT-A58
| Announcement Date: | February 2013 |
| Bayonet: | Sony A, Minolta Konica Minolta a |
| Matrix Format: | Exmor HD APS CMOS, 23.5 × 15.6 mm |
| Cropped factor: | 1.5 |
| Sensor Size: | twenty.1 mil., 5456 × 3632 pix. |
| LCD Display: | 6.7 cm, 460,000 pixels., Reject, Live View Mode |
| Autofocus: | 15 Points |
| SHUTTER RANGE: | 30-1/4000 s |
| Continious shooting: | 5 FPS 8 FPS with Telezoom Priority |
| Sensitivity: | 100-16,000 ISO 25,600 in Multiframe Noise Reduction Mode |
| Flash: | Built-in Gn 10, Hot Shoe |
| Video: | 1920 × 1080, 50 FPS, AVCHD MP4 H.264/MPEG-4 |
| Memory Cards: | SD, SDHC, Memory Stick Duo/Pro Duo |
| Power: | Li-Ion NP-FM500H |
| Dimensions: | 128.6 × 95.5 × 77.7 mm |
| Weight: | 492 |
The Most Amateur Model in Sony’s Dslr Lineup, The A58 Came Out AGO AGO and Embodies A Squeeze OFNEW Proprietary Technology in A Budget Version. Its SPECS LOOK PRETTY STRONG COMPARED to Competitors in the Amateur Class: For Example, Shooting Speeds up to 5 FPS at Full Resolution and 8 FPS in “Telephoto” Mode, T. e. The Focal Point is in the Center of the Frame, Which is a Definite Plus When Shooting Sports, etc. Continous Fast Autofocus 15 Points, Including 3 Cross Points Supported When Shooting Video. The Viewfinder, Like Other Sony Cameras, IS Electronic, with A High-Contrast 1.44mp Oled Sensor and 100% Frame Coverage. 20 Megapixel Sensor with High Reading Speed for Excellent Image Detail and Low Noise. LCD Screen IS Tiltable, Which is Handy When Shooting from Unusual Angles, Plus There’s Optical Stabilization on the Sensor, Giving the Advantage of ABOPS OFOPS OFOPS
Price $ 650 Kit [in Begining of Review]
Can you please provide an analysis of the current range of SLR models and their features, performance, and stability?
Can someone provide insights on the durability and performance of SLR models featured in “The Age of Stable” review? I’m interested to know if these cameras have stood the test of time and if they are worth investing in. Are there any notable features or considerations to keep in mind when choosing an SLR model?