Sony Focuses on Speed for 2014
The new super-zoom bridge model is just a small part of Sony's emphasis on faster speed for their 2014 cameras, which will also encompass faster auto-focusing speeds.
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Meanwhile, the Sony Cyber-shot QX10 smartphone module apparently sold out in the UK during the Christmad period. Aided by strong sales of the more expensive QX100 model, the Sony QX series will definitely continue into the second generation.
Heidfirst wrote:As for the QX series apparently they have sold well - demand outpacing stock/manufacturing.
Heidfirst wrote:tbh I never understood why they introduced the A65 in the first place as imo it was too close to the A77.
As for the QX series apparently they have sold well - demand outpacing stock/manufacturing.
bfitzgerald wrote:Let's put it like this..it's quite possible in a few months that Sony will only have
A £300 entry model, and a new A77 one for over £1000 and the A99 for £1700 odd)
Heidfirst wrote:bfitzgerald wrote:Let's put it like this..it's quite possible in a few months that Sony will only have
A £300 entry model, and a new A77 one for over £1000 and the A99 for £1700 odd)
It's also quite possible that they will introduce another model in between.
Or it has been suggested that the future policy will be to restrict A-mount to the higher/professional end.
Let's face it other than things that need the speed of PDAF for fast-moving subjects or the ergonomics of a largish DSLR to balance large lenses what can't an E-mount Alpha (nee NEX) potentially do? Even those can be achieved by using an A-E PDAF converter or building a larger DSLR-like E-mount body (A3000 on steroids).
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