Difference between revisions of "Sony Alpha DSLR-A700"

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The '''Sony Alpha DSLR-A700''' is the first digital [[SLR]] developed by [[Sony]] that can no more be seen as the result of the cooperation with [[Konica Minolta]]. In a rugged magnesium alloy body it seems to be constructed for the demands of the  more ambitious users of Minolta SLR lenses.  
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The '''Sony Alpha DSLR-A700''' is the first digital [[SLR]] developed by [[Sony]] that can no more be seen as the result of the cooperation with [[Konica Minolta]]. In a rugged magnesium alloy body it seems to be constructed for the demands of the  more ambitious users of Minolta AF-SLR lenses.  
  
 
The camera is Sony's second product in the SLR segment. It is the proof that the consumer electronics maker want's to establish itself in the SLR market segment. Like the [[Sony Alpha DSLR-A100|alpha 100]] and the [[Konica Minolta Dynax 7D]] the camera is equipped again with an anti-shake mechanism which compensates camera movements with vertical and hotizontal CCD movements.
 
The camera is Sony's second product in the SLR segment. It is the proof that the consumer electronics maker want's to establish itself in the SLR market segment. Like the [[Sony Alpha DSLR-A100|alpha 100]] and the [[Konica Minolta Dynax 7D]] the camera is equipped again with an anti-shake mechanism which compensates camera movements with vertical and hotizontal CCD movements.
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* Storage: memory stick
 
* Storage: memory stick
 
* Flash: built-in, guide number 12 at film speed ISO 100
 
* Flash: built-in, guide number 12 at film speed ISO 100
* Weight: 690 g without rechargeable lithium-ions battery NP-FM55H
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* Weight: 690 g without rechargeable battery NP-FM500H
 
* Dimensions: 142×104×80mm
 
* Dimensions: 142×104×80mm
  

Revision as of 21:28, 12 October 2007

The Sony Alpha DSLR-A700 is the first digital SLR developed by Sony that can no more be seen as the result of the cooperation with Konica Minolta. In a rugged magnesium alloy body it seems to be constructed for the demands of the more ambitious users of Minolta AF-SLR lenses.

The camera is Sony's second product in the SLR segment. It is the proof that the consumer electronics maker want's to establish itself in the SLR market segment. Like the alpha 100 and the Konica Minolta Dynax 7D the camera is equipped again with an anti-shake mechanism which compensates camera movements with vertical and hotizontal CCD movements.

specifications

  • Type: digital single lens reflex camera body
  • Manufacturer: Sony
  • year of launch: 2007
  • Lens mount: Sony mount (was Konica Minolta alpha- or A-bayonet)
  • Sensor: 12.24 megapixel Exmor™ Imaging Sensor
  • Metering: TTL (multi, spot, or center)
  • Focusing: autofocus with four different modes
  • Shutter: vertical-traverse focal plane, controlled electronically, with speeds from 30 sec. to 1/8000 sec., flash-synchronized up to 1/250 sec.
  • Viewfinder: pentaprism finder, showing 95% of image, with diopter correction
  • Display: 3 inch TFT, 921.600 color pixels
  • Storage: memory stick
  • Flash: built-in, guide number 12 at film speed ISO 100
  • Weight: 690 g without rechargeable battery NP-FM500H
  • Dimensions: 142×104×80mm

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