Sony launches A900 - The world’s first full-frame DSLR
Posted September 9th, 2008 by TechGeekSony has introduced today, the first DSLR camera with full-frame imaging. The A900 camera delivers extraordinary image detail and amazing quality as well as a wide range of creativity possibilities for professionals and enthusiats.
It uses a new-generation sensor that captures flawless images with unprecedented fidelity, characterised by vibrant colours, ultra-real textures and subtle tonal gradations. The Exmor sensor performs on-chip analogue/digital (A/D) signal conversion and two-stage noise reduction.
Next, please check the list of basic features: 24.6 Exmor CMOS sensor, dual BIONZ image processors, ISO 6400 sensitivity, 3.0-inch LCD, 5fps shooting, and SteadyShot INSIDE in-body optical image stabilization. Furthermore, the list will include the D-Range Optimizer, the noise reduction option, the auto focus system, the new HVL-F58AM – a high-power flash (GN 58) and a media slot which supports Memory Stick Duo/Compact Flash Dual cards.
The camera is compatible with a wide range of lenses to ensure the great quality and precision. The choice of premium G series optics by Sony is joined by the high-power 70-400mm F4-5.6 G SSM telephoto, featuring a High-torque Super Sonic wave Motor for fast, silent AF operation. Also from Carl Zeiss, the Vario-Sonnar T* 16-35mm F2.8 ZA SSM is a fast, high-performance wide angle zoom that’s ideal for interiors, landscapes and challenging photo-reportage applications.
The camera goes on sale in October for $3,000. Showing an unprecedented performance, the A900 camera will be one of the best choices on the market.
Check the press release.
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September 16th, 2008 at 7:53 am
Its not the first full frame DSLR. That has existed for decades and sold by Nikon and Canon and the rest of them for years. Its Sony’s first.