At this week's Photo Marketing Association Exhibition and Conference (PMA 2010), Sony showcased a principle for an ultra-compact camera providing the ability to switch out lenses in the same method that you would with a full-blown professional DSLR camera. With a newly-developed CMOS image sensor in the form of the 'Exmor APS HD,' the camera will use exceptional image quality over its basic compact counterparts.
The design of the camera is what wowed us most, it is easy yet revolutionary if this camera ever gets released and is as excellent as the present Sony Alpha DSRL range then this camera is literally going to fly off the racks.
The camera will also have the ability to record HD quality video. Paired with professional quality interchangeable lenses, this combinational would use a less expensive alternative to the recent increase of video-capable DSLR cameras that have been flooding the market over the last couple of years.
The option to bring several various lenses, whilst using up significantly less area in your bag, will attract a variety of consumers, from the budding media and reporters students with minimal budgets to the seasoned tourists with precious little storage area.
If Sony can deliver both quality and worth for money for clients with little area and minimal funds this Sony camera might become a big hit with those who fall in-between the professional and amateur professional photographer brackets. With entry-level DSLR cameras fetching prices in the area, this new ultra-compact option would provide similar outcomes for significantly less loan.
The single lens translucent camera is various from the usual single lens reflex camera in that it uses a "clear mirror" which permits light to pass through the Sony a6000 body mirror. Since the single lens translucent camera has a clear mirror, the viewfinder of the camera is therefore digital, as opposed to optical.
The Sony camera is a streamlined, sophisticated maker, boasting some of the most high-end elements and lenses one can find in a standard point-and-shoot digital camera. The available Sony camera evaluation that can be found all over the web often conclude on one thing, that the Sony digital camera is a gadget that is worth your money. At this week's Photo Marketing Association Exhibition and Conference (PMA 2010), Sony showcased an idea for an ultra-compact camera using the ability to swap out lenses in the same method that you would with a full-blown expert DSLR camera.