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Sony Alpha NEX-F3: The hands-on round-up

Mark Raby, May 20th 2012 Discuss [0]

Sony held an event this weekend to showcase its recently announced NEX-F3, so we're hearing a lot of how the device looks and feels and whether or not it's going to be a formidable continuation to Sony's high-end camera line. Here's a look at what everyone is saying about the new model. Read The Full Story

Sony NEX-F3 and Alpha SLT-A37 official

Ben Kersey, May 17th 2012 Discuss [0]

Sony has added two new cameras to its lineup, the NEX-F3 that we saw leaked not too long ago, and an entry level SLT camera, the Alpha SLT-A37. The NEX-F3 will feature the same interchangeable lens system and APS-C sensor as its cousins, but in a more affordable package and with some minor tweaks. The SLT-A37, meanwhile, comes in a bigger chassis but has the option to add a telephoto lens. Read The Full Story

Sony announces new Handycam NEX-VG20 full HD camcorder

Rue Liu, Aug 24th 2011 Discuss [3]

In addition to the four new cameras announced this morning, Sony has also introduced a new Handycam full HD camcorder called the NEX-VG20. Its predecessor, the NEX-VG10, was Sony's first consumer model to offer interchangeable lenses. This latest version adds several improvements including more comprehensive manual controls, enhanced ergonomics, better imaging quality, and upgraded sound. Read The Full Story

Nikon outs six new Coolpix cams

Shane McGlaun, Aug 24th 2011 Discuss [3]

I mentioned this morning already that Sony has unveiled its new DSLR and other cameras. Nikon is also showing off some new point and shoot digital cameras in the Coolpix family. The new cameras include the Coolpix P7100, AW100, S1200pj, S8200, S6200, and the S100. The P7100 is a 10.1MP camera with a 3-inch rear LCD. The lens is a 7.1x optical zoom unit with wide-angle. The camera has full manual controls with dials and will be shipping in September for $499.95. Read The Full Story

Sony adds four new cameras to line including the NEX-7, NEX-5N, A77, and A65

Shane McGlaun, Aug 24th 2011 Discuss [1]

Sony has announced the addition of four new cameras to its lineup. The announcement includes the official launch of the Sony Alpha A77 DSLR that we have been seeing in leaks for a while now. In fact, some specs of the A77 leaked earlier this week. The official introduction is for the Alpha A77 and A65 DSLR cameras along with some interchangeable lens NEX cameras including the NEX-5N and NEX-7. The NEX-7 is the first camera I want to talk about. Read The Full Story

Sony A77 24-Megapixel Camera Updated Photos (and Specs) Leak

Chris Burns, Aug 22nd 2011 Discuss [3]

We've certainly seen this device before a few times: in a video, with a couple of battery grip photos, and in some tiny preview images. Today we get our best look yet at Sony's brand new 24-megapixel with two-way swivel display on the back and that big bright red "a" staring you down in the front. It's lovely, it's beautiful, it's ready for action, and we've got the most updated specs right here, right now. Read The Full Story

Sony NEX-C3 interchangeable lens camera official: 16.3MP and 720p HD

Chris Davies, Jun 8th 2011 Discuss [0]

Sony has officially announced the NEX-C3, its new interchangeable lens camera first sighted back in April. The new Alpha has a 16.2-megapixel Exmor APS HD CMOS sensor and can shoot 720p 30fps HD video as well; there's a 3-inch adjustable preview display on the back, and a snap-on flash included in the box. Read The Full Story

Sony E-mount interchangeable lens spec goes public in April

Chris Davies, Feb 8th 2011 Discuss [0]

Sony opted not to use the Micro Four Thirds standard for its NEX interchangeable lens cameras, instead developing its own E-mount system, and now it plans to open that technology up for third-party lens manufacturers. As well as allowing for third-party E-mount lenses for use with the NEX-3, NEX-5 and NEX-VG10 cameras, it will also allow for mount adapters for other manufacturers' lenses to be attached to Sony's models. Read The Full Story

JVC GX-PX1 hybrid gets hands-on play: 60fps stills & 36Mbps 1080p

Chris Davies, Feb 3rd 2011 Discuss [6]

JVC only had a concept of the GX-PX1 hybrid camera/camcorder back at CES 2011, so we spent more time with the 3D-capable GS-TD1 instead, but it seems the company's engineers have been busy. Impress grabbed some hands-on time with the latest version, which looks a little like a blend of Sony's NEX interchangeable lens cameras and JVC's regular camcorders, and it's shaping up to be an interesting model indeed. Read The Full Story

The Daily Slash: January 14, 2011

Chris Burns, Jan 14th 2011 Discuss [0]

Epic war! But first lets speak for a moment about what Christina Burlini columns as the Best iOS Apps for Students. After that, let yourself dream of a cloud of music in a column by yours truly called Syncing and Streaming on Android Community. Then there's the war I promised you. The war to end all wars! Such important subject matter as to have never been trumped before or after - the people VS Samsung and T-Mobile over their Samsung Vibrant updates to Froyo -- The Class Action Lawsuit, the simpler way of protesting - The #NeverAgain Twitter Campaign, and the inevitable Samsung Response. After that, it's games, music, and more games on SlashGear - see if you can find the tags! All this and MORE on The Daily Slash! Read The Full Story

Sony NEX-5 Gold Edition Digital Camera Announced for Japan, Lands February 10th

Evan Selleck, Jan 14th 2011 Discuss [0]

While February 10th may be a big date for a lot of people in the United States for another reason, those who find themselves in Japan on that date have something else to look forward to. Especially if they're looking for a new camera that has a gold tint to it. Sony has recently announced the upcoming availability of a new, themed NEX-5 digital camera, showing off the brand new gold edition. Read The Full Story

Sony shows off NXCAM HD camcorder concept

Shane McGlaun, Nov 17th 2010 Discuss [0]

Interchangeable lens cameras have been around for a long time, but the concept of an interchangeable lens camcorder is relatively new. Sony has unveiled a new concept camcorder called the NXCAM HD that is still in development. The camcorder is expected to land in mid-2011. Read The Full Story