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Sony Alpha SLT-A35
$600.00
Released August, 2011
The Pros:New 16-MP sensor and BIONZ image processor for improved low-light shooting. Speedy - ready from off in 0.7 seconds, low AF shutter lag in good light, ready to take another shot in 0.5-0.7 seconds. Fast continuous shooting - 5.5fps for 18 JPEGs or 6 RAW.
The Cons:Low battery life next to other entry-level DSLRs. Short video recording length - sensor overheating issue.
The Sony Alpha SLT-A35 is an interchangeable lens digital SLR camera designed to be light and compact, with an easy to use interface. Building off Sony's a33 and the a55 models' translucent mirror technology, which provides continuous accurate autofocus to both stills and full HD video recordings, the a35 couples this with a new APS HD CMOS sensor providing detailed low-noise images with a resolution of 16.2 effective megapixels.
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A BIONZ processor optimizes image data and color reproduction, while the a35 boasts a maximum sensitivity of ISO 12800 (and extension to ISO 25600) to allow crisp and natural low-light image capturing. Picture effect presets also provide a series of artistic photo augmentations, reducing the need for some post editing procedures.
Features
- Improved battery life and alpha series accessories
- Compatible with the full range of 32 A-mount lenses
- Quick AF Live View
- Up to 5.5 fps drive mode
- 3-inch Xtra Fine LCD display
- Shoots in AVCHD video
- TruBlack contrast technology
- High-resolution Tru-Finder display
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new 16-MP sensor and BIONZ image processor for improved low-light shooting
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speedy - ready from off in 0.7 seconds, low AF shutter lag in good light, ready to take another shot in 0.5-0.7 seconds
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fast continuous shooting - 5.5fps for 18 JPEGs or 6 RAW
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detailed electronic viewfinder - 1.4M dots, 100% coverage
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sensor shift image stabilization
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fixed 3" display with high 921k dot resolution
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records video in 1080/60i high definition
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HDMI output for direct playback of images and video on compatible HDTVs and displays
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records to easy to find, affordable and capacious SD/SDHC/SDXC memory cards, as well as Sony's proprietary Memory Stick PRO Duo format
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low battery life next to other entry-level DSLRs
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short video recording length - sensor overheating issue
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