About sony nex c3

We were a little unsettled when Sony all of a sudden discontinued the SONY NEX-C3 immediately after just eight months around the street, but when these leaked images are the fact is authentic, then we could possibly just possess a worthy successor on our hands. The NEX-C3 is rumored to involve exactly the same 16.two megapixel image sensor employed within the Sony Alpha A55 DSLR, as well as HD video capture (as expected) along with the new flash witnessed within the image above. Leaked photographs on Sony Alpha Rumors reveal an LCD with all the similar tilt capability we love on the sony NEX-C3, as well as minor adjustments to your controls.

Sony has additional the NEX-C3 to its range of mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras. The C3 functions the same 16.2MP noticed within the SLT A35, yet again promising improved battery life. The most recent model is straight aimed at offering a compact-camera-like expertise to users looking to upgrade to a large-sensor camera. It also functions the 'Picture Effects' processing filters that can be readily available to NEX-3 and NEX-5 owners as a firmware update. The SONY NEX-C3 will likely be obtainable as a kit using the 18-55mm E-mount lens for close to $649 or $599 with all the 16mm F2.eight lens. A more strong external flashgun for the NEX program is also becoming announced. The HVL-F20S has a manual quantity of 20 (m, 50mm/ISO 100) and is going to be offered from October at about $150. We've had the opportunity to put together a hands-on preview from the NEX-C3, including a samples gallery.

The blog also got its hands on some leaked pictures on the Sony Alpha A35 DSLR (additional immediately after the break), but particulars on that camera are a bit spotty. Rumor has it Sony originally intended to announce both cameras earlier in the month, but plans were delayed inside the wake of the catastrophic earthquake in Japan. No word on price or availability, but we'd expect to view pricing around the NEX-C3 in line with last year's model -- close to $500, with lens.

Little camera, large lenses, what is the point? Micro four-thirds appears to be a a great deal better compromise. The sensor is nonetheless large adequate for excellent image excellent but the lenses scale down to half the size of DSLR lenses. The Alphas are fantastic and don't get adequate respect -- if you want an Alpha, just get an Alpha. If want some thing smaller, the Panasonic G series is a great deal much more compelling than the NEX, which is definitely cool engineering but an oddball camera.