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Sony Adds two new digital SLR cameras to its range PDF Print
Written by CB Team   
Friday, 01 February 2008
Sony Adds two new digital SLR cameras to its ± rangeThe α digital SLR family has grown once more with news that Sony have announced two new cameras to add to the range.

The α350 incorporates a brand new 14.2 effective megapixel APS-C type CCD sensor for detailed, lifelike imaging. It’s partnered by the α300 that offers near-identical features with a sensor resolution of 10.2 megapixels.

Both new cameras bring the α line-up to four, from the entry-level α200 to the tough, responsive α700 for enthusiasts and semi-professionals. There’s also a comprehensive α family of more than 24 compatible lenses plus lighting systems and other accessories.

D-SLR α350 & α300 - Features

The α350 and α300 are the first digital SLR cameras to feature Quick AF Live View technology. This bit of tech is unique to Sony and it fuses the convenience of live image preview with the responsive TTL phase-detection system and rapid continuous shooting that’s prized by digital SLR users.

In addition, an advanced new centre-cross 9-point AF sensor assures faster, more accurate AF performance in live view as well as optical viewfinder shooting modes.

Photographers of all abilities can compose images with greater comfort and freedom using the 2.7-inch LCD screen.

The α350 features the latest iteration of Sony’s advanced BIONZ image processing engine that optimises the performance potential of the high-resolution CCD sensor.

Sensitivity is boosted to a maximum ISO 3200.

Available in Live View mode, a Smart Teleconverter function gives an instant digital zoom factor of 1.4x or 2x to increase the effective focal length range of your chosen α lens.

In common with other α models, the Anti-Dust drive and protective sensor coating minimise the harmful effects of dust entering the camera body during lens exchange.

Both models also feature a class-leading shooting stamina of up to 730 images (410 images in Live View mode) from a single charge of the high capacity InfoLITHIUM battery (NP-FM500H).

Available as an option, the new HVL-F42AM Flash unit is ideally suited to the needs of experienced digital photographers and newcomers alike. Alongside ADI metering and wireless remote operation, it offers automatic WB adjustment with colour temperature information plus an evolved Bounce System with vertical adjustment up to 90°, left to 90° and right to 180°.

Also optional, the VG-B30AM Vertical Grip has been designed to allow comfortable handling in portrait or landscape shooting positions. The grip holds up to two NP-FM500H Rechargeable Battery Packs for an extended shooting stamina of up to 1460 images (820 images in Live View mode) from a single charge.

Both cameras can utilise the new GPS-CS1KASP GPS Unit. Compatible with all new Sony α, Cyber-shot and Handycam models, this unit records up to a month’s worth of global positioning data.

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