Sony SLT Alpha 35 : Tests and Reviews
Sony SLT Alpha 35 Review
Sony SLT A35 image quality review
This camera can be regarded as the evolution of the Sony Alpha 33 and in its interior, encased in a polycarbonate resin body we find the acclaimed Exmor CMOS sensor that that powers other Sony offerings such as the high-scoring Alpha 580.It boasts an electronic viewfinder dubbed ”Tru-Finder, (Xtra Fine)” with 1.15 million dots effective resolution and a 100% frame coverage, according to Sony’s press release. Same results as the SLT A55, better than the previous A33 No news here, this camera has given us the same test results as the SLT A55.On the other hand, when compared to the
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Further readings for the Sony SLT Alpha 35
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Sony seems to have a liking for doing things differently to other makers: hybrid cameras with bigger sensors, compact cameras with serious, professional attitude and single lens reflex cameras with fixed, translucent mirrors. Its new SLT Alpha 58 camera shows just how good a strategy this is, close to the quality of their Alpha 77 at half the price! |
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The Sony SLT-Alpha 37 entry-level APS-C replaces the Sony SLT-A35 in Sony's product line, but its design is very comparable to the Sony A33. Just like its predecessor and its bigger brother the Sony SLT A57, the A37 is based on Sony's semi transparent mirror system. |
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Sony announced this “Translucent Mirror Technology” reflex camera in early June 2011. The aforementioned technology, already featured on the Sony Alpha 33 and Sony Alpha 55 consists in allowing you to shoot on continuous-shooting mode (or burst mode) without the shutter-induced strobe effect. In layman’s terms you do not see the shutter occlusion in the viewfinder. |