Sony Alpha Series
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Way back in 2013, Sony claimed the crown for the world's first full-frame mirrorless cameras with the Alpha 7 and 7R models. Now the fifth-generation 7R has been announced, which unlocks the power of its 61-MP sensor thanks to new Bionz processors.
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Now that we know this exists, we can't believe it's not a feature on all camera batteries. Chinese company Nitecore is selling replacement batteries for late-model Sony Alpha cameras with USB-C charging built in, so no external charger is required.
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Following last year's launch of the ZV-1 vlogging compact camera, Sony has announced the first Alpha-series interchangeable lens camera optimized for video creators, which shares many features with its stablemate but includes some tasty extras.
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Alpha previewed its Wolf electric pickup earlier this year, and this month it shows how that truck turns into a full camper to compete with options from Tesla and Rivian. With help from Heimplanet, it's created the Cloudbreak inflatable camper.
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What happens if you cross a 1970s Datsun 620 pickup with a modern electric vehicle? Well, you might end up with something like the Alpha Wolf – a small truck, fitting a market no longer served by today's "bigger is better" mid- and full-sized pickups.
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Sony has pulled back the curtain on what it's calling the most technologically advanced camera that the company has ever released. The Alpha 1 leads the pack with a newly developed 50-megapixel sensor, 30 fps continuous shooting and 8K/30p video.
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Sony has taken the wraps off of two new Alpha series mirrorless APS-C cameras: the Alpha 6600 and Alpha 6100.
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Sony has detailed the new 16.1 megapixel SLT-A37 translucent mirror camera - an update which brings with it both upgrades and downgrades.
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The new Sony SLT-A57 digital SLR, featuring translucent mirror technology, improves on its predecessor with faster, low noise image processing and a continuous shooting speed of 12 frames per second.
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Sony has announced the 16.2-megapixel α580 and 14.2-megapixel α560, which feature Sony’s newly developed Exmor APS HD CMOS sensor and BIONZ imaging processor.