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    Posted: 28 August 2007 at 13:28
According to our good friends at Photoclub Alpha:

http://photoclubalpha.com/2007/08/27/sony-expected-to-unveil-a300-on-september-4th/

Edited by brettania - 28 August 2007 at 14:06
 



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Thanks for the link. This looks like the real deal.
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Originally posted by PhotoclubAlpha PhotoclubAlpha wrote:

It is almost certainly APS-C format, 12.x megapixels CMOS, 5.5 frames per second, ISO to 3200, improved AF, 3 inch screen or very much improved 2.5 inch, 95 per cent view 90 per cent scale (or vice-versa) optical glass prism viewfinder, AF assist on the body, improved flash, same basic shutter speed range as A100, slightly altered mirror/shutter action, very fast card writing, some water and weatherproofing upgrades, generally better response, altered user interface; much better high ISO noise, further enhancements to SSS.


Thats sounds believable, for me that is enough of an upgrade, even i no more features would come with it. I now have the 5D with my DIY-verticalgrip and the new body with dedicated verticalgrip is already over 50% of the reason for my upgrade :) (the rest is lack-of-feature and blackframe stuff that plagues my 5D)
Well, it looks like we might see something really soon.
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Now...what did I tell you? I was certain the press release would be when I don't have access to Internet. On September 4th, I'll probably be in the middle of nowhere, on my way to a small fisherman's village in Norway :)
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Vertical grip, improved af, improved iso, screen visible in sunlight, vertical grip, weather proof body.. thats just about enough for me to thinking of upgrading :)

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Looking forward to the 4th! It will end speculation of teh AA model, and probably kick off seculation on the semi-pro one.
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Originally posted by infrastellar infrastellar wrote:

lol


Now don't go lol-ing on us... that's not fair! Or at least point your lol at a specific thing, otherwise we won't know what you're reffering to :)
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But as far as I know, the AA model is called A700, which denotes a '7' series.
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Originally posted by cezarl cezarl wrote:

Originally posted by infrastellar infrastellar wrote:

lol


Now don't go lol-ing on us... that's not fair! Or at least point your lol at a specific thing, otherwise we won't know what you're reffering to :)


Maybe he's loling at all of us.   

Originally posted by imeasy imeasy wrote:

But as far as I know, the AA model is called A700, which denotes a '7' series.


Don't count on it. As much as Sony wanted to leverage Minolta heritage early on, they seem to want to break with their naming conventions now.
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A700 boys.
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Well, better AF and better ISO performance would very much make this a highly attractive camera to me :) The rest (weather seals and more MP is just a - welcome - bonus!)
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Faster AF, FF, low noise on high ISO and some decent FPS will make me happy.
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FF would be a real surprise for most, steal the thunder of the recent announcements of Can*n & Nik*n !

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