Sony alpha DSLR 阿花家族之十六章

銀之翼

jssang 发表于 10-9-2012 07:15 PM
是喔， 是时候把手上的f43, f58给出让了。

聽說有adapter可以用回舊的hot shoe

銀之翼

allrise 发表于 10-9-2012 05:52 PM
Hot Shot 的mounting不一样了？

用回ISO Hot Shoe 了

allrise

jssang 发表于 10-9-2012 07:15 PM
是喔， 是时候把手上的f43, f58给出让了。

要不然只能上A77而已

allrise

銀之翼 发表于 11-9-2012 12:22 AM
用回ISO Hot Shoe 了

不是很明白 ISO Hot shoe

kionglee

銀之翼 发表于 10-9-2012 08:18 AM

明天 12/09 下午 1PM
就会出来了！

銀之翼

allrise 发表于 11-9-2012 08:31 AM
不是很明白 ISO Hot shoe

ISO Hot Shoe 是 其他品牌都在用的hot shoe,N家，C家，其他家都用这种Hot Shoe,唯有Sony用独家HotShoe,
这表示a99可以用更多第三厂家的Flash.如Nissin等等。

kionglee

銀之翼 发表于 11-9-2012 11:51 AM
ISO Hot Shoe 是 其他品牌都在用的hot shoe,N家，C家，其他家都用这种Hot Shoe,唯有Sony用独家HotShoe,
...

对。。是好事来的。。
而且这样的设计，应该不会再有接不到 hot spot 的问题了吧～

Daichi

A99的广告出来了，好有型~

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H ... outube_gdata_player

kionglee

Daichi 发表于 12-9-2012 02:44 PM
A99的广告出来了，好有型~

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJH4AYjt3hc&feature=youtube_gdata_player

几时 A77 去 A99 ?

Daichi

kionglee 发表于 12-9-2012 03:48 PM
几时 A77 去 A99 ?

多几年先，哈哈。

zaccheus4127

Sony Alpha SLT-A99 24MP Full-frame Camera

A Full-frame DayIt’s must have been a busy day over at the digital imaging division at Sony, for the Japanese consumer electronics giant has just at one go announced four digital cameras and one digital camcorder. They are: the Alpha A99 SLT (single lens translucent) camera, the NEX-6 mirrorless camera, the Cyber-shot DSC-RX1 compact camera, and the Handycam NEX-VG900 interchangeable lens camcorder. With the exception of the NEX-6, the new cameras all use a 24.3-megapixel, 35mm full-frame sensor.
We managed to spend some time with some of the devices, and in this article, we’ll share with you some of the key features and our observations of the A99, Sony’s eighth camera using the SLT technology. As the model number implies, the A99 will be Sony’s new flagship Alpha camera.
24.3-megapixel 35mm Full-frame SensorThe A99 is the first Sony SLT camera to sport a full-frame sensor. Before this, the A77 also has a 24.3MP sensor, but it’s an APS-C sensor. The last Alpha camera to have a full-frame sensor is the 24.6MP A900 DSLR camera.
Will we find the same sensor on the much-rumored Nikon D600 DSLR?

Based on sensor type and price point, the A99 will go head-to-head with the Canon EOS 5D Mark III (22.3MP) and the Nikon D800 (36.3MP) in the market.
According to Sony, the A99’s sensor is 1.5x as sensitive, and 2x as effective in random noise reduction than the A900’s sensor.
Those familiar with Sony’s Exmor CMOS sensor will know that the sensor does on-chip A/D (analog-to-digital) conversion, and noise reductions before and after the conversion. What’s different this time though is that the A99 supports 14-bit RAW output.
For camera nerds, know that the new sensor’s light gathering efficiency is improved by way of reducing the height of the circuitry on the sensor through a thinner wiring layer. The size of each photo diode is also enlarged, which Sony claims to improve the dynamic range by as much as 2x, compared to the A900.
The professional broadcasting equipment team at Sony also lent its expertise to the A99. The camera now uses a new multiple-segment optical low pass filter. Sony says this results in better detail resolution, but we guess we’ll only find out how true is the claim when we test the camera.
The A99 has an ISO sensitivity of 100 - 25,600. This can be expanded downward to ISO 50.
Dual AF System with 19 + 102 PointsArguably the most interesting feature of the A99 is its dual AF system. Simply put, Sony is using two phase-detection AF sensors on the A99. The first one is a 19-point (with 11 cross sensors) phase-detection AF sensor that’s located above the translucent mirror. The second one is a 102-point focal plane phase detection AF sensor that overlays the sensor.
The 19 AF points are denoted by squares, the 102 assist points by crosses. You can't select the individual 102 AF points.

Because the 102 points can’t be selected independently, to avoid confusion, Sony uses tiny crosses (instead of squares) to represent the 102 points. Notice that Sony has also refrained from calling this a 121-point AF system.
In essence, this dual AF system implementation allows the camera to lock onto subjects more effectively, as it covers both depth and width.
AF-D Continuous AF Mode & AF Range ControlTo take full advantage of the dual AF system, the A99 introduces a new AF-D (Depth Map Assisted) continuous AF mode. For most situation, we find that the 19 AF points are sufficient. But because the 102 assist points are so closely packed, and cover a wider area, they come in handy when the subject moves and falls outside the coverage areas of the 19 AF points.
Here’s a tip: You can use the Tracking Focus (that is, predictive focus) feature in AF-D mode. This combines object tracking info with the depth map info for higher AF accuracy.
For AF Range Control, think of it as a focus distance limiter that's controlled by the camera instead of the lens. With it, you can limit the AF distance range so that the continuous AF would not get thrown off when a background or foreground object enters the frame.
The AF Range Control button is located just beside the playback button.

The range limit is easily set by pressing the AF Range button at the bottom right of the camera (just beside the playback button), and turning the front and rear dials.
From our hands-on experience, AF Range Control is very useful for shooting a subject that’s moving on a fixed course.
At launch, only six lenses will support the features made possible by the focal plane phase-detection AF sensor.

Here’s a caveat: At the initial stage, not all lenses will support the focal plane phase-detection AF, and the AF-D and AF Range Control modes. The first six lenses to receive the support are: 50 mm F1.4, 24-70mm F2.8 ZA, 28-75mm F2.8, 70-400mm F4-5.6 G, 500mm F4, and the new 300mm F2.8 Mk II. More lenses will be supported via future firmware updates.

待续...

zaccheus4127

6FPS Continuous ShootingThe A99 has a top burst shooting speed of 6fps at full 24.3MP resolution, same as the 5D Mark II. In comparison, the old A900 and Nikon D800 has a continuous shooting speed of 5fps and 4fps respectively.
Notice that the mode dial has a lock button. You need to press it down before you can turn the dial.

In addition, the A99 has two Tele-zoom Continuous Advance Priority AE modes to achieve a continuous shooting speed of 8fps or 10fps. As you may have already guessed from the name, the camera will crop the image (thus giving a zoomed-in effect) in order to attain the faster speeds. At 8fps, the resulting image has a resolution of about 10MP; at 10fps, it’s about 4.6MP.
Full HD 60p/50p/25p/24p Video RecordingSony boasts that the A99 is also a pro-spec video camera. And looking at the list of video-related features, it’s not hard to see why.
Firstly, the A900 is capable of full HD 1,920 x 1,080-pixel video recording at 60p, 50p, 25p, and 24p using the AVCHD 2.0 (Progressive) format. And yes, it’s a world cam - you can change from PAL to NTSC (and vice versa) from the menu. Continuous video recording time is pegged at 29 minutes, and up to ISO 6,400 can be used.
You can switch from PAL to NTSC (and vice versa) in the menu.

A card format is necessary when you switch from PAL to NTSC (and vice versa).

Needless to say, because the A99 is based on SLT technology, fast, full-time continuous AF during video recording is possible. So too is manual operation using the P/A/S/M modes. There are also three levels of subject tracking sensitivity. In layman’s parlance, it determines how fast the AF should react to other things when you’re tracking an object. Consider this: you’re tracking a surfer, and a spectator entered the frame in the foreground. In all likelihood, the camera would switch its focus to the spectator. But that isn’t your intention. So what you could do is to change the subject tracking sensitivity to the Low setting.
Simultaneous, Uncompressed HDMI OuputThe HDMI port on the A99 supports real-time, uncompressed HDMI signal output for display on an external monitor, or for those who want to record the video in uncompressed format on an external recording device.
In anti-clockwise: Flash sync terminal, remote terminal, speaker (the holes beside the GPS logo), DC-IN terminal, USB terminal, HDMI terminal, headphone jack, and microphone jack.

Headphone Jack & Optional XLR KitThere’s a headphone jack on the A99 so you can listen to the audio during video recording and playback. Also on-board are Live (real-time) and Lip-sync settings. In addition, you can adjust the microphone recording level (in 32 steps) during video recording, and check the volume via the audio level meter.
An optional XLR adaptor kit will also be available from Sony. It features two XLR terminals.
Even during video recording, you can monitor and adjust the audio recording level.

Sony is also selling an optional XLR adapter kit that connects to the new multi-interface shoe on the camera. The adapter will have two XLR inputs. Left and right channels can also be controlled separately.

Silent Multi-controllerThe A99 has what Sony called a Silent Multi-controller at the front left of the camera. The placement is so that you can easily reach it with your left thumb and index finger while your left hand supports the lens. This is basically another dial/button controller which you can use to adjust settings, including AF area, AF mode, ISO sensitivity, exposure compensation, metering, and audio recording. The idea is that it’s quieter to use this controller to adjust your settings during video recording. The controller can be used in both still photo and video modes.
Afraid that the microphone will pick up unwanted sounds when you're adjusting the settings? Use the Silent Multi-controller instead.

When activated, the settings will line up across the bottom of the screen. Rotate the dial to cycle through the settings, and press the center button to confirm a selection.

Dual Card SlotsThe A99 has two media card slots: one for Memory Sticks and SD cards, and another solely for SD cards. Photos and videos can be simultaneously recorded to both cards. You can also record to different media according to the file format (RAW/JPEG) or type of recording (photos/videos). You can even copy folders from one card to another.

The A99 is the first camera in the world that allows simultaneous movie recording to two cards.

New Lenses & Accessories

Four new lenses are also announced today, but only the new 300mm F2.8 G lens is applicable to the A99, as the other three lenses are E-mount lenses for Sony's NEX series of mirrorless cameras. Accessories-wise, other than the XLR-K1M adapter kit mentioned earlier, there will also be a new HVL-F60AM external flash gun (it's basically a slightly more powerful HVL-F58AM with a built-in video light), a new ring light (HVL-RL1), and of course, a new vertical grip (VG-C99AM).

Sony has also done away with the Alpha hotshot, and introduced a new multi-interface shoe (it's basically a standard ISO hotshoe) on the new cameras. For accessories the require the old hotshoe, you've to use a shoe adapter (ADP-MAA). The A99 will come with this shoe adapter.

The old Alpha hotshoe is gone. We know of a lot of people who would be happy about this move.

There's a vertical grip connector at the bottom of the camera, which means that there's no need to remove the existing battery from the camera when attaching the grip. With three batteries (two in the grip, one in the camera), the A99 can last as long as 1,500 shots.

Of course, these are just some of the more prominent features of the new A99, and there are many more that we didn’t go into detail. For those interested, here a list of its other features:

• Magnesium alloy top and rear covers; magnesium chassis reinforced by stainless steel
• 200,000 shutter release counts
• 0.05 second release time lag using an electronic front curtain shutter
• New front-end LSI (large scale integration) chip
• Area-specific noise reduction
• Lens shading and aberration correction (supports nine lenses at launch)
• Five customizable buttons (you can now assign a rear button as an AF-on button)
• New Quick Navi Pro interface
• SteadyShot Inside in-body image stabilisation system (2.5 - 4.5 steps)
• XGA OLED viewfinder with 100% coverage
• 3-way tilting 3.0-inch LCD
• Built-in GPS unit
  

The A99 with the new 300mm F2.8 G lens. As always, this is a built-to-order lens.

The A99 will start shipping in mid October. So expect it to hit the stores sometime in end October or early November.

转载form hardwarezone

watanabesan

请问有谁要买bag 吗? kata DC-443 DL,正版的...因为我买错size了...对NEX来说太大了.....

aewer

a99,很销魂哦～～～

kionglee

watanabesan 发表于 14-9-2012 07:25 PM
请问有谁要买bag 吗? kata DC-443 DL,正版的...因为我买错size了...对NEX来说太大了.....

买多几个镜头给他 fit fit 咯！

kionglee

aewer 发表于 15-9-2012 01:51 AM
a99,很销魂哦～～～

哈哈。。
几时买来销销魂。。。。。

kionglee

zaccheus4127 发表于 13-9-2012 10:18 AM
6FPS Continuous ShootingThe A99 has a top burst shooting speed of 6fps at full 24.3MP resolution, sa ...

卖 A77 给我， 你买 A99 !!

watanabesan

kionglee 发表于 15-9-2012 02:30 PM
买多几个镜头给他 fit fit 咯！

没有钱啦..

zaccheus4127

kionglee 发表于 15-9-2012 02:31 PM
卖 A77 给我， 你买 A99 !!

荷包空空了啊！

allrise

阿花要沉下去了