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PMA 08; Digital SLRs:
Other features of the Sony A300 and A350 include: Super SteadyShot in body, sensor-based Image Stabilization said to provide a 2.5-3.5-step advantage in hand holding at slower shutter speeds; Bionz image processing; faster AF with improved predictive control; ISO 1600 and 3200 settings with “low noise”; Dynamic Range Optimizer (DRO) for improved highlight and shadow detail; and a new creative style function that allows users to choose finishing color, saturation, and sharpness and recall these settings when one of eight preset modes is selected. Both new Sony D-SLRs have a CompactFlash Type I/II slot; an adapter for Memory Stick Duo is sold separately. Street prices: Sony A300 with 18-70mm f/3.5-5.6 lens, $699; Sony A350 with 18-70mm f/3.5-5.6 lens, $899.
It has no name as of yet, but Sony’s unexpected announcement of a forthcoming
top-of-the-line super-pro model incorporating a new Sony-made full-frame (24x36mm)
24.6MP Exmor CMOS sensor generated considerable buzz at the show. Sony’s
succinct statement, made at a well-attended press conference, confirmed for
any remaining doubters that Sony is dead serious about capturing a piece of
the pro D-SLR action as well as going after mainstream shooters with the new
A300 and A350. Contrary to speculation by some experts, the pro Sony will have
an in body, sensor-based Super SteadyShot Image Stabilization system. An optional
vertical grip, as well as a range of dedicated flash accessories, will be available
for the new model.
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