Does Sony UK have put a hold on all A77 orders till they investigate a problem?
A korean video shows the complete blackout of the A77 (Source: blog.naver.com)
Since a couple of days there “rumors” about A77 issues are floating around the web. Many readers contacted me to confirm that there are quite some issues with the first batch of released A77 cameras. The very latest news i got says: “Sony UK have put a hold on all orders till they investigate a problem that seems to be occurring with the cameras failing to recognise any lens attached.”
As you know the very first cameras have been shipped to Asian countries and there is where you can find many issue reports like here at Dchome and here at Xitek and here at SLRclub. There are also issue reports on Dpreview, here and here. One of our readers had the A77 for three days and had the following issues: “I had 3 times a system hang. I found 1 or 2 death spot when the system hanged and full Black screen was shown. When I pressed the “Fn” key, two column of icon were shown on both L/R sides. My a77 EVF also disappeared.”
Also other sources or readers contacted me to say they are having problems. In summary it sounds like on some cameras there could be those issues:
1) Top LCD info disappears in some occasions.
2) Crash of the whole camera (you have to remove the battery and reinsert it after to restart).
3) AF points do disappear when using third party lenses (and than it doesn’t work for Sony lenses neither!).
4) There are also a lot of other “minor” issues like that one you can see on youtube.
It definitely sounds like all those problems are SOFTWARE issues and that’s at leats a good news. It means that Sony could fix that via firmware upgrade. Anyway, I really think Sony messed it up. You cannot develop a camera for three years and than release it with such basic faults! This sounds even worse than the Sony NEX-5n “click” problem. Please Sony try to release an official statement as soon as possible if you don’t want to loose all your A77 orders!
Those are the A77 preorder links: Amazon, B&H, Adorama, J&R, eBay. But keep in mind that there are some issues. You might want to wait until Sony releases or at least announces the new firmware…
KingRenas
2 years ago |That is what happens when comes to mass production. If was me buying this camera I would prefer to wait for another two months when all the problems from the first release already being fixed rather than having a camera with so many issues.
Sporeo
2 years ago |“An “Asian” video shows the complete blackout of the A77″
They’re Korean.
“You cannot develop a camera for three years and than release it with such basic faults! … Please Sony try to release an official statement as soon as possible if you don’t want to loose all your A77 orders!”
Sony says no? heh Seriously though – and no offense – but requesting something like that is really not going to make them move any faster. It’s silly when people think companies purposely release broken things as if they want the bad publicity and angry customers hanging off their shoulders. Finding and fixing what you consider to be ‘basic’ is not necessarily as basic as you might think either. I agree that it’s a shame that these things are popping up, especially where the cameras are completely ‘dying’, but creating drama over it won’t fix it any faster either.
On the plus side… I have yet to hear anything about these sorts of issues effecting the a65…… *slightly evil smirk while knocking on wood*
SonyA77
2 years ago |Sporeo, you do know that Korea is in Asia?
Sporeo
2 years ago |I think we can all tell it’s of “Asian” origin without being told, but if it’s going to be pointed out at all, it may as well be pointed out properly.
SonyA77
2 years ago |I don’t understand your point, if it said “A German video”, would you have picked up on it?
Sporeo
2 years ago |Technically, it would be a video in German than, wouldn’t it? And similarly, it wouldn’t be saying a “European” video. Guess it’s my politically correct side coming out, but it just doesn’t sound right to me. Could of just as easily have said it’s a video.
SonyA77
2 years ago |@Sporeo, not everything is veiled racism.
Sporeo
2 years ago |My original comment was simply ‘they’re Korean’. Make of that what you want, SA77, but I never said anything more until you baited discussion about it.
Gimp
2 years ago |@ Sporeo, you brought the topic of political correctness up, thereby confirming what your “they’re Korean” comment meant. Back-peddle as you wish!
Sporeo
2 years ago |Yes, I was totally insinuating the OP is racist by making a point about ‘political correctness’. /sarcasm
Twist my words however you want, Gimp
Gimp
2 years ago |Back-peddling hard now….
Sporeo
2 years ago |Trolling harder now….
David
2 years ago |They all look the same anyway
C
2 years ago |Trap sprung, etc.
Oswald
2 years ago |Being a portrait artist, (pencil, acrylics) I’ve paid very close attention to faces in general. I work with the public here in California, USA where we issue brochures in many languages. I can determine languages very accurately just by faces. I’m hardly perfect but I’m very good at it. The majority of my coworkers are also Asian. (I am Caucasian)
the point is, In no way do they all look the same. We are all photographers here. We are supposed to have better trained eyes than that.
Christian
2 years ago |They probably say the same about white people… All look the same… Agree with Oswald. A pgotographer should tell the difference.
beware
2 years ago |same with cameras they all have a lens
even a blind can tell you the difference
acolyte
2 years ago |Saying it doesn’t matter whether they’re Koreans, they’re just Asians, is the same as saying it doesn’t matter whether they’re Sony or Canikon. They’re DSLR.
And I’m sure we are trying to prove that that’s not the case right?
ed
2 years ago |so does your mother and the hooker down the road
Kevin
2 years ago |Tempted to cancel my pre order, get some Zeiss glass then wait for the FF next year kinda. A lot of worrying news coming about this with bugs and unusable high ISO….
Stefan
2 years ago |That’s kind of a FAIL: Listing all known Bugs and one line under the issues a link for Pre-Order
couldn’t stop laughing
Mike
2 years ago |I’ve already cancelled my order. I’m going back to the A580 for now, as it really is a great camera for the work that I do.
SonyA77
2 years ago |Was about to press the trigger on ordering last week too.
shamb
2 years ago |I’m more and more thinking that I need to wait until after christmas for my A77.
However, based on specs, this camera is looking like a dream for all of my typical use cases: HDR (fast shoot rate, high sensor dynamic range, good exposure bracket ranges), landscape (ISO 50, high dynamic range, multiple shot NR reduction for night shooting), wildlife (high frame rate, high MP allows cropping) and macro (high MP, ISO 50)
Plus its a very good general camera up to ISO 1600. Oh, and video and weather sealing to boot!
For all that, the only downside is high ISO noise bast 1600, and what looks like initial firmware problems. I can live with both of these, and certainly won’t be jumping ship to CaNikon because of either!
tim
2 years ago |It looks like a firmware issue to me. Sent mine in for replacement yesterday. told today that all orders in uk are on hold while the issue is fixed. (estimate 1 week). However I will continue with this camera as the results (when it was working) are nothing short of astonishing – and that was using a 15 year old Minolta lens.
fotowolf61
2 years ago |I have the gut feeling that Sony changed from Linux OS to MS-Windows as a camera OS. *shock*
Holy Bear
2 years ago |First the NEX5N , now A77…
Digital Imaging is the only business Sony is doing quite good , now it seems Sony is trying to mess it up….(don’t tell me it’s “just some A77s”)
Sony just don’t get it – Apple and Samsung don’t get to their current position without good QC
customercopy
2 years ago |You’re obviously joking about Samsung since they have some of the worst QC out there. Apple QC has slipped quite a bit since they took their stuff from Ireland to the Far East and I’ve been a customer since 1990 – I’m not just an iphone user.
Don’t remember the Canon black dots issue – or the focussing problems? Modern cameras synthesise lots of different technologies and problems are inevitable, unless you keep rehashing the same technology – like Nikon
Sky_walker
2 years ago |Woh… C’mon! Samsung quality control is total crap. Sometimes I wonder if they have it at all.
Whatever we talk about TVs, smartphones, tablets, peripherals – Samsung certainly isn’t a way to go if you want to get a good unit straight away.
Apple even despite of not having best QC out there certainly stands better.
Andrew R
2 years ago |Even Nikon has problems. The first batches of D7000′s had dead pixels (Which you could say was a Sony problem since they make the sensors) but every camera company has product flaws. $60,000 plus Red Epic’s have problems. The $9,000 Leica M9 had a major problem with capturing photos to SD cards. The point is that you should never purchase a product right when it comes out cause it will have bugs that need to be ironed out. I am getting a sony NEX 5N but I am waiting till they confirm that the cams don’t have the click issue. People should not get so pissed at Sony because there are very few examples of cameras that are released 100% issue free. They don’t make em like they used to so don’t expect rock solid products from Sony, Canon or Nikon. Quality meant a lot more to those companies back in the day. My 1970′s Nikon Ftn is built way better than my D90 but it is mechanical and made in Japan so you would expect that it would be.
Erational
2 years ago |And, remember the Pentax K-5 rollout with the streaked sensors ?
Sky_walker
2 years ago |“The point is that you should never purchase a product right when it comes out cause it will have bugs that need to be ironed out.”
Actually people never should buy first cameras released because of flaws that cannot be removed by simple firmware update. Sony is very lucky here cause noone will have to give their camera back and wait god-knows-how-long for replacement if Sony service would agree to replace it at all. Like it was with dead pixels in Nikon where not everyone got their camera replaced with a good one.
If it’s just a firmware issue than I wouldn’t worry much
David
2 years ago |I stopped reading at Samsung. Hahahaha
Jiri
2 years ago |That´s exactly why I decided to postpone my order for the NEX-7 until the spring of 2012. The possible problems will be solved by then, I suppose. I am buying a Sony DSC-HX9V now just to play with and to learn to deal with the video which is a completely new issue to me.
Let´s give them time to finalize their products.
Fiveform
2 years ago |So, are we looking at Sony quality control/design issues now, similar to Toyota? First the NEX-5N and now the A77. This is not confidence inspiring….
SonyA77
2 years ago |Except the Sony problem will not kill you.
gabrielefx
2 years ago |Sony A77 software is Windows 8 based…:D
slo.metallc
2 years ago |dont think so… you would get blue screen than… not a blackout
Ollder
2 years ago |No! Windows would ask “Are you sure you want to shoot a picture…”
Gimp
2 years ago |LMFAO
www.MilosJanata.com
2 years ago |Sony clearly needs more time to develop a camera.
The question is how long?
Jiri
2 years ago |And the second question is why do these unfortunate problems happen to such a renowned manufacturer. Is the time preassure after the tsunami so strong?
Sky_walker
2 years ago |The time pressure for A77 was huge with or without Tsunami, although all the delays of release day made it even worse.
Never the less – none of these issues seem to be mechanical problems (like the A55 so-called-overheating) so hopefully they’ll get patched sooner than later.
www.MilosJanata.com
2 years ago |Time pressure was insane, it must be impossible to design a proper camera within 4 years.
ps: for sony
john
2 years ago |Actually Sony developed 2 A700 replacements one standard OVF and then scrapped that and started from scratch with the SLT/EVF
Sky_walker
2 years ago |Not even saying about all the various versions of the SLT-based A77. Yes, true… that makes a very big time pressure.
Dave Cox
2 years ago |Apple good QC? Is that some kind of sick joke?
anthony byron
2 years ago |its not just sony my friend bought a d7000 nikon a few days ago and out of the box it has focusing issues. aparantly its quite common and the service center knew exactly how to repair it and the d7000 has been out for a while now aswell
Neo NiGHTS ®
2 years ago |What’s he firmware used on this retail version? Is it the v1.02?
It’s strange that none of the (p)reviewers of the camera have noticed any of those bugs.
So what’s happened between the last period of testing and the actual release?
SonyA77
2 years ago |1.02 is retail.
1.02B was used in the very latest reviews wasn’t it? Now that “B” could mean Beta as in pre-production 1.02 or it could be later as in 1.02 Revision B.
Most reviews I saw were not based on 1.02B but older firmware. I also guess that most reviewers used the kit lens and not other lenses, or didn’t swap them over as much as “real” users would. They probably didn’t use things like Sigma lenses and third-party batteries and other brands of media card etc.
Frank
2 years ago |These issues together with the fact that lightroom/photoshop will not support the a77 yet will make we wait until all problems are solved and the a77 raw photo’s can be used in adobe programs.
Does anyone already have an idea when the adobe will come with an update that supports the a77?
SonyA77
2 years ago |I read that the dpreview studio RAW comparison shots were done on an unreleased version of ACR.
Andy
2 years ago |I do own also a A77 and I do have no problems with software, very strange that some cameras have problems some not…
But I do think that the “B” in the Firmware version is like “Revision B” because nobody of the testers had such a problem a some user’s do now experience.
Andy
The Lotus Eater
2 years ago |There’s more drama in the comments section here than there is at a thespian convention.
SonyA77
2 years ago |Shows passion!
gamagama
2 years ago |I have taken my A77 for a few hours shooting these few days, and not yet found the problems they mentioned (touch wood :p) .. It didn’t black out, hanged nor lens changing problem. Of course, there may be still chances that will appear later, but at the moment it works fine for me.
However, a firmware is definitely needed to get rid of the defects reported, and some upgrades on performance like 12fps shooting buffer and EVF slow-reaction to eye-start (it takes about 1/2sec for switching on EVF screen, that’s far too slow to me)
SonyA77
2 years ago |Firmware updates won’t increase the buffer size
The EVF can be set permanently on can’t it? For those few occasions that you actually need the EVF to be ready.
Andy
2 years ago |no you can’t that’s the problem. I took some scotch to cover the sensor
John D.
2 years ago |Andy, go into menu 1 and switch Finder/LCD setting to Manual. This disables the eye-start switching and should resolve your problem. See pages 64 and 179 in your A77 user guide.
Gimp
2 years ago |RTFM
Wheelus
2 years ago |Are there any reports on similar problems with the Alpha 65?
As some have pointed out camera are becoming more dependent on electronics and less on mechanical functions. As more features are added, the more possibilities for problems. That is why I am curious if the A65 has been affected?
John D.
2 years ago |Haven’t read any A65 issues yet.
pancanikonpus
2 years ago |final firmware will be 1.77 for a77 and 1.65 for a65
lol
Nawaf
2 years ago |This does mean that there will be lots of features added or maybe just issues needing to be fixed
Vic Tor
2 years ago |I just wonder… how many rational people now sitting in front of their monitors and laughing about such impatient folks making themself to guinea pigs
I personally won’t order A77 until there are solid reviews and tests based on updated (and patched) firmware and delivering objective, valid and reproducible measured data
Tiago Costa
2 years ago |I was going to put an order for an A77 in the next months but after seeing the outcome of the release of these first batches of A77, i think i will wait for a little bit…
Katsunami
2 years ago |I’m going to wait a few weeks with the NEX-7 until the camera is tested and reviewed properly, and also tested with the Zeiss ZM glass, especially the wide angle lenses under 25mm…
Erational
2 years ago |Have not heard any stories about the A65 being affected by these bug issues, which is odd. Perhaps some hardware is different for the A77 than the A65 ? They have the same firmware, correct ? If anyone has seen any reports on the A65 being buggy as well- post ‘em here.
Ollder
2 years ago |I’m gonna get my A77 anyway, sooner or later. Whatever high ISO performance it has, its better than my 1/23″ superzoom. Or what I can get with my Minolta 600si and film. And after Dpreview sample criticism and Photoreview’s samples it seems to me at least unproven to be crap.
But I won’t do order before firmware corrections from Sony!
Cliff
2 years ago |I firmly believe that the Japan earthquake earlier this year had really disrupted the normal design-testing-production cycle for many Sony products this year.
Seriously, the NEX 5N, NXCAM NX70 and A77 all suffer from very simple but serious over-sites that SHOULD have been EASILY noticed during normal Sony testing.
That’s the only explanation I can possibly come up with that explains all these nasty issues.
Sahaja
2 years ago |The design-testing-production cycle has probably just gotten too short. It is the testing part that suffers most since that is the easiest to cut.
Blqckscorp
2 years ago |+ add the a55 to your list ( shutter lag when using the flash )
I only read about problems that affect the slt/ mirrorless sony cameras. Hopefully they will fix all those issues with the next line. They weren’t tested enough but after they officially say its a problem they should fix it or offer full money back/ future discount. Otherwise they will loose many customers.
Sahaja
2 years ago |If this was a firmware issue you’d expect all cameras with the same firmware version to have the problem. Perhaps a faulty batch of some component?
Jesse Lim
2 years ago |Have to really agree with you. But let’s hope it is not faulty components that are causing all the trouble because this will be a very very serious issues that will really kill the affected product.
Reminds me of the first batch of the faulty PSP screen with stuck pixels…
Paul C
2 years ago |This is the deal. There are obvious and just critisms with the A77. Yes, the ISO is an issue. I’ve seen some appalling examples at 400 (dpreview) and some glorious shots at 1600. There isn’t any consistency yet. And to top it all off there are some bugs.
It is quite reasonable to expect some teathing problems at the launch of a product. And you would expect these to be fixed with haste from Sony. Which they will do! But what if they can’t? Are you stuck with the product? Will you be happy?
It always rings true, ‘Only fools rush in where Angels fear to tread.’
Impulse, loyalty, desire will always drive some to purchase and this is the problem!
If Sony can recoup and make a little on sales from the A65 A77. Then what incentive have they to create a comparative camera that we all (and deep down be honest) want of the likes of canon or nikon?
Consumers should vote with their feet. If a product isn’t quite good enough then switch.
But. I know some have invested in glass and the like for which they are tied to Sony for the foreseeable future. But this is ok. Because if you already have a system that works. Keep it. There isnt anything wrong with your A700s at the moment. Right?
In order to make Sony sit up and pay attention. We all need to hold off from purchasing Sony products. Only when their sales are hit will they do something tangible and tough up. This is easily said then done.
We have no affinity with Sony, right? Let go of your feelings towards a particular make. It’s not worth it.
I say hold off for the moment. Wait till the new year and see what happens. More than likely things will be sorted. But don’t be afraid to switch manufacturer if ‘the milk turns out to be sour!’
At the end of the day, we are tied to photography, not technology! Right? ;)
Erational
2 years ago |Boy, I thought I was the bomb-thrower. You wrote, “Then what incentive have they to create a comparative camera that we all (and deep down be honest) want of the likes of canon or nikon?” That looks to me like you are writing we all secretly want Canikons, is that really what you meant??
Canon and Nikon have cameras to fit any budget, no-one here HAS to buy a Sony, we choose to do it. What do you think Canon or Nikon has that we can’t get with Sony ? Yes, they have a more extensive lens line and better low-light performance, but that’s where Canikon’s advantages end.
Personally, I only see Pentax as a worthy competitor, a brand Sony fans would jump to with it’s IBIS. But, Pentax has no FF upgrade pathway and video is an afterthought.
KingRenas
2 years ago |The pressure of the demand make them to commit such errors. Products have to be tested fully specially in mass production, they should deliver to every market small numbers first instead of huge quantity orders and after they have to run to find the out the problem.
I hope they can fix this issue quick as possible.
acolyte
2 years ago |+1
REVENGE
2 years ago |It’s definitely unusual to have so many “show-stopper” issues, but they’ll be fixed soon. Hopefully the rest of the world will launch with new firmware installed at the factory.
Paul C
2 years ago |Crickey. that was a quick response…
I wrote that on the train coming home from work – didn’t even think it got posted… 
Well. In some respect some of us wish Sony could be like Canikons. Now don’t kill me, its just the consistency coming out of those camps seem to trump Sony. Maybe you won’t agree.
I have a fear anyway that Sony will ditch the Alpha line in years to come or at least slow it right down to switch to a product that generates more sales. NEX has an alpha adaptor. Is it a half hearted way to sway alpha users to the format. Good business sense by the way – no criticism there.
I’m alluding to the fact that my Minolta’s kept me to Sony products and it was good for a while, I’m wondering if Sony has the legs to carry it on, or whether we are all fooling ourselves in believing they have…
I wouldn’t wish any of you guys wasting your money and been so disappointed with a product. I’m just saying, hold off for now and see what happens. No harm is there?
nowai
2 years ago |Paul C
“I have a fear anyway that Sony will ditch the Alpha line in years to come or at least slow it right down to switch to a product that generates more sales. NEX has an alpha adaptor. Is it a half hearted way to sway alpha users to the format. Good business sense by the way – no criticism there.”
This would be like Sony ditching all their professional grade video recording equipment to support handycams for mommies and daddies video shoot of their spawns.
Very unlikely.
The very fact that Sony is announcing a FF professional grade camera early next year would indicate that they are committed.
Paul C
2 years ago |Agree
Steve
2 years ago |Now maybe we know why it’s taken Sony so long to replace the a700
They don’t know what they’re doing
Cliff
2 years ago |Another thing about Sony’s testing phase,….they are so incredibly secretive during the whole process. They are too parinoid that info will leak to the other manufacturers. I know canon and nikon are similar but Sony would benefit allot from listening to “non Sony” feedback and encoperating those opinions before models are released to manufacturing.
I think that info the testing gains outweigh any problems caused by leaks to Canon.
Bottom line? Be more public and less secret about testing.
The A77 was in the developement pipeline for a VERY long time….these issues should have been tested out many months ago!
acolyte
2 years ago |That’s a hard gamble. IP is important. Leaks = advantage in setting future development cycles and release timelines by competitors.
Yes, A77 was in the development pipeline for a very long time. Hardware development pipeline that is. The firmware development pipeline is shorter, and the testing phase is even shorter due to pressure by *us*.
Dave Cox
2 years ago |That’s the salient point here. People were all over forums (fora?) like this for more than a year saying ‘Where is the A77? Why isn’t it read? I’m sick of waiting and buying a D7000. Etc’ and now when there are a few launch issues the same people are bleating and moaning. I’m not saying the bugs are excusable but the electronics game is a fine balance between launch timing and product development – there have been 1000′s of launches worse than this and even the Sony Centres are saying that <2% of cameras are affected.
High time for more realism and less knee-jerk in my (humble) opinion.
Cheers
Dave Cox
2 years ago |That’s the salient point here. People were all over forums (fora?) like this for more than a year saying ‘Where is the A77? Why isn’t it read? I’m sick of waiting and buying a D7000. Etc’ and now when there are a few launch issues the same people are bleating and moaning. I’m not saying the bugs are excusable but the electronics game is a fine balance between launch timing and product development – there have been 1000′s of launches worse than this and even the Sony Centres are saying that <2% of cameras are affected.
High time for more realism and less knee-jerk in my (humble) opinion.
Cheers!
Dave Cox
2 years ago |That’s the salient point here. People were all over forums (fora?) like this for more than a year saying ‘Where is the A77? Why isn’t it ready? I’m sick of waiting and buying a D7000. Sony don’t care about us. Blah, blah.’ and now when there are a few launch issues due to last minute rush, compressed development, earthquake, tsunami, GFC, etc, etc the same people are bleating and moaning. I’m not saying the bugs are excusable but the electronics game is a fine balance between launch timing and product development – there have been 1000′s of launches worse than this and even the Sony Centres are saying that <2% of cameras are affected.
High time for more realism and less knee-jerk in my (humble) opinion.
Cheers!
Cliff
2 years ago |If Sony does not reevaluate it’s testing procedures, than this stuff will continue to happen in future models. I think that Sony engineers “seem” to feel that they can provide enough testing and that their internal team will spot and weed out the bugs well enough.
Clearly, it appears this year to be a WORNG assumption. Even in the Sony pro video division. I spent $3,000 last month on a Sony NXCAM NX70. This camera has an unusable zoom rocker. (zooms at only TWO speeds..fast and faster) Sony Teaneck NY COMPLETELY acknowledged this and say they have no fix for the design flaw as of yet. (Sony Japan is working on it) Evidently, all NX70′s have the bad zoom rocker issue and it slipped right through Sony testing teams in the final testing stage. (This is a MAJOR camera function. How is that humanly possible?)
Sony,..open up your testing at an earlier stage, let people publicly test and make suggestions for you. Canon will know what you are making,…yes….but you will make BETTER cameras as a trade off!
Sony,…start being a bit more “humble”. Secret, closed and confidential testing is NOT working for you lately. It’s HURTING you more that it’s helping you.
HUGE Sony fan,
Cliff
Kalpurush :)
2 years ago |Dave, those who are making fuss, they seems Canikon fanboys to me. It seems a77 robbed their sleep and peace of mind!!!
knurd
2 years ago |No. It’s just the general consumer sick and tired of companies trying to push a product before it’s ready. These problems are unacceptable, as they don’t seem to be related to quality control.
Francis
2 years ago |Sony should send all their new products to me for testing. I am no pro, and I make everything crash
Rick
2 years ago |I will still be getting one!
There might be issues with it and there might not be. I am going to support Sony because it is the only company currently who has the balls to “Push” the technology.
If Sony fails me after I purchase the Camera then I will complain. I have nothing against Canon or Nikon I’ve owned both and loved them but im going to stand behind the company willing to try and advance the technology. Not the ones who want to turn huge profits by adding a couple of buttons to a long paid for design and charging a premium for it.
Just my 2 cents and I can’t wait until I get mine
Garreth
2 years ago |A77 in stock at the Canadian Sony Store
Sporeo
2 years ago |Wow, I’m surprised, and excited! Shipping the 30th? Weee!
SD
2 years ago |Wow, this seems like a very hard thing to miss in testing. I mean, the old Sigma issue with the a55 makes sense BUT THIS!? No way. The more I see a77 posts on here the more I don’t want one.
Vic Tor
2 years ago |Did someone actually test the radiation values of the A77/65? Are there some bugs ’cause of x-rays affekt the structural integrity and its functionality?
I know it’s an evil joke, but there were people bying in total panic Geiger counters and testing shrimps & fish from Japan, so why not the cams
WilliamLeong
2 years ago |Menu Menu Menu Menu Menu …. lol
SLTPro
2 years ago |Hey Guys,
Check out Adobe Camera RAW, the latest update now supports the A77!