Ok, now the A290 and A390 are really here :)
SonyAlphaRumors told you on May 2 (click here to read our ogirinal rumor) that the two cameras would be the next Alpha DSLR cameras. And here they are! The A390 and A290 will start shipping in July. The A390 price is $600 and the A290 is $500. In Europe €500 and €450 (body only!)
Sony EU press release
Dpreview
Letsgodigital
Photographyblog
DCresource
Photoscala.de
Key features:
• DSLR-A390 with 14.2 megapixels, Quick AF Live View and 6.7cm (2.7-inch) tilt LCD; DSLR-A290 with 14.2 megapixels
• Compact, stylish body with new grip design and revised button layout for comfortable handling
• Quick AF Live View with tilt LCD (α390) for live image preview with fast, accurate autofocus
• Friendly on-screen Help Guide and Graphic Display
• HDMI output and BRAVIA Sync
The now “old” Sony Alpha A230 and the Sony Alpha A380
have been announced in May 2009.
The Sony miracle! The NEX-5 makes it into the top-10 of the most sold system cameras in Japan!
Can you tell me the last time a Sony camera made it into the top 10 of the weekly most sold DSLR (or system) cameras in Japan? I believe it was over one year ago with the Sony A700. Now the Sony NEX-5
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I would say that is a good start! And now Sony let’s see some new Alpha model with EXmorHD sensor :)
Source: BCNranking
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Overall score:
Nex3 63%
Nex5 64%
Read the review at: Dpreview
Sony alpha NEX-5 Review at Digitalcamerareview and CNET Asia
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Also CNET Asia tested the NEX-5. But their review will be online in few days.
In the meanwhile PCworld posted a video preview of the camera: http://www.pcworld.com/article/195998/sonys_alpha_nex5_digital_camera_dslr_capability_without_dslr_complexity.html#
(SR5) Swedish magazine finally leaks all the details about the A290 and A390
Both do feature the new 14 Megapixel CCD sensor.
And A390 has Quick LiveView, while A290 has not.
No video.
Introductory prices in Sweden (approximately converted to Euro)
A290 + 18-55 mm 600 Euro
A390 + 18-55 mm 800 Euro
Common specs for both A290 and A390:
9 AF points
ISO up to 3200
In-camera SteadyShot
2,7″ Screen
Either Memory Stick or SD memory cards (no dual slot, but a single combo slot).
New Help Guide + Tip Function (very clever, says the magazine writer).
HDMI Output
via: photorumors
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