Alpha 57
With fast shooting at AF, this digital SLR is ideal for action photography
with great creative features, then the Sony Alpha 57 won’t disappoint.
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The 16.1MP CMOS sensor uses EXMOR technology to reduce noise, while it
produces stunning images with excellent contrast and gorgeous colours. What’s more, thanks to the Alpha 57’s Translucent Mirror Technology, it’s capable of shooting at an incredibly fast 12fps (frames per second), making the Alpha 57 one of the fastest cameras around for burst shooting. Pair that with a clever 15-point AF
system for quick focusing and 1 2
f you’re looking for a high-performance
camera that’s packed
Key features • 16.1MP Exmor
CMOS sensor
subject tracking and you’ve got yourself an ideal camera for action photography. The high-performance
TruFinder electronic viewfi nder makes shooting a joy thanks to the impressive 1.44m-dot resolution, while there’s a two-way adjustable 921k-dot, 3" widescreen
3 display at the rear. There’s also Enhanced
HDR Auto, D-Range Optimiser and Multi-Frame Noise reduction modes, for great shots no matter what the lighting conditions.
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• 15-point AF system • 921k-dot, 3"
vari-angle screen • ISO 100-16,000
• Full HD AVC video • 12fps burst shooting
Sony’s Translucent Mirror Technology means
you’ll never miss a shot 6
each time the shutter is released. What’s the result? Ultra high- speed continuous shooting and auto focusing, which in a nutshell is just what you need to catch once-in-a-blue-moon moments.
Key benefi ts of SLT Translucent Mirror cameras: Speed - Class-leading frames per second burst shooting Autofocus - Autofocus on both stills and videos High-resolution electronic viewfi nder - What you see is what you get
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