Nouveaux DSLR Sony: A230, A330 et A380 annoncés !

adamkesher · #385 Message Dim 17 Mai 2009 01:26

Trouvé sur le web (dpreview):

Les nouvelles optiques: http://news.sel.sony.com/assets/Alpha_2009/alpha2009_lenses.html

Les nouveaux reflex: http://news.sel.sony.com/assets/Alpha_2009/alpha2009_cameras.html

EGr · #386 Message Dim 17 Mai 2009 08:35

Bien trouvé. :commeca:

Dommage, on n'a que les vignettes pour le moment.
et pas de 28/75 ni de 500/4... alors que toutes les optiques DT annoncées à la PMA y sont.
Ma conclusion : Mai 2009 est une sortie APS-C. Doit-on s'attendre à une sortie 24x36 alors ? :wow:

rascal a écrit :tiens juste pour ne pas ouvrir un fil rien que pour ça : je viens de voir un gros objectif gris et un gros prisme derrière dans la foule de photographes officiels de Cannes durant la montée des marches...

vu aussi... et vu aussi tous les cobras montés déportés sur des barettes en cadrage vertical... encombrant tout ça... et le 58 monté sur griffe... :mrgreen:

larrykubiak · #387 Message Dim 17 Mai 2009 09:13

En se baladant un peu sur le site Sony indiqué plus haut, on trouve ca :

"SONY INTRODUCES THREE MAINSTREAM ALPHA CAMERAS DESIGNED FOR FIRST-TIME DIGITAL SLR BUYERS

SAN DIEGO, May 17, 2009 – Sony is making it easy for first-time digital SLR buyers to step up from point-and-shoot digital still cameras with the introduction today of three new easy-to-use α (alpha) cameras (models DSLR-A380, DSLR-A330 and DSLR-A230), four new lenses, a flash and accessories.

Uniquely Matched to Customers’ Needs

The new cameras are designed to overcome challenges faced by many customers taking their first steps in DSLR photography. Without compromising performance and versatility, the new models are smaller, lighter, easier to use and offer innovative expansion options not found in other systems.

“Our new alpha cameras, lenses and accessories make it easier for new users to get the great photos they expect without the steep learning curve that DSLRs have traditionally required,” said Kristen Elder, senior manager for the alpha business at Sony Electronics Inc. “By overcoming the obstacles, we’ve made it much easier for newcomers to take great pictures with DSLRs.”

Light and Compact

The 10.2 megapixel α230 camera is the lightest, most compact alpha DSLR camera body ever at 15.9 ounces. The 10.2 megapixel α330 and the 14.2 megapixel α380 cameras are also smaller and lighter than their predecessor models (the DSLR-A300 and DSLR-A350, respectively). These cameras are also more compact and feature an intuitive control layout that allows for easy single-handed operation.

SteadyShot INSIDE™ in-camera image stabilization is built into each camera body, so every α-mount lens benefits from the ability to minimize blur due to camera shake.

Quick AF Live View System

Both the α380 and α330 cameras offer Sony’s Quick Autofocus (AF) Live View technology, so you can frame photos on the camera’s LCD screen as well as in the optical viewfinder. Through the use of a dedicated image sensor, Quick AF Live View maintains the rapid response of a DSLR, while avoiding the focus delay common to other live view systems.

The new cameras feature a 2.7-inch (diagonally) Clear Photo LCD™ screen that is easy to view even in bright sunlight. Additionally, the LCD on the α380 and α330 models can be tilted up or down, making it easy to frame your subject from high or low positions, otherwise difficult to see using an eye-level viewfinder. The range of adjustment has been increased from their predecessors, making it even easier to get shots from difficult angles.

By combining Quick AF Live View and an adjustable LCD, users can frame the scene without holding the camera in front of their face, allowing parents, for example, to maintain eye-contact when photographing their children for more natural expressions.

An HDMI™ terminal gives you the option of connecting your camera to a compatible HDTV and playing back your images in high definition quality (HDMI cable required, sold separately). Additionally, BRAVIA® Sync™ works with compatible Sony® BRAVIA HDTVs to let you control camera playback using the television’s remote (HDMI cable and BRAVIA Sync capable HDTV required, sold separately).

The new cameras include dedicated slots for high-capacity Memory Stick PRO Duo™, Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo™ and SD/SDHC media (sold separately).

Built-in Help Guide

The α380, α330 and α230 models are Sony’s first DSLR cameras to feature a graphical user interface (GUI) with built-in on-screen Help Guide.

The Help Guide offers clear, concise explanations of various modes and settings, while the Graphic Display helps you understand the relationship between aperture and shutter speed, as well as the effect each has on photographic results.

Systems, Lenses and Flash

Making it easier for first-time DSLR users to get started, the new Sony cameras come in camera-and-lens packages. In addition to the two new standard zoom and telephoto lenses that are offered with the camera bodies, the company introduced new portrait and macro lenses. These purpose-built lenses make it much easier to obtain professional-looking, creative results.

Optimized for use with APS-C sized image sensors, these lenses feature a Smooth Autofocus Motor (SAM) that enables in-lens auto focus (AF) drive for smooth, quiet operation, and high optical performance in a compact size.

The DT 18-55mm F/3.5-5.6 standard zoom lens (model SAL-1855) incorporates aspherical and Extra-low Dispersion (ED) elements to provide an all purpose lens with outstanding image quality. The DT 55-200mm F/4-5.6 telephoto zoom lens (model SAL-55200/2) features an ED glass element and helps bring distant subjects closer, ideal for capturing sports. Both the SAL-1855 and SAL-55200 lenses are available separately, or packaged as kits with the new cameras.

To make the benefits of portrait and macro photography easier and more accessible, Sony is introducing a DT 50mm F/1.8 portrait lens (model SAL-50F18) and DT 30mm F/2.8 (model SAL-30M28) macro lens. The wide aperture SAL-50F18 lens helps users capture beautiful portraits with gently defocused backgrounds while the SAL-30M28 macro lens captures intricate close-ups. Both techniques are difficult to achieve with standard lenses.

To help users take better shots with flash, Sony offers an affordable, compact external flash unit (model HVL-F20AM) that is simple to operate. Unlike a camera’s built-in flash, this external flash provides higher output (Guide Number 20), and enables users to bounce light off the ceiling to eliminate harsh shadows and achieve more even illumination when shooting indoors.

Pricing and Availability

Pre-orders will begin on May 18, 2009 at www.sonystyle.com/retail and at selected retailers nationwide. The cameras and a range of accessories will be available in July at Sony Style® retail stores (www.sonystyle.com/retail), at military base exchanges and at authorized dealers nationwide.

The α380L, α330L and α230L will cost about $850, $650 and $550, respectively. The L series one-lens kit comes with the SAL-1855 standard zoom lens.

The α380Y, α330Y and α230Y will cost about $1050, $850 and $750, respectively. The Y series two-lens kit comes with both the SAL-1855 standard zoom and SAL-55200 telephoto zoom lenses.

* The SAL-1855 standard zoom lens will cost about $200.
* The SAL-55200 telephoto zoom lens will cost about $230.
* The SAL-50F18 portrait lens will cost about $150.
* The HVL-F20AM flash will cost about $130.
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EGr · #388 Message Dim 17 Mai 2009 09:23

Dispo en juillet...

Les optiques ne sont pas SSM, mais "SAM" :

Optimized for use with APS-C sized image sensors, these lenses feature a Smooth Autofocus Motor (SAM) that enables in-lens auto focus (AF) drive for smooth, quiet operation, and high optical performance in a compact size.

Quant au flash, 130$ pour un NG20... ok... Reste à savoir s'il sera pilote WL et tête orientable et il sera le flash intégré qui manque à l'alpha900...

larrykubiak · #389 Message Dim 17 Mai 2009 09:27

"The new cameras include dedicated slots for high-capacity Memory Stick PRO Duo™, Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo™ and SD/SDHC media (sold separately)."

Arf ... je n'ai rien dit ...
S'ils font la même chose sur les nouveaux Cybershot, je me demande qui va encore acheter du MS ...

EGr · #390 Message Dim 17 Mai 2009 09:33

avec un "s" à slots... donc un slot MS ET un slot SD ??? :shock:

Sur de l'entrée de gamme ? :shock:

A lire AlphaDream parler des SD, je craignais que ça ne se fasse que via un adaptateur (avec pertes probables de vitesse d'écriture)...

conca · #391 Message Dim 17 Mai 2009 09:34

EGr a écrit :Dispo en juillet...
Les optiques ne sont pas SSM, mais "SAM" :
Optimized for use with APS-C sized image sensors, these lenses feature a Smooth Autofocus Motor (SAM) that enables in-lens auto focus (AF) drive for smooth, quiet operation, and high optical performance in a compact size.

Quant au flash, 130$ pour un NG20... ok... Reste à savoir s'il sera pilote WL et tête orientable et il sera le flash intégré qui manque à l'alpha900...

c'est une tres bonne question ... on ouvre un nouveau fil dans la section Flash ??

EGr · #392 Message Dim 17 Mai 2009 09:34

ok, je m'en charge. ;-)

conca · #393 Message Dim 17 Mai 2009 09:36

merci !

EGr · #394 Message Dim 17 Mai 2009 09:42

Désormais, on parle du HVL20 là. Merci.
Je vais créer les autres fils et on va pouvoir réserver ce fil pour les commentaires généraux sur l'annonce.

Edit : soit la page a trop de succès en ce petit matin, soit la publication, pourtant datée du 17/05, a été un peu anticipée... :mrgreen:

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Serveur miroir en attendant que la lumière ne revienne... :topla:

Je vais attendre un peu pour les autres fils quand même... :zinzin:

larrykubiak · #395 Message Dim 17 Mai 2009 10:07

EGr a écrit :Edit : soit la page a trop de succès en ce petit matin, soit la publication, pourtant datée du 17/05, a été un peu anticipée...

Je crois que c'est tout leur site qui est mort (j'ai découvert un nouveau Walkman X donc je suis allé à la pêche aux infos pour remplacer mon vénérable NWM-HD3 qui a presque 6 ans).
Avec le décalage horaire, on est encore dans la nuit de samedi à dimanche chez eux ... ca doit être tout simplement un arrêt pour maintenance.

Kara · #396 Message Dim 17 Mai 2009 10:16

150$ le 50/1.8 c'est cool.
Je crois qu'il sera bientôt dans mon sac !

#397 Message Dim 17 Mai 2009 10:17

alors : nouvelle motorisation SAM : micro moteur je suppose

je me pose quand même qq question sur la bague de MAP minuscule du macro... AF utilisable ?

des verres ED même sur les objo de kit, Sony a compris le message du 18-70 vs 18-55 canikon.

EGr · #398 Message Dim 17 Mai 2009 10:19

Je passe sur le prix seul des zooms de kits, mais à 150$ (soit 110€... ou 150€ ? :mrgreen:

), le format DT du 50/1.8 se justifie peut-être tout simplement ainsi, non ? ;-)

Le prix du 30/2.8 macro n'est en revanche pas indiqué... Disponibilité ultérieure ?

#399 Message Dim 17 Mai 2009 10:23

selon nos discussions passées, on était arrivée à cette conclusion non ? Si le prix est bas, le DT50/1,8 est justifié. J'aurais pas mon 1,7, j'aurais pris ce DT1,8 sans aucun doute!

EGr · #400 Message Dim 17 Mai 2009 10:27

rascal a écrit :selon nos discussions passées, on était arrivée à cette conclusion non ? Si le prix est bas, le DT50/1,8 est justifié.

Tout à fait. Donc, non seulement Sony nous lit, mais il nous écoute... :mdr:

Je précise parce que je sais que certains ont du mal avec ça : à lire au 2nd degré, hein... :twisted:

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