Sony bags three awards at 2017 TIPA Awards

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Today, Sony is proud to announce that three of their camera products have been recognized by the Technical Image Press Association. They have been awarded the Best DSLR Professional, Best Expert Compact Camera, and Best Actioncam. Check out the details below for more information.

BEST DSLR PROFESSIONAL: α99 II

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Featuring a 42.4MP Exmor R CMOS sensor, the buffer can handle up to 12 frames per second shooting with AF/AE tracking. ISO range is 100-25,600 expandable to 102,400. The hybrid phase-detection AF system combines a 79-point dedicated sensor with 399-point focal plane sensor, resulting in a 79 hybrid cross AF point array that delivers very impressive high-speed and high accuracy tracking focus.

The α99 II can aslo record 4K video with full pixel readout (with no pixel binning) in the XAVC S format at 100 Mbps. It also incorporates 5-axis image stabilisation (a 4.5 stop advantage).

BEST EXPERT COMPACT CAMERA: DSC-RX100 V

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Next, the RX100 V houses a 20MP 1-inch Exmor RS CMOS sensor and a high resolution OLED EVF as well as a 3.0 inch TFT LCD. ISO sensitivity ranges from 125 to 12,800 and to 25,600 by overlay burst shooting. Fast Hybrid AF combines 315 focal plane phase detection points with contrast detection AF to yield a very fast AF acquisition speed of 0.05 seconds. Continuous 24fps shooting, with AF/AE tracking, is made possible by the new font end LSI.

The (equivalent) 24-70mm f/1.8-2.8 ZEISS Vario-Sonnar T zoom lens can focus as close as 0.17 ft (5cm) at the wide focal length setting. The camera offers numerous video modes and frames, including 4K, as well as built-in SteadyShot image stabilisation.

 

BEST ACTIONCAM: FDR-X3000R

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Last but not least, this actioncam is built around an 8.2MP Exmor R CMOS sensor and features a ZEISS Tessar f/2.8 lens with wide angle. The compact unit has a unique Balanced Optical SteadyShot image stabilisation system that works even in 4K and high speed recording modes.

A built-in Wi-Fi with a new version of Live-View Remote control, GPS and a stereo microphone, plus a stereo mini jack are included. Numerous shooting effects include Time-lapse capture, high-speed recording and 120 fps shooting rate. As is, the camera is splash proof, but a housing is available to shoot at depths of up to 60 metres (197 ft).

For more information, visit Sony Malaysia's website to check it out and stay tuned for more Sony news at TechNave.