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Their products as well. Sony was supposed to launch the new A7, A6000 and RX cameras by the end of June 2015. The A7R II , RX10II and RX100 IV are all official, but the A6000 series unit is nowhere to be seen. There was some speculation that the device was delayed due to problems with the image sensor. Now, the rumors are back with more information. First of all, it seems that this is a replacement for the NEX-7 and it will be called A7000. Second, it seems that the delay is longer than expected, as the mirrorless camera will be revealed this fall. sony-a7000-sensor-release Sony A7000 delayed until fall 2015 due to sensor issues The successor to.
The Sony NEX-7, supposedly called the A7000, has been delayed until this fall due Industry Email List to problems with its image sensor. Sensor issues cause the Sony A7000 to be delayed until fall 2015 The source reports that the Sony A7000 was supposed to be announced before the A7R II and RX cameras. The original plans were to reveal this mirrorless camera in late April or early May. Unfortunately, the above problems delayed the device. The product roadmap has changed and it looks like the successor to the NEX-7 will be official sometime in late September or early October 2015. In addition, APS-C size sensors seem to have a new size, as does hybrid autofocus technology.
The new AF is said to be really fast, making the A7000 one of the fastest focusing cameras on the market. Currently, there are no details on the availability of sensor image stabilization in the Sony A7000. However, this possibility should not be ruled out at this point. Nikon and Ricoh are delaying their DSLRs that are supposed to have the A7000 sensor These rumors are closely related to information coming from Nikon and Ricoh leakers. Both of these companies get some of their sensors from Sony, which is also the world's largest image sensor vendor. Sources claim that the two have had to postpone some of their cameras.
The Sony NEX-7, supposedly called the A7000, has been delayed until this fall due Industry Email List to problems with its image sensor. Sensor issues cause the Sony A7000 to be delayed until fall 2015 The source reports that the Sony A7000 was supposed to be announced before the A7R II and RX cameras. The original plans were to reveal this mirrorless camera in late April or early May. Unfortunately, the above problems delayed the device. The product roadmap has changed and it looks like the successor to the NEX-7 will be official sometime in late September or early October 2015. In addition, APS-C size sensors seem to have a new size, as does hybrid autofocus technology.
The new AF is said to be really fast, making the A7000 one of the fastest focusing cameras on the market. Currently, there are no details on the availability of sensor image stabilization in the Sony A7000. However, this possibility should not be ruled out at this point. Nikon and Ricoh are delaying their DSLRs that are supposed to have the A7000 sensor These rumors are closely related to information coming from Nikon and Ricoh leakers. Both of these companies get some of their sensors from Sony, which is also the world's largest image sensor vendor. Sources claim that the two have had to postpone some of their cameras.