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Sony Alpha flagship: posts, rumors and speculation

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The yet to be released Sony Alpha flagship (possibly the A900?) has been a very popular topic on Alphatracks. Some of the most popular posts on the Sony Alpha flagship include:

Sony announces new 24mp full frame sensor:  can anyone say A900? originally published: January 30th, 2008

 

Sony full frame sensor with anti-shake discussion continues originally published: October 31st, 2007

 

Optical expert addresses the Sony full-frame SLR question originally published: October 23rd, 2007

Can Sony build a true full frame dSLR? originally published: October 19th, 2007

Full-frame Sony DSLR? That big pentaprism is the clue originally published: March 27th, 2007

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  • By Sony confirms 24mp full frame sensor in flagship Alpha dSLR | Alphatracks on February 13, 2008 at 1:04 am

    […] If you’ve been reading Alphatracks for any length of time, you know we have discussed at length the ramifications of installing a full frame sensor with in-body stabilzation. […]

  • By Sony Alpha division manager interviewed The Digital Photography Show | Alphatracks on February 21, 2008 at 1:36 am

    […] Weir also proudly announced that the upcoming Alpha flagship dSLR will be the first full-frame SLR with in-body IS. I guess that answers some of our questions on that point. I was really impressed that he was able to say the phrase “Super Steady Shot” and not sound the least bit silly. […]

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