The camera already got leaked many times. But here is one more image just to see remember you how beautiful it is ;)
UPDATE: I removed the red Japanese text on the image. Have been told it was offensive (some kind of Korea vs Japan joke).
Samsung will soon announce a new lens. And the specs just got leaked at DxO lens database: a new NX 16-80mm f/3.5-4.5 zoom!
I also have been told by one source that there will be no new NX30 this year. And the new lens should be announced very soon (before the IFA event in Berlin).
Preorders in USA/Canada (òLick on the store name to open the product page):
Full new NEX camera/lens presenatation page at Amazon (Click here).
$398 A3000 with lens at Amazon, SonyStore, BHphoto, Adorama and Sony Canada.
$548 NEX-5T body at Amazon, SonyStore, BHphoto and Adorama.
$698 NEX-5T +16-50mm at Amazon, SonyStore, BHphoto, Adorama and Sony Canada.
$998 Zeiss 16-70mm f/4.0 at Amazon, SonyStore, BHphoto, Adorama and Sony Canada.
$598 Sony E PZ 18-105G at Amazon, SonyStore, BHphoto and Adorama.
$298 Black 50mm lens at Amazon, BHphoto and Adorama.
Soft Case at Amazon and BHphoto.
Preorders in Europe:.
NEX-5T + 16-50mm at Sony DE, Sony UK, Sony ES, Sony SE, Sony AT, Sony IT, Sony NL, Sony BE, Sony FI, Sony CH.
NEX-5T double lens kit at Sony DE, Sony UK, Sony ES, Sony SE, Sony AT, Sony IT, Sony NL, Sony BE, Sony FI, Sony CH.
Zeiss 16-70mm f/4.0 at Sony DE, Sony UK, Sony ES, Sony SE, Sony AT, Sony IT, Sony NL, Sony BE, Sony FI, Sony CH.
Sony E PZ 18-105G at Sony DE, Sony UK, Sony ES, Sony SE, Sony AT, Sony IT, Sony NL, Sony BE, Sony FI, Sony CH.
Previews:
NEX-5T: Hands-on at Pocket-Lint, Hands-on at Engadget, First impression by ThePhoBlographer, Hands-on at ePhotozine, Hands-on at Techradars, Hands-on at Imaging Resource, Hands-on photos at Photographyblog,
A3000/ILC3000: First impression at Dpreview, Hands-on at Pocket-Lint, Hands-on at Engadget, Hands-on at ePhotozine, Hands-on at Techradars, Hands-on at TheVerge, First impression by ThePhoBlographer, Hands-on photos at Photographyblog,
Lenses: Hands-on photos at Photographyblog, ePhotozine (18-105), ePhotozine (Zeiss).
Reviews and Image samples:
First A3000 with 16-70mm Zeiss lens pictures at Dyxum!
Videos:
A300 and NEX-5T hands-on video at SonyElectronics, A3000 Hands-on video at Engadget.
Full specs:
A3000 specs (.pdf)
NEX-5T specs (.pdf)
Zeiss 16-70mm specs (.pdf)
Sony 18-105 G PZ specs (.pdf)
Press text:
NEX-5T: Dpreview, Engadget, Pocket-Lint, Cnet, ePhotozine, Focus Numerique (French),
A3000/ILC3000: Dpreview, Pocket-Lint, Focus Numerique (French), Photoclubalpha,
Lenses: Dpreview, Focus Numerique (French),
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Tomorrow (August 27) Sony will announce four new NEX products (and a Black version of the existing 50mm lens) while Olympus will announce a new camera and a new lens on September 10-11. And all that new stuff has been already leaked on multiple sites (including some official Sony sites). Just click on the pictures to see a large size version of the images.
What you see are the ILC-3000 (DSLR shaped NEX camera with 20.1 MP), the 18-105 f/4.0 G PZ lens, the Black 50mm f/1.8, the 16-70mm f/4.0 OSS Zeiss lens, the Olympus E-M1, the Olympus 12-40mm f/2.8 lens.
Mirrorless still cannot sell as well as DSLR cameras? Than fake them! :)
What you see here is the first image of the A3000 which is a perfectly Sony DSLR looking camera with E-mount and without mirror. It’s going to be launched next week and features a 20,1 MP sensor, 230K LCD and 1,44 Million dot EVF. All that will cost you around $300 only.
And the “dramatic” question is: Does it still make sensor for Sony to make A-mount cameras if you can make them E-mount without that extra costly ST tech?
Image leaked via Digicameinfo.
A forum user over at Xitek posted that image of the new NEX-5T, Zeiss 16-70mm F/4.0 OSS lens and the PZ 18-105mm F4G OSS. What we don’t have yet is the image of the first DSLR styled E-mount camera, the ILC-3000 camera. These are the four new NEX products that will be announced next week:
We will not see the new NEX-FF camera and lenses for now. These could be announced in late September only!
It has been very quite on the Samsung front after their Android NX camera announcement. And it looks like there will be no more big new releases this year. All we can expect for autumn is an updated 20mm f/2.0 lens with added i-Fn function. The German Online Store Fotokoch (Click here) lists the new lens for 299 Euro.
I am wondering what’s in the head of the Samsung bosses right now. What will they do to make NX cameras popular? We will “see” their thoughts at Photokina 2014 I guess…
Fotokoch link via Photorumors.
