If you’re a photographer who wants pro-grade shots using equipment that’s lightweight and easy to handle (and let’s face it—you probably are), a Sony Alpha Mirrorless camera is definitely in your future. While most cameras have a mirror inside their shell that’s required in order to capture images at all, Sony’s technology has rendered this cumbersome hardware obsolete. With the mirror removed, what’s left is a line of lightweight, pro-grade cameras that take impeccable pics without bogging down the person taking them.
But lightness is just one of many features that have pushed a to the front of the DSLR line. The camera’s Full-Frame image sensor (a7 models only) allows for high-resolution photos even when there’s minimal available light, and it also records full 1080p video. It also allows you to use over 50 interchangeable lenses (and even more like Canon, Nikon, or Leica lenses if you pick up an adapter), ensuring you always get the look you desire. Once you’ve taken that perfect pic, the Alpha’s Wi-Fi connectivity allows you to share it with friends or colleagues instantly without ever needing to copy or sync. Oh, and did we mention that the a6000 model can shoot up to 11 images per second? Not too shabby.
With all of these features—and many more where they came from—it’s easy to see why the Sony Alpha Mirrorless Cameras are the future of DSLRs. To find out more, and to get your own, be sure to visit here.
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