Sony SLT-A33 Malaysia Price Tracker

This section shows all entries added for this item
Last Updated on October-11-2010 8 Commented

If you like to live on the edge, this Sony DSLR SLT-A33 Digital Camera will take you to the leading edge of DSLR technology, with the first-ever translucent mirror design. For the first time, a high-resolution live image preview with rapid, accurate phase detection autofocus is available at all times–via the LCD or the electronic viewfinder. This means that even moving objects stay in sharp focus at all times, whether you’re shooting full HD video or stills.

That’s not all the A33 has to offer, though. It’s got 14.2MP of high resolution captured on an APS-C size HD CMOS image sensor, an incredibly sharp, bright 3″ tiltable LCD screen with 921,000 dots, built-in flash, full HD 1080/60i video, a fabulous 3D panorama mode that combines 3 pictures into a 3D image, and up to 7 frames per second continuous shooting.

With the image stabilization, Hand-held Night Shot mode, Multi-frame NR mode (which takes 6 photos in rapid succession and uses the best data from each to create 1 stunning picture), and sensitivity up to ISO 25600, you won’t ever have to miss a picture due to darkness again.

Face Detection recognizes faces and optimizes exposure and focus for them, Smile Shutter takes the picture only when it detects the subject smiling. There’s also an automatic HDR mode which take 3 photos of a high-contrast situation, and melds the highlight, shadow and mid-tone data together to create 1 optimal photo. Of course the A33 also has creative modes such as Standard, Vivid, Portrait, Landscape, Sunset, B/W (Contrast, Saturation, Sharpness adjustable in +/-3 steps), Macro, Sports Action, Night Portrait, and many more.

Read more

Video Reviews

Reviews

Sony Alpha SLT-A33 and A55 Overview by imaging-resource.com

It’s what this high technology allows that’s so exciting: real-time, phase-detect autofocus while firing off up to ten 16-megapixel images per second in the A55, and seven 14-megapixel frames per second in the A33. To get 10 frames per second from any other camera, you’d need to look at professional cameras that cost around $5,000; and they’re still not capable of real-time autofocus betwen shots like the new Sony Alpha SLT cameras. Real-time phase-detect autofocus is also constantly available in Movie mode, something no current SLR can achieve.

Sony A55 and A33 don’t provide a true optical viewfinder, but instead rely on electronic viewfinders. It’s a sensible decision. The drawback to using the pellicle mirror to provide a viewfinder as past cameras did is that with most of the light being transmitted to the imaging plane, the optical viewfinder is necessarily very dim.

In the A55 and A33, about 70% of the light makes it to the imaging sensor, while 30% is reflected to the autofocus module. With a traditional SLR, all the incoming light arrives at the image sensor once the mirror is raised, and the same is true of an SLD camera whenever its shutter is open.

Sweep Panorama mode makes shooting panoramas easy, but not entirely brainless

Links

Sony SLT-A33 Sample Gallery by DPReview.com

Photos are kindly provided by Flickr community.

Loading...

All photos viewed in this section belong to and copyright of its owners. Clicking on the photo will take you to its flickr page. myLensDB.com does not own any of these photos. Learn more (Policy, How to get your photos removed / listed)

Navigation

More of Sony SLT-A33
Page 1 : Features, Reviews, Price tracker, Sample Photos and Discussion.
Page 2 : Specifications and Analytics.

Related Articles

Related articles that you may be interested in.
  • Sony SLT-A55
  • Sony A500
  • Sony A550
  • Sony Alpha NEX-3
  • Sony A850
  • Sony A330
  • Sony A380
  • Sony A230
  • Sony SAL-35F14G 35mm f/1.4G
  • Sony HVL-F42AM

Sony SLT-A33 User Review and Discussion

We would like to invite you to join in the discussion of Sony SLT-A33.
If you have used one before, please post up your user review.

  • http://www.mylensdb.com/news-digest-26-august-2010/ News digest: 26 August 2010 | myLensDB.com

    [...] It’s what this high technology allows that’s so exciting: real-time, phase-detect autofocus while firing off up to ten 16-megapixel images per second in the A55, and seven 14-megapixel frames per second in the A33. [...]

  • Anonymous

    hi how bout if use kit lens 18-55?will it be almost the same with the image quality?

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=752919640 Hugo Lim

    Not too sure about what you are trying to ask or to compare it with but image quality is dependent on the optic used.

  • Anonymous

    coz only c 1 sample for 1855 kit lens..just wana ask ur feedback and more samples with the kit lens =)

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=752919640 Hugo Lim

    I see…. No worry. I’ll prioritize so that more of photos of this model would be listed. Thanks for rising this matter up!

  • http://www.facebook.com/paulgnewton Paul G Newton

    How did you get this info to pass from Flickr to this site and display all the pertinent information?  One of my photos made it to your stream.  I would like to put something like this on my website to show how I took the pictures.  you know, lens and other info.  Can you Help?

  • http://www.facebook.com/paulgnewton Paul G Newton

    How did you get this info to pass from Flickr to this site and display all the pertinent information?  One of my photos made it to your stream.  I would like to put something like this on my website to show how I took the pictures.  you know, lens and other info.  Can you Help?

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=752919640 Hugo Lim

    Hi Paul,

    Thanks for your comment here. It is done through custom flickr API implementation but I don’t think that myLensDB is going to release the core source code for this particular feature at the moment but we are looking into developing some kind of API that would let users achieve what you are trying to get here though.

    Thanks and have a nice day!