New Sony A77 pictures and specifications leaked

We have successfully carved out the latest leaked pictures of Sony’s A77 camera and that’s not it, the specifications have been leaked as well, so before making a decision of buying this camera you should read more about it. You may love its three way tilt screen and such a classy shape!
Once you’ve bought this camera then you may not need anything else to get slipped in the world of photography. This camera is powered with a movie mode, built-in mic, GPS and a decent sized APS- C sensors. Although these specifications aren’t authentic but we’ll assume as for now that they’re real. The A77 has a whooping 24.3 MP Exmor HD sensor which is literally enough to take or even to record wondrous videos and images.

What’s more impressive is its ISO range which goes upto a limit of 16000, thanks to none other than a newly developed Bionz processor. The same processor also helps the camera to shoot at 12 fps within a 50ms shutter time lag.

You might be thinking about how this camera deals with you memory wise? Well, it allegedly support an SD-CARD and has a capability to store over 500 shots to the card in one go. The video recording runs at full 1080p resolution and gets recorded at 60 fps using the AVCHD 2.0 codec.

The hardware of this camera is worth to be talked about, it is dust proof and has a water resistant magnesium body which weighs around 680g only.

We also got to know about its rumored pricing, it is expected to be dropped by in the markets at a price tag of $1000 for its body only and between $1600 and $1800 for the whole camera with a 16-50mm f2.8 SSM kit.

This is the 3rd time in a week that we have received such rumors about this great camera but we do expect that some of them turn out to be true, after A33′s success, Sony must be doing something to upgrade its “A” series and put something on the table that could last for longer.

We have embedded the leaked pictures down below, so do not forget to check them out one by one, it looks to us that this camera is going to leave an everlasting impression in the hearts of photographers.