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Sony Alpha A900 Shown Off at Photo Imaging Expo, Shipping Details Revealed [DSLRs]

March 22nd, 2008 | Uncategorized

Sony’s Alpha A900 practically blew us away when we first had an opportunity to grope it, which was way back during PMA ‘08 in January. Well, it looks like the Sony lads are again showing off their 25MP full-frame pro sensor toting DSLR, but this time at the Photo Imaging Expo in Japan.
Our pals at Master Chong were able to grab a whole slew of new images of the device, as well as shots of the neat looking, clear-bodied iteration pictured above. Apparently, Sony has also penciled in a release date, which will either coincide with IFA in August or Photokina in September. Until then, we shall tide ourselves over with all the new images. Hit the link to check them out. [Master Chong; Thanks, Felix]

Original post by Haroon Malik



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