F2.8
F2.8
Unrivaled resolution, contrast and response
Camera technology takes a major leap
forward with the introduction of the world’s
first
*
OLED viewfinder. This extraordinary
new XGA OLED Tru-Finder™ EVF displays
your scene with incredible contrast, clarity
and color accuracy. Since Translucent
Mirror Technology creates the viewfinder
image directly from the image sensor, you
can view exactly what will appear in your
photo, including defocusing effects that
faithfully reflect your aperture settings. You
can therefore perfect the background as
well as your main subject when composing
photos. Moreover, viewing is supremely
easy in any type of lighting—a distinct
advantage over optical viewfinders that are
hard to view in the dark and LCD monitors
that are difficult to view in bright sunlight.
This viewing ease makes it much easier to
concentrate on the scene.
The backlight-free design of OLED
technology delivers incredible contrast—
up to 10 times higher than conventional
electronic viewfinders—that broadens
the dynamic range. Accelerated OLED
response also virtually eliminates both
motion blur and residual images when
tracking moving objects or displaying
recorded movies. Slim unit dimensions gave
Sony extra freedom to achieve advances
like a wide 33.3° viewing angle, high 27
mm eye-point and 100% frame coverage.
A high-precision 2,369K dot resolution
allows fine-adjustment of focus via Focus
Magnifier, which enlarges part of the image
so you can fine-tune the focus and then
zoom out to capture the shot.
The world’s first
*
XGA OLED viewfinder
for supreme comfort and ease
* Among interchangeable-lens cameras with an
APS-C sensor as of August 2011.
Focus Magnifier enlarges
part of the image so you
can fine-tune the focus.
The viewfinder can display
the effects of your aperture,
exposure, WB and other
settings.
Graphic Display
Digital Level Gauge Display
Shooting Data Display
Histogram Display
Simple Display
Variable information display
The OLED viewfinder clearly displays
detailed shooting information at high
XGA resolution for quick and easy
reading. You can display the data in your
choice of five display modes (Shooting
Data, Graphic, Digital Level Gauge,
Histogram or Simple Display) by pressing
the DISP button. The Digital Level Gauge
indicates whether the camera is level in
the horizontal and front-back directions.
The Histogram displays the luminance
distribution of pixels in the image, which
can be adjusted through exposure
compensation. And the Graphic Display
shows the shutter speed and aperture
value as graphs, while also clearly
illustrating the exposure.
Do it all from the viewfinder
The viewfinder is so informative and easy
to view that every step in the photographic
process—including setting up shooting
parameters and previewing their effects in
real-time, framing your subject and fine-tuning
the focus with the Enlargement feature,
shooting photos and movies, and checking
final results—can easily be handled from start
to finish without removing your eye from the
viewfinder. This is true even in bright outdoor
lighting and during sports, portrait and macro
photography. So you can fully concentrate on
capturing spectacular images.
Smart Teleconverter provides a clear
and precise enlarged image
This convenient alternative to zooming
makes it easy to capture distant subjects
while viewing the finder. Press the Smart
Teleconverter button once to enjoy the
equivalent of 1.4x magnification or twice
for 2x magnification. When you’re pleased
with the composition displayed on the
high-resolution XGA OLED, press the
shutter button to record the image at a
minimum 12 megapixel resolution.
High visibility in bright and
dark scenes
Since the viewfinder image is just as dim
or bright as the actual scene, viewing is
remarkably easy in any type of lighting—a
genuine advantage over optical
viewfinders that are difficult to view in dark
settings and rear LCD monitors that are
hard to view in bright settings.
Three grid displays
Whenever you desire assistance aligning
the horizon or achieving a balanced
composition, you can overlay one of three
types of grids in the viewfinder. These include
a 3x3 grid that follows the rule of thirds, a
4x4 grid that includes two 45-degree lines
passing through the center, and a 6x4 grid
that simplifies the alignment of multiple
visual elements.
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Summary of Contents for Alpha SLT-A77V
Page 1: ...Never miss the moment ...
Page 3: ...70 400mm F4 5 6 G SSM SAL70400G 1 2000 sec F8 0 ISO 1250 Auto white balance ...
Page 4: ...DT 30mm F2 8 Macro SAM SAL30M28 1 200 sec F7 1 ISO 100 Daylight white balance ...
Page 5: ...DT 16 50mm F2 8 SSM SAL1650 1 250 sec F5 6 ISO 100 Manual white balance 4500K ...
