Review on 📷 Sony Alpha SLT-A55V Body Camera by Danuta Bogucka ᠌

I believe that SONY quickly and confidently "won" its market share from the former flagships Nikon and Canon by overwhelming its competitors with novelty, quality, design, lightness, and price. SONY was able to do this by offering products that were superior in all of these categories. And it won't come as a shock to me if in the not-too-distant future, SONY still and video cameras are the ones that come equipped with the "Make a masterpiece" button. Pros: Handheld shooting in low light and shooting in strong light in bright weather is undoubtedly the most valuable feature in this category of photo-video camera, which sets it above other "classmates" in the category. There is no other camera in this class that offers such features as high dynamic range (HDR) and multi-frame noise reduction at any ISO setting, in my opinion. Relax, Nikons, and even more so, Canons; everything can be fixed in Photoshop))))) Another essential component of the production is high-definition video recording in 60 frames per second. Simply take off with video that has autofocus! scene selection, highlighting one color in a black and white photo, recording the coordinates of the shooting site are only some of the many more capabilities and accessories that are still available. The battery is a con, as was mentioned earlier. In my opinion, a daily total of 200–300 photos is sufficient. But, if you are going to be hiking for multiple days in an area where there are no opportunities to refuel, then this will no longer be sufficient. Restrictions on the videotaping of individual clips (no more than 30 minutes)