Outdoor Photographer magazine sponsored First Look at the new Sony NEX-C3 and SLT-A35 Interchangeable Lens digital cameras by Michael J. McNamara (bio and portfolios at www.mcnamarareport.com ). Both second generation cameras feature a new 16.2MP Exmor HD CMOS sensor that uses less power and delivers better low light performance than first generation models such as the NEX-3 and NEX-5, and SLT-A33 or SLT-A55. Shot in HD with video and still examples to showcase the camera's latest features and capabilities, including the SLT-A35s fast phase detection autofocus in Full HD video mode, its built in-image stabilzation, and its high resolution color viewfinder. Also examined are the NEX-C3's new user-friendly dial controls and picture effects, plus its silent 18-55mm kit zoom lens and its self-powered external flash. See for yourself how the NEX-C3 compares in size and controls to the SLT-A35 and the competitive Olympus Evolt E-PL1, and see how the SLT-A35's fast autofocus engine is able to track a busy bee through a flower bed.
Keywords: Sony NEX-C3, Sony SLT-A35, OPTV, outdoor photographer, Olympus Evolt E-PL1, Sony NEX-5, Sony NEX-3, Sony SLT-A55, Sony SLT-A33, Translucent Mirror, Exmor APS-C HD CMOS, 16.2 Megapixel, 16 Megapixel, Michael J. mcnamara, image stabilization, interchangeable lens, electronic viewfinder
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