Abstract: 14.20MegapixelsSony E-mount3.0 inchLCDSony Alpha NEX-3 Overview Reviewed by Dave Etchells, Shawn Barnett, Zig Weidelich, and Mike TomkinsReview Posted: 05/11/2010 As the fourth major manufacturer to enter the market for small, mirrorless digital camera...
Abstract: In a little under two years, interchangeable lens compact cameras have gone from an intriguing idea to an accepted and integral segment of the digital camera market. Micro Four-Thirds pioneers Panasonic might have kicked it off with the relatively co...
Abstract: Both models sport an impressive 3-inch TFT TruBlack LCD displays with 921,600 pixels and 100-percent Live View coverage. The screen can be angled approximatley 80-degrees upward and 45 degrees downward to allow for shooting at unique..
Abstract: A few days ago I could tell nobody about this newbie. I was under an NDA (Non Disclosure Agreement) from Sony. The Sony NEX-3 was a hot camera!So Sony gave me a review unit of the Sony NEX-3 three days, explaining that they were so fearful of leaks th...
Abstract: 1. Introduction2. Specifications3. Body and Design4. Body and Design5. Samples gallery Sony NEX-F3 Hands-on Preview May 2012 | By Amadou Diallo Preview based on a production NEX-F3 with firmware 1.00 The NEX-F3 is the latest entry to Sony's mirrorless c...
Abstract: A camera which offers the same quality as an SLR but the size of a Zoom Compact this is a very interesting product indeed. Sony NEX-3 is a micro-four thirds camera that offers a great range of features for the price. Check out the full review video above.
Abstract: The main difference between Sony's NEX-3 and the more expensive NEX-5 model we reviewed in June lies in the video recording system. Whereas the NEX-5 uses the AVCHD format and can record Dolby Digital soundtracks, the NEX-3 uses the less efficient MP4 ...
Aside from the tedious operating sequence with advanced features, there are only a few drawbacks to the NEX system. The flash unit is a bit weak (with a guide number of 7 in metres) and there's no built-in eye-level viewfinder. An optional optical view...
We really liked the Sony Alpha NEX-3, more so than its competition from the Micro Four Thirds stable, the Olympus PEN E-PL1. The NEX-3 is small but felt good in hand, captured good quality pictures (although its lens gets criticised) and was a breeze ...
