Is the Sony Alpha slt-a77v worth it?

Is the Sony Alpha slt-a77v worth it?

The Bottom Line The Sony Alpha SLT-A77V is an excellent, well-designed camera for deep-pocketed amateurs; it nevertheless has a few limitations that may make it impractical for professionals. I’ll lead off by saying that I enjoyed shooting with the Sony Alpha SLT-A77V more than any camera since the Nikon D7000.

Is the Sony a77v a good camera?

The Bad There are some annoying omissions in the A77V’s feature set, including odd limitations for raw and video shooting, plus battery life is subpar. The Bottom Line The Sony Alpha SLT-A77V is an excellent, well-designed camera for deep-pocketed amateurs; it nevertheless has a few limitations that may make it impractical for professionals.

Is the slt-a77v better than the Nikon D7D?

However, the SLT-A77V is still far superior to Nikon’s options, and probably a bit better than the 7D. The A77V isn’t the fastest in its class–that honor remains with the 7D–and even lags behind the Nikon D7000, but it does pretty well considering it’s processing so much more image data.

Does the a77v have a GPS logger?

The A77V’s GPS doesn’t include a logger feature (which tracks your travels even when the camera’s off), but those suck the battery dry.

How does the Sony A77 use the main sensor?

Clever use of the main sensor’s live view allows the A77 to track objects as they move across the frame, enabling the camera to have a better understanding of which AF point it should be using at any given time. Last year’s SLT-A55 gave some clues about how Sony hoped to bring its electronics know-how to bear in a high-end camera.

How do I connect my Sony A77 to my Device?

You can connect A77 to compatible devices via its HDMI port or USB 2.0 (480 Mbit/sec) port. Sony A77 is powered by NP-FM500H battery which provides a battery life of 470 shots according to CIPA standards.