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Sony A99 vs Sony A99 II Comparisons

Sony A99 vs Sony A99 II Comparisons

Posted on October 7, 2016December 21, 2018 By Jarvis

What has Sony changed for its new flagship A-mount camera?

Sony A99

At Photokina 2016, Sony announced their Sony A99 II, a follow-up to its full-frame translucent mirror A99 camera. The company is hoping to take on the likes of Canon and Nikon in the professional sports and action sphere. Here we have a look at some of the key differences between the new model and its predecessor.

Sony A99 vs Sony A99 II: sensor

Sony is very proud of its high resolution sensors, and it’s here that we see one of the biggest changes from old to new. The old A99 had a 24.3MP sensor, but the new A99 II has a 42.4MP sensor – that’s not far off being twice as many pixels. Not only is this good news for detail resolution, but it gives you good scope for cropping an image if you need to.
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Cameras Tags:camera, Canon, full-frame, Nikon, sensor, Sony, SONY A99 II

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