Sony Alpha A77 Review- The Final Word (Updated 3-30-2012)

November 2011, Carl Garrard Sony A77 24.3 MP Digital SLR with Translucent Mirror Technology - Body Only

Sony Alpha A77 Review: As it turns out, all of  the A77's I used both prior to announcement by Sony and afterwards were final production cameras. At least they were in terms of  image quality (used 1.02 for most of the testing). In total I have used three separate A77's and know this camera quite well as a result. A new firmware upgrade (v1.03) gives a few tweaks to the overall operational performance of the A77 but from what I've seen first hand and gathered, they aren't substantial. Therefore, I offer to you my final review of the A77, as it stands today based on the current firmware version 1.03.

Sony A77 24.3 MP Digital SLR with Translucent Mirror Technology - Body Only

Since I've already completed a couple articles on the A77 (First Impressions and Preview) there's not a whole lot more to go into regarding my final summary. However, a few key topics haven't been discussed which I shall do here, nor has my final conclusion about this camera been reached until now. So lets cover the topics I haven't yet with the two articles above, and get down to the conclusion of Sony's new flagship DSLT (as of today's writing).

Sony A77 24.3 MP Digital SLR with Translucent Mirror Technology - Body Only

Sony Alpha A33 SLT Review 

September 2010, Carl Garrard

Sony Alpha SLTA33 Automatic Best Price Check

There's been a lot of curiosity shown in the photographic industry about Sony's new Alpha A33 and A55 SLT (Single Lens Translucent) cameras. In reality, there's really only one new type of technology in these cameras that should garner a raised eyebrow. We review Sony's Alpha A33 SLT first here on AlphaMountWorld because it is the least expensive model of the two and quite frankly, the first available.

Sony A77 Hands On First Impressions

September 2011, Carl Garrard (*Update Added 9-2-2011 Page 2)