First Sony A9 specifications list have been leaked online as more information now available for the next full-frame mirrorless camera.
According to latest rumors, Sony A9 will feature an all-new sensor, top-of-the-line weather sealing. Sony A9 E-mount camera will be placed above the A7 series and said to feature 46-Megapixel Bayer sensor.
As previously mentioned Sony will not use the 36-megapixel A7r or the 24-megapixel A7 series sensor on this brand new high-end camera. Even it’s a low rated Sony Rumor, the sensor resolution was expected to be around 50MP.
Sony A9 Specs List Include 46-Megapixel Sensor and Weather Sealed Body
The sensor for the Sony A9 could also be 48 or 54-megapixel when we look at the series goes up as 12MP, 24MP and 36MP. On the other hand Sony’s big-megapixel cameras are rumored for early 2015. These cameras previously said to feature 46-megapixel and 54-megapixel image sensor
If this Sony full-frame E-mount camera will be the flagship model, it has to perform close to the A7s in terms of 4k video recording and low-light shooting. See the first set of rumored Sony A9 specifications below.
Sony A9 Rumored Specifications
- 46 Megapixel Bayer sensor
- 4 fps
- 100-25,600 ISO (extended 50 and 51,200)
- weather sealed body
- 4K output (no internal 4K recording)
- Price yet not final but around to $3,000
Sony’s rumored “Pro” full-frame E-Mount camera will be called the a9, is not going to be an a7/r/s replacement. Sony A9 will be the first of its line and placed above the current A7 camera series. It’s likely to come during the first half of 2015.
The mirrorless E-mount Sony A9 full-frame camera could be announced CP+ Camera & Photo Imaging Show 2015 in mid-February which will take place in Japan. The A9 camera will cost more than the current A7 models and the price of Sony A9 expected to be around $3,000.
via SonyAlphaRumors
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