The Sony Alpha 1 features a new 50.1-megapixel full-frame stacked image sensor. Sony today introduced the Alpha 1, the new flagship camera of its full-frame mirrorless system. The Alpha 1 includes several benchmark-setting improvements over the company’s previous flagship, the a9 II, that make it an incredibly powerful camera for both landscape and wildlife photography. The Alpha 1 features a new 50.1-megapixel full-frame stacked image sensor that Sony states is capable of 15 stops dynamic range for stills and even greater range (“15+”) for video. That makes it the highest resolution full-frame mirrorless camera to date. Top view of the Sony Alpha 1. It can capture stills at up to 30 fps, totally blackout-free, meaning there’s no interruption to the viewfinder image while shooting. The viewfinder is noteworthy, too, with the fastest refresh rate of any EVF at 240 fps. The camera offers both a mechanical and electronic shutter, and the 30 fps continuous capture rate is available with both. The Alpha 1 can sustain that capture rate for up to 155 compressed RAW files or 165 JPEGs at the full resolution of the camera. The Alpha 1 also introduces significant advances in autofocus performance. The system employs 759 […]
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