FAKE: The Sony A750

This is a fake teaser of a Sony A750! It is coming from SonyaAlpha Spain and in Spain they have fools day on December 28!

FAKE specs: 18.2 Mpx camera, Live View, HD video, 10fps, new sensor Exmor-X? y apariencia casi calcada a la A700. and look almost identical to the A700.

(SR2) Sony camera roadmap by Gustav :)

We just found this post inside the dpreview forum:
Gustav (Kingfisher on Photoclubalpha, ijsvogel on Dyxun), from the Netherlands) has long impressed me with his astute and well-informed predictions about future Alpha cameras….he is in contact with fairly high-ranking Sony Alpha European officials, so when he makes predictions he speaks with some level of authority. He was largely on the money with regard to the A550, for example.

And “Gustav” made following predictions:

A450
Sony will introduce an A450 and many p&s cameras at CES.

The A700 successor
Sony will then introduce the “amazing” A7xx in May–reserving the 700 level, as Minolta did, for ground-breaking technology.

Lenses
Sprinkled throughout the year, Sony will introduce as many as ten new lenses, including several that will help to position some of the new Alphas as excellent journalist, sports, action, wildlife cameras, and several to help fill out other gaps. Some of them will be optimized for video.

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The Sony rumors summary…

In the past few weeks we posted many rumors and twe made a small summary for you. All rumors we are posting here are coming from us! Only time will proove you how good our sources are.

First, in January Sony will release following compact cameras: The DSC-TX7, DSC-W320, DSC-W330, DSC-W350, DSC-W360, DSC-W380, DSC-W390.
And there will be also the new DSC-HX5V!
Our sources told us that Sony already has working models of a new mirrorless compact camera system with interchangeable lenses. The Lens Mount is the “classic” Alpha mount.
And they also have a camera with pellicle sensor (Is it the A700 successor?)

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Now we are going to list you the rumor we found elsewhere. They are not coming from us ok? So if the rumors are wrong do not blame us! ;)

Letsgodigital says we should expect a future Sony Alpha 3D camera. Photorumors found a new Sony “foveon similar” sensor tecnology patent. Again photorumors recieved a rumor saying that Sony A450 and Sony A800 are going to be unveiled in January. Inside the dpreview forum one user told us that New Sony Zeiss lenses will be announced soon.

(SR3) Future Sony Alpha 3D?

Letsgodigital bets with an introduction of new Alpha 3D cameras in 2010:

How the 3D technology will be integrated is not completely clear yet, but what is clear is that the next series Sony Alpha DSLR cameras will support 3D. Sony Alpha 3D, a new step in the direction of 3D DSLR photography?

(SR4) New Sony “foveon similar” sensor tecnology?

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Patent application 20090303371 shows a new Sony CMOS sensor based on the Sigmas Foveon tecnology. That means that each pixel can capture RGB colors.

“Accordingly, in order to utilize the incident light amount efficiently as well as to prevent occurrence of false colors, a method of separating colors by forming plural photodiodes in a pixel in the depth direction of a substrate has been developed.”

via: photorumors