After some internet leaks there are rumours of a soon to be announced successor to the incredibly popular Sony NEX-7, it will most likely be called the Sony A7000- so we will call it that for now. It will sit above the Sony A6000 in Sony's Compact System Camera line-up. Interestingly, it's been rumoured to have an in-camera Sensor Shift image stabilization, which was first introduced with Sony's A7 Mark II & this camera has proven to be very popular. It is entirely clear whether the Sony A7000 will feature a 3-Axis or 5-Axis Stabilizer, but either has huge benefits for photographers using Fixed Focal Length lenses or the growing trend in using older vintage lenses/other manufacturers lenses with adapters. It is also likely that it will have a New & Improved APS-C CMOS sensor with the latest BIONZ processing, which we hope will greatly improve camera Performance, Speed & Noise Reduction. Other improvements over the Sony A6000 will see it have a 4K Video, Higher Resolution OLED Electronic Viewfinder, Touch-screen & improved Battery Life. Our guess is it will look alot like the Sony NEX-7, but a little smaller - Definitely watch this space....
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| Pictured: Sony NEX-7 |
Now to Nikon....
From a leaked document there are supposedly rumours of a few new models that Nikon will be announcing in March 2015. The exciting 1 for us is the talk of a Nikon D7200. There is only basic speculation to its specifications, but to improve on Nikon's current D7100 would make it 1 hell of a camera in APS-C Sensor range. Basic improvements suggest same Tiltable LCD Screen as the Nikon D750, New Sensor & Processor, Built-in WiFi & 4K Video?
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