Minolta/Konica Minolta/Sony Alpha camera bodies

Please note that this page only provides technical information. This is not an online shop. Don't send requests for price quotes etc. I can not sell you anything that's listed here.

This is a tech data sheet of all Minolta/Konica Minolta/Sony Alpha bodies. All bodies are listed, including older versions.

Bodies are color-coded as follows:

Announced body

Current body

Discontinued body

Brands are highlighted as follows:

Minolta, Konica Minolta

Sony

Whenever there's a “?” or empty space in the table, I do not know the data. If you have that specific body, or when you have a model not listed yet, and you can provide the data, please contact me and I'll update the table as soon as possible.

Data for announced products should be considered preliminary. Exact data often isn't known until after the actual release. You should not rely on data for announced products to be correct.

The data displayed is for the indicated firmware version. Earlier firmware versions may have lower functionality or performance.

Contributors

The following people have contributed to this page:

Matthias Andree, Thomas Bodenmann, Hans-Peter Braun, Ed Ching, Chuck Cole, John Croft, Marcin Fal, Darwin L. Heiser, Ivo, Rudolf Kretschmer, Alexey Panasenko, Matthias Paul, Andrew Rumyantsev, Mathias Schwenke, Kuah Yeow Teng

Thanks to all!

Last update: November 20th, 2024

Digital bodies (DSLR, SLT and ILCA; A-mount)

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	Image	Name	Release year	Output resolution [pixels]	Output resolution (16:9) [pixels]	Effective output pixels	Sensor type	Sensor size [mm] (crop factor)	ISO range	Noise reduction	Image parameters	Creative styles	White balance	DRO	DRO bracketing [pics per shot] (levels)	AF sensors	AF assist light	Remote control via USB/WiFi	Other features	Metering modes	Metering range [EV]	Metering range with spot meter [EV]	Subject programs	Exposure comp. [stops] (steps [stops])	Flash metering	Coverage [mm]	X-Sync speed	Wireless flash	Wireless x-sync speed	Flash exposure comp. [stops] (steps [stops])	Studio flash socket	Viewfinder type	Viewfinder mag.	Eye relief [mm]	Eye relief [mm] (from frame)	Screens	Diopter adj. [dpt.]	Eyepiece cup	Display size [mm/inches]	Display res. [dots]	Histogram display	Video out. interf.	Disp. acc. (opt.)	Frame rate [fps]	Frame rate with AF [fps]	Shutter speed (still) [s]	Bracketing frames (stops)	Wireless remote release	Silent DOF preview	Storage media	No. of slots	Remote storage via USB	File formats	Batteries	Vertical grip	Weather sealing	Weight [g]	Standard accessories	USB modes	Latest firmware version (release date)	Comments	Reviews & links
		Sony Alpha DSLR-A700	2007	4272×2848, 3104×2064, 2128×1424	4272×2400, 3104×1744, 2128×1200	12.2 M	CMOS, Bayer pattern, 12-bit ADC	23.5×15.6 (1.5×)	auto (200–1600; conf.), 100–6400 (1/3 stops)	long exp. (>1s), high-ISO (3 levels; off)	contrast, saturation, sharpness, brightness (-3 – +3), zone matching (-1 – +2)	standard, vivid, neutral, clear, deep, light, portrait, landscape, sunset, night view, autumn leaves, B/W, sepia	auto, daylight, shade, cloudy, tungsten, fluorescent, flash, direct entry, custom (3 registers)	standard, advanced auto, manual (5 levels)	3 (2 levels)	10 line, 1 double cross	yes	yes	grip sensor	40 segments, center-weighted, spot (2.2%)	0 – 20	2 – 20	portrait, landscape, closeup, sport, night portrait, sunset, 3 preset modes	± 3 (1/2), ± 3 (1/3)	40S-TTL (pre-flash only), ADI, manual (1/1 – 1/16)	24	1/250 (1/200 w/ SSS)	yes	1/250 (1/200 w/ SSS)	± 3 (1/2), ± 3 (1/3)	yes	pentaprism	0.90	25.0	21.0	G (default), M, L	-3.0 – +1.0	FDA-EP2AM	3″	921600	luminance, RGB	HDMI-Mini (1080i/720p/ 580p/576p)	screen protector PCK-LS1AM, screen protector PCK-LH1AM	5, 3	5.0	30 – 1/8000, B	3, 5 (1/3, 1/2, 2/3), 3 (2)	RMT-DSLR1, RMT-DSLR2, RMT-VP1	yes	CompactFlash I/II (UDMA), Microdrive, Memory Stick Duo, PRO Duo, PRO-HG Duo	2	yes	ARW 2.0, JPEG w/ EXIF 2.21	1× NP-FM500H	VG-C70AM (1×/2× NP-FM500H)	yes	690	strap, body cap ALC-B55, accessory shoe cap FA-SHC1AM, USB cable, TV cable, remote control RMT-DSLR1, battery NP-FM500H, charger BC-VM10, software	mass storage, remote control/storage, PTP/PictBridge	Ver.4 (09/2008)	no grip sensor on EU model	Michael Hohner (full review), Gordon Laing at Camera Labs (full review), Mladen Sever on Dyxum (full review), Phil Askey & Simon Joinson on DPReview (full review)
		Sony Alpha DSLR-A100	2006	3872×2592, 2896×1936, 1920×1280	–	10.0 M	CCD, Bayer pattern, 12-bit ADC	23.6×15.8 (1.5×)	auto (100–800), 100–1600 (1/1 stops)	long exp. (>1s)	contrast, saturation, sharpness (-2 – +2)	standard, vivid, portrait, landscape, sunset, night view, night portrait, B/W	auto, daylight, shade, cloudy, tungsten, fluorescent, flash, direct entry, custom (1 register)	standard, advanced auto	–	8 line, 1 cross	no	no	zone matching, Anti-Dust	40 segments, center-weighted, spot	1 – 20	4 – 20	portrait, landscape, closeup, sport, night portrait, sunset	± 2 (1/3)	40S-TTL (pre-flash only), ADI	28	1/160 (1/125 w/ SSS)	yes (only w/ built-in flash)	1/160 (1/125 w/ SSS)	± 2 (1/3)	no	pentamirror	0.83	20.0	16.0	G (default)	-2.5 – +1.0	FDA-EP1AM	2.5″	230400	luminance	TV (NTSC/PAL)	–	3	3.0	30 – 1/4000, B	3 (1/3, 2/3)	–	?	CompactFlash I/II, Microdrive	1	no	ARW, JPEG w/ EXIF 2.21	1× NP-FM500H, 1× NP-FM55H	–	no	545	strap ST-PSH1AM, body cap ALC-B55, USB cable, TV cable, battery NP-FM55H, charger BC-VM10, AD-MSCF1 MS-Duo to CF adaptor, software	mass storage, PTP/PictBridge	1.04 (10/2007)	studio flash socket via PCT-100 or FA-ST1AM; silver-color model sold in Japan	Phil Askey on Digital Photography Review (full review), Shawn Barnett and Stephanie Boozer on Imaging Resource (full review)

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Readers' comments

#1: Comment posted by Peter-S1946 on October 18th, 2008 - 08:43:18 PM:
Magnificent.

#2: Comment posted by Rob den Braasem on June 9th, 2009 - 01:46:59 PM:
Great page, I only miss the older Minolta's like XG en XD camera's.

Michael Hohner answers:
This page is restricted to the A mount system.

#3: Comment posted by George on November 10th, 2009 - 07:12:25 AM:

Hi Michael,
Thanks very much for keeping up this website of very useful info. I found it through a link on Dyxum, the Minolta Maxxum/Sony site.
This note is not really realted to stuff on this page, but this is where I found the email link, LOL.
I love the charts. I own 2 Minolta MF bodies and 5 film Maxxums. This is a great source of info when planning another purchase. Thanks for including the aftermarket lenses and flashes as well. I like the inclusion of the HTsi and HTsi Plus models. NO, they are not the same model as other sites say. I have the HTsi. and XTsi. Your pictures should be updated, as the HTsi has no silver on it. Qtsi & STsi are all silver, the STsi adding a dial to change settings. HTsi in Black only adds the leatherette panels to the front. The HTsi Plus and the XTsi are in silver with leatherette panels on front. All of these except the XTsi sport a plastic lens mount. XTsi gets metal mount.
I noticed a Maxxum 7 Limited on the list, but the details seem identical to the 7. How is it different?
BTW, around here we don't put an "o" in the word 'curtain'. Where are you from? LOL
Again, I really like the site. I hope you keep it online.
Since I also own Canon EOS film bodies, do you know if anyone has built a similar site for Canon stuff?
Feel free to edit this note before posting it, and if you know of an EOS based site, please email me.

Michael Hohner answers:

I've moved this, as I think it fits better here.

Each row in the camera table represents up to three cameras. There may be cosmetic differences between regional models.

The differences between the 7 and 7 Limited are listed in the comments column. You can also use the comparison function on the page to find differences automatically.

I don't know if something similar exists for Canon EOS.

#4: Comment posted by JEN on March 3rd, 2010 - 09:24:48 PM:
thank you so much for this page I was confused on were to find all this info and you have it laid out so nice and straight forward here! thanks

#5: Comment posted by ddd on April 14th, 2010 - 06:52:04 PM:

Hi Michael,
i have some addition to your table (column Comments):
You already list "plastic lens mount" for Dynax 300si, Dynax 404si, Dynax 500si.

Further models do have a plastic lens mount: Dynax 303si, Maxxum HTsi, Dynax 505si, Dynax 4, Dynax 40.

For the Dynax 3L i have not found any valid information, but i am sure it has a plastic lens mount also.

Any other model listed here has a metal lens mount.

Thanks for your great work!

Michael Hohner answers:
Thanks for the update. The mount material is now a separate column in the above table.

#6: Comment posted by Joe Chinea on April 19th, 2010 - 11:16:09 PM:

Great ref web page... the problem is that Sony will not sell a body of a camera. I have been attempting to purchase an A230 or A330 to use with system of Minolta AF lenes. I have had no luck with retailers and Sony Style and Parts/Acc department both have not answers.

The question then is, why have interchangable parts when its impossible to complete the item without duplicating lenes and increasing the intial cost of the item?

Michael Hohner answers:
This depends on the market. For example, in Germany and Britain Sony is selling the A230 and A330 also body only. In the U.S. Sony is selling only camera kits of the A230 and A330 with at least one lens (the 18-55).

#7: Comment posted by Andreas on June 10th, 2010 - 09:48:22 AM:
Ihre Seite ist immer auf der Höhe der Zeit. Respekt! ...weiter so! Danke.

#8: Comment posted by Mino2323 on December 17th, 2010 - 12:31:14 AM:

Hervorragende Seite - Hut ab!
Seit langer Zeit greife ich immer wieder auf diese Seite zurück, weil ich weiß, dass ich hier umfangreiche und verlässliche Informationen finde, die ich als Minolta-Nutzer gut gebrauchen kann.
Als aktiver Fotograf und Sammler von Minolta-Kameras hat mir die Seite zahlreiche Male weitergeholfen, bei Kaufentscheidungen und bei technischen Fragen.
Unbedingt weitermachen!

Vielen vielen Dank!

#9: Comment posted by Alan Carson on September 9th, 2011 - 11:20:10 AM:
Been new to the world of SLR i found this site abolutely brilliant. The amount of imformation impeccable, excellent work

#10: Comment posted by Gerald Rik on November 5th, 2011 - 12:31:58 AM:

Hallo Michael,
You did a wonderfull job creating this. I'm collecting the Minolta Dynax camera's as well as the lenses. So I can allways get inspiration about the technical innovations in the camera's.
Is it maybe possible to make a connection from the cameratype and a pdf of the manual. Its very difficult to find one, and often the printing isn"t possible.
Good luck and succes with your lovechild.
Gerald

Michael Hohner answers:
Remember that Minolta still has the Copyright for their manuals. After they have closed their download page for these manuals, there seems to be no more (legal) way to download the camera manuals. Obviously, I can't link to illegal download pages.

#11: Comment posted by Chris Freeman on February 29th, 2012 - 05:48:19 PM:

so, quick question, the 5000 is not listed under the film bodies from minoltas first line of af cameras. does that mean these first af cameras did not use the a-mount. now MOST digital cameras have sensors that are smaller than 35mm film fram and the dt lenses are designed to overcome the sensors size. these dt lenses, will they have an inverse crop effect when used on 35mm? this page is amazing and i look forward to starting my 35mm journey with my "new" maxxums.

Michael Hohner answers:
The 5000 is listed above. Look again. There is no inverse crop effect. You will get strong vignetting when using DT lenses on 35mm cameras.

#12: Comment posted by Steve on June 4th, 2012 - 01:06:31 AM:
Maybe I missed it, but I didn't see the a100 in the list.

Michael Hohner answers:
Search for “A100”, it's there.

#13: Comment posted by Loccutus on July 1st, 2012 - 06:14:20 PM:
Hi there, your Nex 7 entry states it has no AEL button while it actually does.

Michael Hohner answers:
Thanks, it's updated.

#14: Comment posted by KAMSA on September 14th, 2012 - 09:22:48 AM:
Great database! can't see what is missing, hope you keep up the good work and when you retired, find a good successor to keep this database last! kind reg.

#15: Comment posted by Don Scott on March 7th, 2013 - 11:34:14 PM:
Hello Michael, I use a a700 and have only one Sony flash (HLV 3600). I also have a plethora of other Vivitar 283, 285, 285 HV and 4600's which I gang. Can I use the pc synch cords with the cameras pc plug without damaging the camera? Thanks again. Don

Michael Hohner answers:
According to the manual the PC sync connector can be used at up to 400V and with any polarity, so it should be safe.

#16: Comment posted by Don Scott on May 1st, 2013 - 04:02:53 AM:
Hi Michael, After your very positive review of the a77, I purchased a slightly used one on Ebay. I have a number of the older Minolta lenses, which will supposedly work with AF on the camera, but those older lenses focus only using MF and not on AF. The Sony lenses that I have do work. What am I missing? Thanks again (and again). Don

Michael Hohner answers:
Which are these lenses exactly that don't AF? Please use the lens table as reference.

#17: Comment posted by Don Scott on May 1st, 2013 - 03:16:58 PM:

Hello Michael, Before I list specific lenses, I noticed that unlike the a700 or a550, on all of the lenses I mention the focus wheel turns freely at all times regardless of AF/MF setting. The second thing I noticed is that almost all the lenses that I have tried are the original 1985 lenses. I bought them specifically because of the "old" metal build quality.

So far, 28/2.8 (1985), 50/1.7 (1985), 50/2.8 Macro (1985), 28-85/3.5-4.5 (1985), 28-135/ 4.0-4.5 (1985), 70-210/4.5-5.6 (1993).

It seems like the AF is "hunting" yet the focus doesn't change.

I have upgraded the firmware to 107. It seems like I am not seeing something.

Thanks again

Michael Hohner answers:
This sounds like the AF drive of the camera is broken. If you switch between AF and MF you should hear the AF clutch enganging and disenganging, and in AF mode you should not be able to manually focus a non-SSM/non-SAM lens. In general, these lenses do work in the A77. You should contact the seller of the camera.

#18: Comment posted by Don Scott on May 2nd, 2013 - 12:36:29 AM:
Hi Michael, In looking at the screw drive in the body, it turns freely and I think that you're correct. I will be returning it to the seller. Thanks for your help. Don

#19: Comment posted by PERE MORALES MESAS on May 9th, 2013 - 08:26:49 PM:
tengo una maquina monolta dimax 5xi y quisiera saber si la targeta que se puede poner en la maquina es para almacenamiento de fotos , y donde la puedo adquirir muchas gracias por solucionarme este poblema

Michael Hohner answers:
The expansion cards of the xi series do not store images! They add functions to the camera. See here for an overview.

#20: Comment posted by Jimboh on June 26th, 2013 - 11:37:20 PM:

Hello Michael,
Having become a recently coolector and user of Minoltas and a DSLR Sony soon to be i've found your site a valuable source of help and information. Thanks.
A question if i may. I've recently purchased a Sigma 70-300 that only works in manual focus mode, (i knew this when buying). However, with the Dynax 5 it is manual only, but with the 404si the lens functions in both automatic and manual focus. Can you think of any reason why this woulld be?

Once again, thanks for the site.

Jim

Michael Hohner answers:
See the F.A.Q. list. Sigma is known for lenses that work on one generation of cameras and no longer work on the next generation.

#21: Comment posted by Ross on July 3rd, 2013 - 05:28:02 PM:
Hi, could any1 tell me please what type of lenses i can use on a Minolta Dimage A2?

Michael Hohner answers:
This is a camera with a fixed lens. You can not put a different lens on it.

#22: Comment posted by PVCDroid on March 13th, 2014 - 05:02:44 PM:
Michael, I see that you have listed the level gauge as present on the A6000. Sony told me it isn't available on the camera and no one has seen a screen shot with it present. Can you confirm? Thanks!

Michael Hohner answers:
I think that was in the tech data of the Sony announcement. However, I can not find it anymore. I guess this was a mistake that they corrected later.

#23: Comment posted by Alberto on August 13th, 2014 - 07:59:22 AM:
Interested in acquiring a Maxxum 9 body that has been upgraded to support SSM/SAM lenses. Dou you know where can I get one or where to upgrade one?. By the way.. excellent site! Thanks

Michael Hohner answers:
The upgrade seems to be available (at least it was in February). See this Dyxum thread (read completely to make sure you don't miss anything). Where to get a 9? Try eBay or any other second-hand site. I have not checked.

#24: Comment posted by Giorgio on August 14th, 2014 - 09:40:19 AM:
Re: post 23 by ALBERTO yesterday. I have a Maxxum 9xi NEW body. I also have lenses, dedicated flash 5400xi, all cards for portraits, children, landscapes and much more. Everything NEW, never used, bought in U.S.A. I am a Minolta lover. Are you interested in something?

Michael Hohner answers:
A 9xi is not a 9.

#25: Comment posted by George McDonald on February 21st, 2015 - 06:30:40 AM:

I Minolta wireless remote flash controller (notation) BG103
Z270C W
T
on the side This unit is
made in Japan and works with a Maxium 9,7,and 7D,
however it doesn't sync with my Sony A900...I
have asked Sony direct but they refer me back to a Minolta
source.. This is why I come to you..There are 4 channels ,
wireless,ratio and off buttons on back...Are there any upgrades etc.
that anyone knows of to sync it to sony camera and Minolta D flashes?

Michael Hohner answers:
The Wireless Flash Controller is incompatible with DSLRs. There are no tricks to work around this.

#26: Comment posted by George McDonald on February 24th, 2015 - 06:22:48 PM:
The wireless controller as stated in comment#25 works well with my Maxxum 7D which is a DSLR, however Sony techs qdvised me to find a Minolta source to see if there were any possible upgrades or way to reprograme the existing controller? Do you know of any sites or persons whom may have that info? tnx George

Michael Hohner answers:
You may be lucky that the 7D just triggers the remote flash. But since this system would not be able to do pre-flash metering, exposure will be a hit and miss in auto mode. Again, there are no tricks, no workarounds, no upgrades. The Wireless Flash Controller was discontinued by Minolta many years before they stopped their entire photo business, and that again was many years ago.

#27: Comment posted by Jim McClain on February 9th, 2016 - 02:04:36 AM:
What is the size of the negative when the Maxxum STsi is set to panorama mode? Is it wider than the 36mm of a standard 135 frame (like maybe 72mm)? And if it is truly "panoramic", would the typical lens such as a 35-70 cover the wider frame size?

Michael Hohner answers:
The frame is cropped from the top and bottom in panorama mode (don't know by how much). As you correctly note, anything else would not be possible with the lenses for these cameras.

#28: Comment posted by Rumburak on April 4th, 2016 - 09:20:08 PM:

Hello, years and years later I'm back to your site :)
I have a dynax 4 that kept rewinding the film before the end of the roll, quite unpredictable. It's been doing this from time to time for the last 10 years or so :) But now it refuses to even load the film. And last time when I rewind the film manually it rewind it completely while the custom setting is set to leave the film tip out. Any ideea what I could check? Or any ideea of online Minolta servicing manuals source ? I would attempt to fix it. If not, we'll, maybe the Autocord will get more use.

Thank you in advance.

Michael Hohner answers:
The sprocket hole counter may be dirty. It's a hole somewhere along the area where the perforation of the film is. Try blowing it out with compressed air. If that doesn't help the film tension sensor may be broken. I don't know how to repair this.

#29: Comment posted by Luke Gallacher on September 30th, 2016 - 04:59:56 PM:
Hello Michael, Wonderful to read your insights and extensive knowledge of one of my all-time favourite cameras (the 800SI QD)But, of late, the battery discharges very very quickly - are they just duff batteries, or have I got something to really worry about ? Thanks for any advice.

Michael Hohner answers:
It could be indeed the camera. When electronic components age the power consumption can increase. I recommend you remove the battery from the camera when you don't use it.

#30: Comment posted by Steven Diettert on March 8th, 2017 - 04:54:04 PM:
I am having a rather difficult time locating a MPP-1000 Monitor protection panel for the Maxxum 9000 and an Ec-1400 for the Maxxum 7D camera. I found both on German and Japanese sites but cannot read either....much less order from them....HELP Thank you for this site it is GREAT and a wealth of information.....SUPERB. Steven Diettert, Oregon Wisconsin

Michael Hohner answers:
Sorry, can't help you, either. I don't sell anything, nor do I know who does sell these things.

#31: Comment posted by jannick marsh on May 27th, 2017 - 10:08:50 PM:
hey i have a minolta dynax 7000i and a minolta dynax 404si, and i was wondering what kind of flash would fit them... i woukd really like to know because i really lovce them!

Michael Hohner answers:
Please read the F. A. Q. list, this is answered there in detail.

#32: Comment posted by Allen Turner on August 12th, 2017 - 08:33:45 PM:
Is it possible to have the date imprint feature extended past the December 31, 2019 end point that is listed in the owner's manual? Thank you.

#33: Comment posted by Allen Turner on August 12th, 2017 - 08:38:29 PM:
Correction to my previous question about the date imprint. The camera in question is a Minolta XTsi.

Michael Hohner answers:
I don't see how this could be possible.

#34: Comment posted by Anthony New on March 22nd, 2018 - 11:14:46 AM:
Hi. In the table above you list the Nex 7 as having HSS and WL HSS capability (unlike the Nex 6), but in the WL compendium there is no option to select 'camera flash' on either. I thought all the Nex range needed an additional flash for HSS or WL control. Am I wrong, or is the table misleading?

Michael Hohner answers:
That's not a contradiction. These cameras support wireless flash, but only when using a dedicated flash as the controller. The built-in flash can not act as a controller. Other NEX models (e.g. the NEX-5) can use a dedicated flash, but even then do not support wireless flash.

#35: Comment posted by Heiko Herrmann on January 21st, 2019 - 12:44:29 AM:

Hi, the α7R can be marked as non-current, it went out-of-production in April 2018, due to one part not being produced anymore. The α7 and α7S and all second Generation α7 series cameras continue to be produced.

Also I would sort the α6500 before the new α6400, because it will still stay the higher-class model (also at a higher Price Point).
And as a final note, the 29:57 minutes Video file Limit is finally gone in the α6400.

Michael Hohner answers:
The cameras are listed in reverse release order within the class. I've seen the video limit mentioned by people, but I've never seen this in a spec sheet from Sony.

#36: Comment posted by Thomas on July 20th, 2019 - 07:52:58 PM:

Thanks for your continued work on maintaining this lists!
The "system camcorder" section looks a little bit outdated:
NEX-VG30 and NEX-VG900 went out of production (www.sony.jp/handycam/lineup/past.html section 2012), even if VG30 is still sold by sony japan store.
NEX-FS100, NEX-FS700(R), NEX-EA50 went out of production (pro.sony/en_GB/products/handheld-camcorders?discontinued=true).
The PXW-FS5M2 is missing (pro.sony/en_GB/products/handheld-camcorders/pxw-fs5m2), looks like a minor upgrade to the PXW-FS5.
Maybe add the Venice (MPC-3610)? It is sold with an already mounted PL mount adaptor, but it is a native E mount cam ;) (pro.sony/en_GB/product-resources/manuals/venice-operation-manual v4:pg.21)

#37: Comment posted by Lofote on November 9th, 2019 - 12:58:15 PM:
Einfach immer wieder superpraktisch die Seite, ich verwende die oft zum Nachschauen und Vergleichen, großes Lob. Was ich grad aber vermisse, ist eine Spalte, ob die Kamera eine Wasserwaage hat (oder ich bin blind ;) ). Eine Alpha 6000/6100 z.B: hat keine, eine 6400 hat eine. Das wäre noch praktisch, einzubauen, da die Frage doch immer wieder kommt ;)

Michael Hohner answers:
Die Angabe findet sich in der Spalte "Other features" ("level gauge").

#38: Comment posted by Thomas on July 10th, 2020 - 03:16:38 PM:
Thanks for your continued work on maintaining this lists! Sony Japan lists the ILCE-5100 and ILCE-6500 as discontinued. A few days ago this wasn't so. Further I believe that the ILCE-3000/3500 are longer ago discontinued, but they will never show up on the Japan past lineup page, because they where never released in Japan. You can't buy them new since some time at least in DACH area.

#39: Comment posted by Lofote on September 12th, 2020 - 10:37:02 AM:
Die PXW-FX9 fehlt, die hat im Gegensatz zur VENICE gleich nen E-mount :)... (FX6 soll bald noch dazukommen, also vielleicht bis zu dem Pressrelease warten und dann auf einmal reinstellen :) ).

#40: Comment posted by Thomas on February 12th, 2021 - 11:32:46 AM:

@Lofote #39: die Venice _ist_ E-mount. Nur im Karton ist der PL-mount-Adapter schon angeschraubt (6x 2,5mm Inbusschrauben, s.BDA aktuell (2,7 MByte) S.20/21 https://pro.sony/en_GB/search?q=Operating+Instructions+MPC-3610&type=s&cat= ).

Sony könnte die α-1 mit angesetztem LA-EA5 im Karton auf diese Weise als A-mount-Kamera vermarkten ;)

Neben PXW-FX9 und ILME-FX6 (und wohl bald ILME-FX3) fehlen auch die Industriekameras mit E-mount: SNC-VB770, UMC-S3CA, UMC-S3C. Sony meint "One Mount" wirklich Ernst.
Ob es sinnvoll ist, die Industriekameras hier zu listen, ist Michaels Entscheidung!

#41: Comment posted by Mario on August 11th, 2023 - 09:59:43 PM:
Hallo, super Nachschlagewerk, nutze ich immer wieder gern. Ein "Display filter" nach "Sensor-based image-stabilisation" wäre toll um einen schnellen überblick, gerade bei den E-mounts, die teilweise kein ibis haben, zu bekommen. Gruß Mario

Michael Hohner answers:
Erledigt

#42: Comment posted by ALLEN on March 24th, 2024 - 02:46:22 AM:
Lots of effort and work to keep and maintain this site. I've been a long time viewer of the information you provide. I am grateful that you devote your valuable time to photographer's worldwide. I use these pages as a reference, especially the knowledge base. Thank you for all of this.