The Japanese company developer of technology products Sony has introduced two new models of professional digital cameras with a revolutionary auto focus system. The new Sony A33 and A55 Sony presents a new type of approach that uses a "mirror" translucent, so a mirror is not a mirror itself. This allows the focus to receive the image directly, thereby increasing considerably the speed of approach.
These new translucent mirrors allow the passage of 30% of the image sensor and a 70% approach the camera sensor and allows for great shots of moving objects. According to some reviews I found on the camera is excellent but has some problems when recording video, some users have expressed that it heats up a little.
Yet the camera has incredible features, 16 Mega-pixels, 1080p HD video recording, Auto HDR and a speed of 10 fps. Then we leave an advertisement presented by Sony promoting these cameras in the UK. 
These new translucent mirrors allow the passage of 30% of the image sensor and a 70% approach the camera sensor and allows for great shots of moving objects. According to some reviews I found on the camera is excellent but has some problems when recording video, some users have expressed that it heats up a little.
Yet the camera has incredible features, 16 Mega-pixels, 1080p HD video recording, Auto HDR and a speed of 10 fps. Then we leave an advertisement presented by Sony promoting these cameras in the UK.
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