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Derrel said:Just a point of clarification for skieur: I do not believe that I have referred to "toy features" in any of my posts in this thread; now, skieur you keep stating that I have referred to "toy" features on the Sony A77...I would like to see an example of that in a post that "I" have made using that exact language. Good luck finding it.
Anyway...the people who want a Sony A77 can buy one any time they feel like it: Best Buy, and Fry's Electronics, and other big box retailers, have boatloads of Sony A77's in-stock and ready for customers to come in and snap up! The camera is available wherever fine TV sets, stereos, and DVD players are sold. I called my local Best Buy tonight, and was told they had six A77's in-stock...I asked if I could get a Nikon D7000...nope...sold out...and that the next D7000 shipment would likely sell out the day it came in. Anyway, I am, like roughly 88 percent of the entire d-slr market, committed to cameras made by other companies besides Sony (I am a Nikon AND a Canon d-slr user). Best of luck with your Sony cameras and Zeiss/Cosina lenses. The Tamron/Sony 28-75 f/2.8 is one of the better lenses for walk-around, outdoor use. If you want the lens with the Sony-style rubber, it's available; it is also available for A-mount with the Tamron brand name on it.
The ODDEST thing about this entire A77 love-fest is that I do not think that there has been even ONE mention of the only real advantage Sony has over Canon and Nikon, and that is their in-body stabilization system, like the one Pentax and Samsung both use. All this talk, over 30 pages' worth, about the viewfinder and the sensor and the A77's 12 FPS burst rate, but no discussion of the in-body sensor shift technology that helps steady the shaky hands of Sony users.
Well, like Popular Photograph's Michael McNamara said, "wait and see what Canon and Nikon come out with."
You know Derrel, if you really are an "accomplished photographer" you wouldn't say some fanboyism things and stupid lies. Those big stores that you mentioned barely stocks alpha system and accesorries. A77 is very hard to find right now. Give me that number of bestbuy.
You called your local bestbuy and they told you they have 6 in-stock? Why would they tell you that? Were you asking for a77? lol. My local best buy, fry, Sears, or even Adorama and B&H have no stocks. C'mon, give me the numbers lol..
As an "accomplished photographer", you should know that this debate is nonsense.
A camera is only as good as the person behinds it.