Friday, January 15, 2016

New Sony Alpha A68 Camera In The US During April 2016

Those patiently waiting for the arrival of the new Sony Alpha A68 camera in the US will be pleased to know that the system will be arriving in the US during April 2016.

The Sony A68 is equipped with a 24 megapixel APS-C image stabilized sensor that offers users an ISO range of 100-25,000 and has been combined with a new BIONZ X imaging processor.

The Sony Alpha A68 is fitted with Sony’s OLED Tru-Finder offering a 1.44 million dot resolution and is fitted with a 2.7 inch LCD display on the rear that can tilt at 135 degrees. Other features include : 1/4000th max shutter speed, 1080p HD video at 24p and 25p and the camera is sapable of shooting at 8fps. Sony explains more :

    Capture more unforgettable moments for posterity. The α68 the world’s highest1 number of phase-detection AF points (79) covering a wide AF area will catch the moment to last for a life time. The Exmor™ CMOS sensor and BIONZ X™ image processing engine deliver the imaging impact that you aim for. Dials, controls and displays make shooting more intuitive and immediate to optimise operability.

    Sony’s unique design replaces a DSLR moving mirror with a fixed translucent mirror, which enables fast shooting with continuous use of accurate phase detection AF.

Jeep Cherokee

Jeep has been selling quite a few of ht new Cherokee models despite the fact that old-school Cherokee fans despise the new car. To bring more luxury to the Cherokee, Jeep has announced that it will be adding a new 2016 Cherokee Overland model. The new version of the SUV debuted at the New England International Auto Show.

Jeep says that the new model is specifically for those who want Jeep 4×4 capability with a more premium interior and features. The starting price for the Overland model is $34,495 and it will land at Dealerships this spring. The money gets buyers body color fascias, a bright front grille and chin extension, body-color door cladding and wheel flares, and 18-inch polished wheels.

Overland buyers also get a power lift gate, blind spot monitoring, and rear cross path detection. The Overland 4×4 model comes with 8.2-inches of ground clearance. It has a Jeep Active Drive II 4×4 system with a two-speed power transfer unit, low range, and a disconnecting rear axle when 4×4 isn’t needed to improve fuel economy. The 4×4 system has Selec-Terrain to let drivers choose four modes with auto, sport, snow, and sand/mud settings. A 3.2L V6 is available as an option.