Sony DSC-D770 Preliminary Specs

Professional Quality Digital Still Camera: Sony introduces a new consumer digital still camera with exceptional image quality and features that can only be found on high-end professional cameras. The DSC-D770 features a high performance Progressive Scan 1.5 Million Square Pixel CCD. This will create still images with high quality resolution (up to 1344 x 1024) which is excellent quality for printing or sending still images from your computer.
Sony D770 Features:
- 5X (28-140mm) Manual Optical Zoom Lens with Manual Focus
- Professional Quality Progressive Scan CCD with 1.5 Million Square Pixels
- 2.5" Advanced Color LCD with Brightness Control (180K Pixels)
- TTL Optical Viewfinder
- Removable ATA Type II PC Card Data Storage or Supplied Memory Stick? Digital Data Storage Media
- Supplied PC Card Reader (Parallel Port Adapter)
- JPEG or TIFF File formats
- Integrated Pop-Up Flash and Hot Shoe
- Center Weighted Averaging/Spot Metering System with AE Lock Function
- Exposure Control: Program AE, Aperture Priority AE, Shutter Priority AE, and Manual
- Exposure Value Compensation Settings
- Manual or Auto White Balance
- InfoLithium Battery System with AccuPower? Meter
- 4 Seconds to 1/2000 Second Shutter Speeds
- Two Continuous Shooting Modes
- New - Histogram Function
- New - Guideline Function
- New - Improved AE focus
- New - Focus Detect Beep Sound
- New - ISO Settings - 50, 100, 400
- New - Faster Memory Stick Card Adapter MSAC-PC2

Histogram Feature: Represents Luminosity and Color levels in an image. The built-in histogram helps users determine performance results and adjust manual controls accordingly to select the perfect settings.
Improved AE focus with Beep confirmation: Fast, accurate auto focus with a confirmation "beep" to let you know the camera is in perfect focus.
New MSAC-PC2 Memory Stick Card Adapter: More than twice as fast as the previous MSAC-PC1, the MSAC-PC2 aids in speeding up the read/write process.
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