ShaneKua
Senior Member
The Sony... I assume is both cameras... they are using SLT technology, so the mirror don't flip up... Hence, the light have to pass through the mirror to the sensor, which results in 30% less light received...
As far as I know Sony ISO performance isn't very good.... +30% less light going to the sensor makes it even worse... just my humble opinion.
But then... A55 got gold award from dpreivew... maybe there are some good thingy abt A55 which I dunno...
Everything I read indicates the Sony A55's ISO performance on par with the latest Canon APS-Cs.
I don't think the non-flip up mirror is a major issue at all, except for Ghosting.
If anything, I think the 60D is not as much a revolutionary step at all. Compared to contemporary offerings like Nikon's D7000 and Sony's new A55 & A33. The 60D is just barely good enough for canon users.
It's really sad. I was hoping they would continue the innovative streak like when the 7D came out or even the 550D - having such features at a lower price point.