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Given the uproar over the new Sony full-frame cameras that have rocked the digital imaging world, it's good to remember the company makes other models that are quite competent – and don't cost over two grand. Enter the new relatively affordable 16-megapix...
Superior stills and videos, Advanced Hybrid AF, Built-in Wi-Fi/NFC...
Poor flash/display design, Learning curve for onscreen menus...
It's easy recommending the Sony NEX-5T. It grabs images that are this close to Fujifilm CSCs using the X-Trans CMOS sensor. Since Sony supplies chips for practically everyone, they could even be the same imaging device but we slightly prefer the photos...
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What is the Sony NEX-5T? The Sony NEX-5T is a CSC that partners the Sony NEX-5R, adding a few tweaks to the existing model in the form of a power zoom lens ring and new connectivity features. It packs the same 16.1-megapixel Exmor APS HD CMOS sensor and f...
The new power zoom lens ring certainly makes the Sony NEX-5T even more compact and svelte than the NEX-5R. NFC connectivity is definitely a bonus if you've got a compatible smartphone or tablet, and with more of them coming to the market, buying a camera...
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Jumping in at the middle of the NEX pack is the new Sony NEX-5T. New it may be, but there isn't a huge change compared to the previous NEX-5R - the 5T's only differentiating factor is the addition of NFC (near field communication) technology to simplify w...
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Sony has taken to replacing its NEX cameras roughly once a year, sometimes with a big upgrade, sometimes with something relatively minor. This year's Sony NEX-5T replaces the Sony NEX-5R and falls into the latter category. It features the same 16.1 millio...
Touchscreen, Wi-Fi/NFC, Large sensor, Small size...
Non-standard hotshoe, Limited apps, Can't shoot filters in raw...
Sony has once again delivered an excellent camera for it's NEX range. Sitting in the middle of the line-up, this would be a great choice for a wide range of photographers, including both beginners and those looking for something a little more advanced.The...
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T3.com
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2013-11-09 06:44:34
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The Sony NEX-5T is the latest compact system camera to join the brand's ever-expanding range. The new model is the first NFC-equipped camera to from the series, and will sit above the Sony NEX-3N and below the Sony NEX-6 and Sony NEX-7 in the range. Not...
Our first impressions of the NEX-5T were good. Cameras in the NEX range have been consistantly imrepssive and this snapper looks set to carry on that tradition, this time - with added NFC.In our brief hands-on, we didn't get a chance to test out the pictu...
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Since taking the wraps off the NEX-3 in 2010, Sony's become a pioneer in the mirrorless camera market. Recently, the company pulled off an amazing feat, shoehorning a full-frame sensor into the A7 and A7R. For now, they're the only company besides Leica w...
All our gripes about in-camera app purchases aside, there's a reason the Sony NEX-5T made our best-of-year list. It's a well-priced midrange option with killer imaging chops. The minor, minor updates to the 5T may have done little to change what we didn't...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
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Sony has taken to replacing its NEX cameras roughly once a year: sometimes with a big upgrade, sometimes with something relatively minor. This year's 5T replaces the 5R - and falls into the latter category.It features the same 16.1-million pixel APS-C sen...
Touchscreen, WiFi/NFC, Large sensor, Small size...
Nonstandard hotshoe, Limited apps, Can't shoot filters in raw...
The Sony NEX-5R was definite upgrade from the 5N, but the 5T only really brings NFC to the party - which is a valuable addition if you've got a compatible device, but certainly doesn't make it worth the upgrade if you've already invested in a 5R. That sai...
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We have been using this Sony NEX-5T for more than a week. So it is time to tell you how we feel about it. The Sony NEX 5 series has undergone lots of changes and revamps. It then now brings with some cool features such as WiFi transmission, 10fps shooting...
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SONY NEX-5T Review and Price in Malaysia Remember last week I had a chance to get hands on with Sony new cameras during Sony New Camera Launch 2013 featuring NEX-5T, QX10/QX100, Action Cam, A3000 and Music Video Cam ?? Courtesy of Sony Malaysia I had a...
SONY NEX-5T Review and Price in MalaysiaRemember last week I had a chance to get hands on with Sony new cameras during Sony New Camera Launch 2013 featuring NEX-5T, QX10/QX100, Action Cam, A3000 and Music Video Cam?? Courtesy of Sony Malaysia I had a chan...
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The Sony Alpha NEX-5T ($549.99 direct, body only) is, on a basic level, the same camera as last year's NEX-5R%displayPrice% at %seller%. Sony has added NFC support (Wi-Fi was already there in the 5R) and reduced the price of the body by $100. Everything e...
Tilting, touch-screen LCD. Wi-Fi with NFC support. Excellent high ISO performance. 10fps burst shooting. Compact design. 1080p60 video capture. Optional EVF available.
No built-in flash or hot shoe. Lacks a dedicated battery charger. Not all camera apps are free...
Sony's Alpha NEX-5T mirrorless camera is simply last year's NEX-5R with added NFC support for quick image transfer to a smartphone. And the price has come down. So this isn't a bad thing...
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Quick TakeProsAPS-C sized image sensor great for image qualityCMOS image sensor helps with low light resultsFast autofocus eliminates shutter lagMinimal shot to shot delays, even when using the flashUp to 10 frames per second in continuous shot modeSma...
By Kyle Schurman Sony's family of ILC models have always provided quite a few nice features, merging the latest technologies with really good image quality.But in the case of the latest member of the Sony ILC family -- the NEX-5T -- it merges really go...
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whatdigitalcamera.com Updated:
2013-12-21 02:49:35
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Since its introduction in 2010, Sony's NEX range of compact system cameras has become the benchmark for innovation and technical sophistication. With large APS-C sensors, compact and lightweight bodies, advanced high-tech features and a growing range o...
Handling; Autofocus system; Features; Image quality...
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Sony's NEX range is shaping up to be a powerful force in the compact system camera market. With Sony's in-house expertise in sensor technology, image processing and optical design, the cameras combine innovative cutting edge technology with well though...
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One of the most significant developments in digital photography has been the introduction of mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras. By removing the mirror and optical viewfinder, manufacturers are able to make their cameras smaller, without compromising...
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The Sony NEX-5T is a new mid-range compact system camera. The only technical difference between the new NEX-5T and last year's NEX-5R model is the addition of NFC (Near Field Communication). There's no set-up needed – simply touch a compatible mobile devi...
Other than the addition of NFC connectivity, a new 16-50mm power zoom kit lens, and a slightly lower launch price, the Sony NEX-5T is identical to last year's NEX-5R model. So while it remains an excellent all-round compact system camera that successfull...
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techreviewsource.com Updated:
2014-01-29 02:19:10
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The Sony Alpha NEX-5T ($549.99 direct, body only) is, on a basic level, the same camera as last year's NEX-5R . Sony has added NFC support (Wi-Fi was already there in the 5R) and reduced the price of the body by $100. Everything else that was good about t...
Tilting, touchscreen LCD. WiFi with NFC support. Excellent high ISO performance. 10fps burst shooting. Compact design. 1080p60 video capture. Optional EVF available.
No builtin flash or hot shoe. Lacks a dedicated battery charger. Not all camera apps are free...
Sony's Alpha NEX-5T mirrorless camera is simply last year's NEX-5R with added NFC support for quick image transfer to a smartphone. And the price has come down. So this isn't a bad thing...
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Sony decided that the only thing the NEX-5R needed was NFC. So they threw it in and called it the NEX-5T: the 2013 refresh of the company's mid-range mirrorless ILC. But is it enough? We put the latest iteration of the NEX-5 under the microscope to find o...
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As such the NEX 5T features a 16 Megapixel APS-C sensor, a hybrid AF system which embeds phase-detect autofocus points on the sensor for better continuous tracking, built-in Wifi with support for downloadable apps, and a touchscreen display which vertical...
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The Sony NEX-5T is an update of the firm's NEX-5R model, introduced last year. It retains all of the features of its predecessor including the same 16-Mpix APS-C sized CMOS sensor but adds adding NFC (Near Field Communication) enabled WiFi. Read on to fin...
While not demanding the same attention as the new full-frame NEX models from Sony, the NEX-5T is still a good performer. It's human nature to feel disappointed that Sony didn't improve the sensor between this and the NEX-5R but the few improvements in fea...
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