Sony to launch high-speed, silent mirrorless camera

Sony to launch high-speed, silent mirrorless camera

Undated photo shows Sony Corp.'s new mirrorless single-lens digital camera Alpha 9, which is capable of photographing silently at high speed. The Japanese electronics giant announced on April 21, 2017, that it will release the camera on May 26. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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