Reviews Sony NEX-F3
8.8
RCT SCORE
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Posted On May 17, 2012
Sony's latest entry into the mirrorless interchangeable lens camera sweepstakes is the budget-minded NEX-F3. The 16-megapixel camera is slender but offers a built-in flash, HD video recording and a flip-up LCD display. It's positioned as a step-camera for those graduating from a point-and-shoot to something more sophisticated. Reviewers have been impressed.
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Sony Hits Its Stride
Though it doesn't wow us for any particular aspect, the Sony Alpha NEX-F3 is a nice overall package for photographers looking for something with better photo quality and more flexible...
Though it doesn't wow us for any particular aspect, the Sony Alpha NEX-F3 is a nice overall package for photographers looking for something with better photo quality and more flexible...
CNET.com
A Nice Step-Up
We feel this is very nice move up from an enthusiast point-and-shoot. The small size, quality of the stills and videos and the nicely-loaded feature set make this camera a good option...
We feel this is very nice move up from an enthusiast point-and-shoot. The small size, quality of the stills and videos and the nicely-loaded feature set make this camera a good option...
Digital Trends.com
Solid Image Quality
It works quite well, and we can easily recommend the Sony NEX-F3 to anyone wanting excellent image quality in a small mirrorless camera. Upgraders will find better battery life, USB...
It works quite well, and we can easily recommend the Sony NEX-F3 to anyone wanting excellent image quality in a small mirrorless camera. Upgraders will find better battery life, USB...
Imaging Resource.com
There Are Better Options
The NEX-F3 is an excellent mirrorless ILC, but it's not the best entry-level camera -- not even from Sony. There's little here to push us to make the jump from the company's NEX-C3,...
The NEX-F3 is an excellent mirrorless ILC, but it's not the best entry-level camera -- not even from Sony. There's little here to push us to make the jump from the company's NEX-C3,...
Engadget.com
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