Description

Sony A77 DSLR camera for sale. Open to reasonable offers. 24Mp, includes charger, expansion battery pack and extra battery. Fitted with high quality Sony 16-50mm f2.8 lens (equivalent to 24 to 75mm on 35mm). takes Sony A-mount lenses, or any recent (10 - 15years) Minolta autofocus lens - of which there's a very wide choice available on the internet very reasonable priced. Camera in very good condition, used as spare camera with very light use. Selling because I've got a new camera (A7).

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Skaterboi 2 months ago

Hi does it have dual SD card slots

louisc 2 months ago

Hi Skater Boi - yes - it has 2 expansion slots. They can be configured in several ways - I use them to to copy the same pics onto both, but it can also break used to save jpgs on one card and raws on the other or to use only one of the slots at a time, or to use both consequtivly - ie use one, and the when its full, switch onto the second one.

It also has an extra removable battery pack. This contains 2 batteries, and so doubles the shooting time. The battery pack can be removed so you go back to just using a single battery. It makes the camera smaller... but to be honest - I like the way it handles with the battery pack. (The battery pack also has controls that make it easier too use in portrait mode). Obviously it comes with 2 batteries and 2 chargers.

I can also throw in an extra spare battery.

It's a great camera and handles really well, but my wife bought be a voucher for an A7 - so I don't need the a77..

vankovanko 3 days ago

Hi, what is the shutter count?

louisc 3 days ago

its very low, because bought it brand new and only used it as a standby camera. In the SONY DSLR it's not possible to view the shutter count directly n the camera menu, it has to be read by online software. I'll do that tomorrow and give you the accurate count tomorrow

louisc 3 days ago

@vankovanko: its very low, because bought it brand new and only used it as a standby camera. In the SONY DSLR it's not possible to view the shutter count directly n the camera menu, it has to be read by online software. I'll do that tomorrow and give you the accurate count tomorrow

vankovanko 3 days ago

The online software is not accurate but if you have an USB cable, you can link the camera to a computer and then use gphoto2. It will read the shutter count from the camera :-)

vankovanko 3 days ago

Alternatively you can read the shutter count from the Exif file with programs like Gwenview.