Sony has announced the A68, an upcoming entry-level DSLR-like camera which inherits features from the higher-end A77 II. The new A-mount shooter boasts a 24-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor, 4D Focus with ...

Sony Europe unveils a new Alpha-mount camera that belongs to the SLT range. Dubbed A68, the new camera from Sony is placed between the advanced A77II camera model and the A58 which is an entry-level.

With Sony killing it in the mirrorless camera sector, it’s easy to forget that it also makes DSLRs. The company’s new A68 touts fast autofocusing as one of its strengths. The camera, which was first ...

The new camera, which was announced for the European market last month, is the latest model to feature native compatibility with Sony's extensive collection of A-mount lenses. Inheriting many ...

[UPDATE: As of December 17th 2015, the A68 will also be officially available in the US and Canada. Here’s the official pricing info: The Sony α68 interchangeable lens camera will be available in April ...

Sony unveiled the A68 camera for the European markets in November 2015 and now the Japanese company has also announced the camera for the American and Canadian markets. On Thursday, Dec. 17, Sony ...

I've been reviewing hardware and software, devising testing methodology and handed out buying advice for what seems like forever; I'm currently absorbed by computers and gaming hardware, but ...

Sony just reminded us that it makes more than mirrorless and compact cameras by launching the Alpha A68, an A-mount model with a 24-megapixel APS-C sensor. As with Sony's APS-C Alpha A77 II and ...

Those patiently waiting for the arrival of the new Sony Alpha A68 camera in the US will be pleased to know that the system will be arriving in the US during April 2016. The Sony A68 is equipped with a ...

Sony's Alpha A68 camera has finally been given a release data for the US and Canada. The entry-level DSLR was first announced last month for the European market, but now beginning photography ...

Sony introduced the Alpha A68 last month, but that announcement was geared toward the UK market. Today, however, the electronics company announced that its new DSLR-esque camera will be coming to the ...