QUOTE(albnok @ Aug 21 2009, 03:03 PM)
MemorableStudios: You got it backwards LOL.
The A700 came first, with grip sensor and eye-sensor. Both these sensors make Eye-Start AF a lot more usable.
Because the grip sensor uses nickel, which is banned in the EU, Sony made the A900 without the grip sensor.
Because there was no grip sensor, Eye-Start AF becomes less usable, because it can be triggered when hanging around your neck like the A100-A380. So Sony just removed that feature from the A900 totally.
seems like you got friends high up the sony chain to know all this... The A700 came first, with grip sensor and eye-sensor. Both these sensors make Eye-Start AF a lot more usable.
Because the grip sensor uses nickel, which is banned in the EU, Sony made the A900 without the grip sensor.
Because there was no grip sensor, Eye-Start AF becomes less usable, because it can be triggered when hanging around your neck like the A100-A380. So Sony just removed that feature from the A900 totally.
Aug 21 2009, 03:07 PM

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