Hahaha, don't know... for the things I shoot, there's not much need for color accuracy. As long when it comes out, blue turns out blue, red is red, green is green, orange is not apple, then for me settle already.

My images from A77 doesn't actually turn out particularly cooler than from the A700. Except that now a lot of my shots are a tiny bit underexposed due to the much much wider dynamic range of the sensor when my exposure compensation is at 0 (zero). I was using the body's metering, so it has nothing to do with the translucent mirror. The histogram is smack right in the middle and the peaks are all concentrated in the center - indicating everything is within range. So I have to expose right to get things back to where I want. Then again, I was using matrix metering as opposed to center weighted or spot which could be more precise. Zone focusing is pretty handy where you don't have to cycle along all individual focusing spots to get where you want. It's very precise for everyday use. For the extra finesse, there's always local focus points to choose from.

Got ma... those lights in the condo.. considered lighting also wad... huhuhuhu