When Sony announced its new Alpha A33 and A55 cameras included "Translucent Mirror Technology," I was intrigued. I haven't seen technology like that on a digital camera recently and wondered just how ...

Working behind the scenes to produce more mumbo-jumbo jargon, the Translucent Mirror Technology is shorthand for being able to track fast-moving subjects with “extra precision.” Two camera models with ...

No doubt you’ve been closely following Sony’s “Translucent Mirror Technology” and are super-keen to get your hands on their first cameras to employ the tech. What? You don’t know what I’m taking about ...

Sony announced three new camera models on Monday, including two that feature a new translucent mirror technology. The three new cameras are the a55, the a33, and the a560. The a55 (top) and a33 ...

More and more interchangeable lens cameras are going mirrorless these days, but for this pair of cameras, Sony didn’t nix the mirror all together. Instead, they made it fixed and translucent so that ...

A really good measure of the strength of a technology company is how well it does things that can’t be done. Sony, confronted with a vexing glitch of DSLR video, dipped into a bag of old and new ...

These two new models are Sony’s very first digital cameras to employ Translucent Mirror Technology, which uses a fixed, translucent mirror that ‘splits’ the optical pathway between the main image ...

When it made up the term “S.L.R.,” the technology terminology industry was not operating at its peak creative powers. An S.L.R. is one of those big, black, professional-style cameras. They do things ...