Sony Japan has appeared to sound the final death knell for its A-mount system as it has listed all of its A-mount lenses on its website as ‘discontinued'.
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Sony s future is in mirrorless on May 5, 2021, 11:39
What just happened? Sony has seemingly pulled out of the DSLR camera market and appears to be focusing its efforts exclusively on mirrorless shooters moving forward. For those paying attention to Sony’s efforts over the past several years, the news isn’t terribly surprising as the company s last DSLR came way back in 2016.
Sony Alpha Rumors was the first to report that Sony’s website no longer shows any A-mount cameras. Similarly, retailer B&H lists the Sony Alpha a99 II DSLR as no longer available. A quick check of the Sony A-mount camera list over on Wikipedia reveals that every single model has been discontinued.