NEX-5N compared to NEX-5: key differences
| • 16.1 million effective pixels | • 14.2 million effective pixels |
| • Magnesium alloy (front and top plate) | • Magnesium alloy (front plate) |
| • 10 FPS | • 7 FPS |
| • Optional accessory | • No |
| • Yes | • No* |
| • Yes | • No |
| • Yes | • No |
| • 1080 60i/p (AVCHD) | • 1080 60i (AVCHD) |
| • ISO 100 – 25,600 | • ISO 200 – 12,800 |
| • Yes | • No |
* At the time of writing the LA-EA2 is only compatible with the NEX-5N and NEX-7 but Sony tells us that compatability will be added to the NEX-5/NEX-3/NEX-C3/VG10 in a future firmware update.
Compared to the Olympus E-PL3
The Olympus PEN series have, historically, been geared more towards the enthusiast crowd than Sony”s NEX cameras which have been marketed primarily towards compact upgraders. However, with the 5N”s new bevy of customization options and expanded features, that line is becoming blurred.
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From the top down, the NEX-5N”s generously-sized hand grip is obvious, and so is the supermodel-thin body, compared to the E-PL3. This is partly an optical illusion – the 5N”s lens mount protrudes from the body and looks, here, as if it is part of the lens. Also apparent in this view is the 5N”s unadorned top plate. Unlike the E-PL3, there is no exposure mode dial, and no hotshoe. Even the 5N”s flash connector is concealed behind a door.