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Uploaded by on Jul 13, 2010

Sony UK launch their new TV commercial for alpha NEX-5, the world's smallest interchangable lens camera.

Filmed in Uruaguay, the ad highlights the ease of use of the camera features - quick response, background defocus and HD video capture.

The NEX-5 is ideal for snappers looking to step up to more professional image capture.

Performs like a pro, feels like a compact.

Learn more at www.sony.co.uk/NEX

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  • awesome fork bracelet !!

  • The background defocus does not work like that. Also the video in the NEX automatically increases the grain in dark situations as pictured in the video so it really looks like crap. False advertising. The system only has 3 lenses. FAIL.

  • Stupid off-topic question, but what soundtrack is on this commercial?

  • ORGULLOSA DE SER URUGUAYA CARAJO!!!!!!!

  • Thats in Montevideo, Uruguay. I worked in that shooting, like you said, it was made in that street.

  • @dandrew911 That's in Montevideo, Uruguay. The street's name is Curuguaty.

  • Background defocus...

    :|

    Did you mean shallow depth of field?

    Sony fail.

  • Best camera advert out there at the moment! amazing camera my mum won a bet with me because she remembered that it was made by sony! gutted because I'm the photography buff :P

  • no, that is in colombia

  • love it, iam getting one :)

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