Wednesday, December 13, 2006
Sony DSLR-A100 Review at Megapixel
The DSLR-A100, or Alpha 100, is Sony’s first interchangeable lens digital SLR camera. The Alpha 100 is the result of the fusion of Konica Minolta SLR and Sony’s experience. It borrows a lot from the Dynax camera designs, but also shows Sony’s imprint, be it by its 10-megapixel CCD, or the incorporation of a Super Steady Shot stabilization system that allows any compatible lens to be stabilized, a strength of this approach, as opposed to building the stabilization into the lens.
- For the complete review visit Megapixel
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