Sony DSLR-A100 SLR Camera Kit 10.2 MP CCD 3872 x 2592 pixels Black

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2011-07-31 07:20:57

Average rating:80

Uk has collected 86 expert reviews for Sony DSLR-A100 SLR Camera Kit 10.2 MP CCD 3872 x 2592 pixels Black and the average expert rating is 80 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.

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Photoradar.com

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2011-07-31 07:19:11

Average rating:80

Budget SLRs - by which we mean reflex cameras with inter-changeable lenses under £700 - are still popular, as they offer superb quality and flexibility at keen prices.Sony has shied away from this market so far, lacking the lens credibility to take on...

Budget SLRs - by which we mean reflex cameras with inter-changeable lenses under £700 - are still popular, as they offer superb quality and flexibility at keen prices.Sony has shied away from this market so far, lacking the lens credibility to take on...

digitalversus.com

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2011-07-31 07:19:11

Average rating:60

For its first effort in the small world of numeric reflexes, Sony should not be disappointing. By using technology from Konica-Minolta (recently went out of business), Sony stacked the cards in its favor with a range of rather well implanted lenses and...

Mechanical stabilization, Antidust system, Versatile optical zoom/good ergonomics, Good colorimetric rendering in images, Relatively good battery autonomy (more than 500 photos)...
Color fidelity of LCD screen, No battery grip, No AF lamp assistance, Only one dial, Quality of the 1870 mm lens for the 10 MP sensor...

practicalphotography.com

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2011-07-31 07:19:11

Average rating:100

The Sony Alpha 100 has become one of the best-selling D-SLRs, so that's a great recommendation in itself. Part of this has been the great range of features and, of course, the Sony brand itself, but mostly it's down to the amazing value for money t...

Although the Alpha 100 wasn´t considered to offer much at it´s launch, Sony has come up with a winner. Whether or not the modern user simply trusts anything with the Sony logo on or not, the great price of the camera means that if you are looking f...

EISA.eu

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2011-07-31 07:19:11

Average rating:0

While the Sony α350 offers handy functions like image stabilisation and an anti dust system, its most impressive feature is the superbly designed Live View system. Thanks to a unique design, the camera can perform fast autofocusing in Live View mode u...

expertreviews.co.uk

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2011-07-31 07:19:21

Average rating:80

Stabilisation built in, but images are a little noisy. By Ben Pitt 10 megapixels3.9x zoomCompactFlash2.5in LCD Read comments: 0 Sponsored Links...

pcadvisor.co.uk

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2011-07-31 07:19:22

Average rating:80

Introduced with much fanfare last summer as Sonys first foray into the sub-professional DSLR market, how will the 10Mp Sony Alpha 100 fare in comparison with the newer models? The Sony Alpha 100 is more plastic bodied than many digital SLR cameras...

The Sony Alpha 100 is fast, responsive and user friendly despite the level of sophistication on offer. Its also capable of some stunning results with the right lens attached, but the plastic construction is a shame. Gavin Stoker Lowest online price:...

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macworld.co.uk

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2011-07-31 07:19:22

Average rating:80

Introduced with much fanfare last summer as Sony’s first foray into the sub-professional market, how will the 10-megapixel Alpha 100 fare in comparison with the newer models? The Alpha 100 is more plastic bodied than all but the 400D – so opt...

Fast and responsive, user friendly despite the level of sophistication on offer, capable of some stunning results with the right lens attached.
Disappointing plastic construction, basic price is body only.

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techradar.com

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2011-07-31 07:19:30

Average rating:80

Sonys first digital SLR looks like one of the most exciting and innovative newcomers to arrive on the scene for some time. With ten-million pixels, built-in anti-shake and 20 new lenses on the way, Sony has hit the ground running.Behind the scenes, th...

Well-built and sturdy, Anti-shake system...
Surprisingly noisy, Not much of a leap over other 6Mp cameras...
Sonys first digital SLR looks like one of the most exciting and innovative newcomers to arrive on the scene for some time. With ten-million pixels, built-in anti-shake and 20 new lenses on the way, Sony has hit the ground running.Behind the scenes, th...

computerarts.co.uk

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2011-07-31 07:19:30

Average rating:0

Alpha 100 Sony’s Alpha 100 ups the stakes in the digital SLR market Sony’s Alpha 100 is the first ten-megapixel digital SLR available for under £1,000 and, even after the announcement of the Nikon D80 and Canon EOS 400D, it’s still the...

digitalartsonline.co.uk

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2011-07-31 07:19:57

Average rating:80

The Alpha 100 is Sony’s first digital SLR. It’s the first effort from the company since it acquired assets and facilities from Konica Minolta’s photographic business, and the 10.2mp camera reflects the collaboration between the two compa...

T3.com

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2011-07-31 07:20:07

Average rating:100

If youre in the market for a budget digital SLR, this is probably the place to start. In a market full of six- and eight-megapixel models, its equipped with a 10.2-meg sensor. That means big, A3-size prints, but its the other features on board tha...

High resolution, Anti-shake, Info rotates on screen as you move the camera...
Some dust on images, Lower quality images than some rivals at high sensitivities...
Sonys debut digi-SLR is a high-resolution, shake-resistant bargain.

pocket-lint.com

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2011-07-31 07:20:21

Average rating:90

It’s simple to use, offers high-resolution images and has plenty of handy kit built in. And while it feels, well, a tad clunky it’s an excellent bit of kit well worth a look...

Excellent level of specification for price, complete camera system already in place, great image quality, Super Steady Shot, Anti Dust system, Eye Start, battery life, D-Range Optimiser, good ergonomics...
Noise reduction reduces fine detail, LCD screen lacks punch...
It’s simple to use, offers high-resolution images and has plenty of handy kit built in. And while it feels, well, a tad clunky it’s an excellent bit of kit well worth a look...

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alphr.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 07:20:28

Average rating:83

Not flawless, but Sonys debut DSLR impresses with a 10.2-megapixel resolution and built-in anti-shake Sony may be one of the biggest names in digital cameras, but its so far avoided digital SLRs. Recognising this expanding market but lacking the app...

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pcauthority.com.au

Updated:
2011-11-06 02:30:35

Average rating:67

When we first looked at the A100, it cost $1749, and even at that price it was good value. Now, a year later, it’s dropped to $1157 and that includes the 18-70mm lens. It may only offer a little more magnification than the 18-55mm lenses with th...

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goodgearguide.com.au

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2011-11-06 02:30:37

Average rating:60

While it has a comfortable, solid design and performed quite well in most of our imaging tests, the default lens is a big let down.

Sharp pictures, Nice design, Relatively cheap...
Default lens causes bad chromatic aberration, Noise doesn’t scale all that well, Noisy motor The Final Word While it has a comfortable, solid design and performed quite well in most of our imaging tests, the default lens is a big let down.
While it has a comfortable, solid design and performed quite well in most of our imaging tests, the default lens is a big let down.

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pcauthority.com.au

Updated:
2011-11-06 02:30:37

Average rating:83

Not flawless, but Sony?s debut DSLR impresses with a 10.2-megapixel resolution and built-in anti-shake....

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dpexpert.com.au

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2011-11-06 02:30:37

Average rating:0

The Sony DSLR-A100 is a 10.2 megapixel single lens reflex digital camera, evolved from the Konica Minolta DSLR technology acquired by Sony last year. The KM heritage is evident in the fact that Minolta auto-focus lenses will work with the Sony. Constr...

The image stabilisation is achieved in the camera body rather than in the lens which means that supplementary lenses may be cheaper and even the legacy Minolta lenses benefit from the vibration reduction.
The kit lens is not up to the quality of the camera body. We would be looking seriously at buying the Sony body and the Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T 18–80 zoom.
The Sony A100 feels just right in the hand, is very responsive and is intuitive to use. Anyone with Konica Minolta auto-focus lenses in their bag should look seriously at the Sony, it is a fine product of the marriage of the two companies.

smarthouse.com.au

Updated:
2011-11-06 02:30:38

Average rating:80

The new Sony Digital SLR Camera is set to upset the camera market with Sony now having the product that could take them to #1 in the SLR market. Sony want to dominate in the Digital SLR market and rather than go it alone in developing new lenses and o...

gadgetguy.com.au

Updated:
2011-11-06 02:30:39

Average rating:80

There can be no doubt that the A100 is a highly capable machine. It is a compact, well-built DSLR with a comprehensive feature set for its price. The similarities between the A100 and its KM ancestors are by no stretch a bad thing, and they should help...

Very high image quality. Unlimited continuous shooting in JPEG mode. Very fast CF throughput. Great battery life.
Noise levels at ISO 800 and above. Proprietary hot-shoe design. Some users will not like the camera?s ?plasticky? feel. No option of a vertical grip.
There can be no doubt that the A100 is a highly capable machine. It is a compact, well-built DSLR with a comprehensive feature set for its price. The similarities between the A100 and its KM ancestors are by no stretch a bad thing, and they should help...

stuff.tv

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2014-03-20 02:37:20

Average rating:100

Sony’s new Alpha 700 may be hogging the spotlight but 2006’s ‘entry-level’ Alpha 100 has tumbled in price and is now looking spectacularly good value next to its main rivals, the Nikon D40x and Canon EOS 400D. Paper tigerOn paper...

Great handling, excellent pics, Super Steady Shot...
So-so lens kit, lens prices, clunky shutter noise...
Easy to use but still feature packed. Great value for beginners and cash-strapped semi-pros alike...

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thestar.com.my

Updated:
2016-12-29 06:46:48

Average rating:0

Sony targets the big boys CHRIS CHONG goes bird watching with Sonys new DSLR. Thanks to Sonys acquisition of Konica Minoltas DSLR camera technologies earlier this year, the A100 has inherited the best traits from an experienced hand. The most obvi...

Good ergonomics, excellent resolution, effective in-camera image stabilisation; good battery life; big viewfinder.
Some minor control layout issues; autoexposure very biased towards underexposure; autofocus could be better; feels very plastic.
In the end, the A100 is a solid first effort by Sony in the DSLR market. Truth be told, the faults Ive pointed out in this review are pretty minor. My only serious gripe was that Sony didnt come out with a pro or semi-pro DSLR first, but it probably...

fhm.com.ph

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2016-12-29 06:46:48

Average rating:0

This light and compact 10.2-megapixel D-SLR camera boasts of anti-dust features for spot-free photos. And with its high speed DDR-SDRAM, it's easier to be trigger-happy as it's capable of capturing 750 photos in one charge and 3 frames per second continuo...

photo.net

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2011-07-31 07:19:11

Average rating:0

The Sony Alpha A100 is Sonys entry-level digital SLR, competing with the Canon EOS Digital Rebel and Nikon D40x. Its an evolution of the Minolta DSLR line, which Konica-Minolta transferred to Sony in March of 2006. The A100 was introduced in June 20...

The Sony A100 is competitive in performance with the cheapest Canon and Nikon bodies. The Sony system of lenses and accessories is smaller than Pentaxs and much smaller than Canons and Nikons. The A100s main advantage over similar priced bodies fro...

bobatkins.com

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2011-07-31 07:19:13

Average rating:0

I recently had the opportunity to shoot with the Sony Alpha A100 DSLR for a few days. Id previously previewed the Sony A100 (see Sony A100 Preview), so I wont go into great detail about specifications, control layout etc. which were covered in th...

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pcworld.com_techhive.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 07:19:15

Average rating:78

Sonys first digital SLR is a solid, full-featured performer.

Very good image quality, Good lens selection...
Lenses are expensive, Sensorbased stabilization not optimal...
Sonys first digital SLR is a solid, full-featured performer.

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stuff.tv

Updated:
2011-07-31 07:19:17

Average rating:100

Sony’s new Alpha 700 may be hogging the spotlight but 2006’s ‘entry-level’ Alpha 100 has tumbled in price and is now looking spectacularly good value next to its main rivals, the Nikon D40x and Canon EOS 400D. Paper tigerOn paper...

Great handling, excellent pics, Super Steady Shot...
So-so lens kit, lens prices, clunky shutter noise...
Easy to use but still feature packed. Great value for beginners and cash-strapped semi-pros alike...

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Laptopmag.com

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2011-07-31 07:19:19

Average rating:60

Sonys first DSLR melds comfort and functionality to make an impressive debut.

For its first digital SLR, Sony took the best of what it inherited from its acquisition of Konica Minolta and added some new features that have made its competitors sit up and take notice. From the “something borrowed” category, the Sony A100...

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best4reviews.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 07:19:22

Average rating:83

The Alpha 100 is an ‘entry-level’ D-SLR from Sony (and so far its only one) based on tried and tested Konica Minolta (KM) Dynax DSLR technology - chiefly its CCD-shift Anti Shake system and the Dynax lens mount. This was technology Sony bought prior to...

Excellent level of specification for price, complete camera system already in place (courtesy of defunct Konica Minolta), great image quality, Super Steady Shot, Anti Dust system, Eye Start, good battery life, D-Range Optimiser, pleasant ergonomics.
Noise reduction reduces fine detail, while LCD screen lacks punch.
Almost a year after its initial launch, this is still a stunning camera, perfect for its target audience, enthusiasts on a tighter budget or anyone trading up (or across from film). It is quite simply a corking bit of kit and well worth seriously ponde...

tech2.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 07:19:24

Average rating:80

After Sony bought over some major divisions of Konica Minolta, everyone knew that something new would turn up from there. Sure enough, around a year later, Sony launched the Alpha A100, its first DSLR, along with a range of lenses.The biggest selling...

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Neocamera.com

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2011-07-31 07:19:26

Average rating:80

Review Introduction The Sony Alpha A100 was the first 10 megapixels digital SLR to sell below $1000 USD. Brought to market by Sony using a sensor first seen on the Nikon D200 and a legacy of technology and optics acquired from Konica-Minolta, the laun...

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Dcviews.com

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2011-07-31 07:19:28

Average rating:0

Seeing that this is Sonys first step into the digital SLR market, albeit with the help of Konica/Minolta technology, the Sony A100 is an excellent camera for those wanting to try their hands at DSLR photography. Of course if you already own Konica/Mi...

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macworld.com

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2011-07-31 07:19:31

Average rating:70

SummaryPros: Small size; full featured; very good image quality under most conditions; good lens selection; sensor-based stabilization. Cons: Sensor-based stabilization is inferior to lens-based stabilization; lenses are expensive; autofocus mechanism...

Small size; full featured; very good image quality under most conditions; good lens selection; sensor-based stabilization.
Sensor-based stabilization is inferior to lens-based stabilization; lenses are expensive; autofocus mechanism is noisy; images look noisy from ISO 800-1600.
The Sony Alpha DSLR-A100K is a very good camera, albeit a little pricey. While it feels clunkier than its competitors, it delivers very good image quality and a full feature set, as well as some nice extras such as image stabilization. While Sony has r...

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maclife.com

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2011-07-31 07:19:34

Average rating:80

Sonys hoping to get a piece of the growing SLR pie with the new Alpha A100K. The Alpha DSLR-A100K is the first of a new line of Sony digital SLR cameras, and this 10.2-megapixel powerhouse is an in-your-face challenge to the SLR old boys club of C...

Great ergonomics. Easy to learn. Fine images. Built-in antishake preserves image sharpness at slow shutter speeds.
Flash must be raised manually. Mechanically noisier than others in its class. No Mac image browser included.
When Konica-Minolta decided to ditch its camera business, you could just hear its Maxxum 5D echoing a Brando-esque, "I coulda been a contenda!" With Sony now at ringside, the rejuvenated A100 definitely has a shot at the title...

Megapixel.net

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2011-07-31 07:19:36

Average rating:89

The shell of the Alpha 100 is entirely made of lightly textured black polycarbonate over a metal frame, and the only area covered by a non-slip surface is the front-facing part of the grip, which provides a reasonably secure hold on the camera. In the...

Excellent image quality up to 400 ISO, particularly when with RAW format, Good 40segment metering, Colour modes, Effecitve Super Steady Shot stabilizer, Function Dial quick and efficient, Dynamic range optimization, Antidust system, Unlimited JPEG Fine...
Control Dial placed too close and in front of the shutter release, Somewhat slow and noisy autofocus, Depth of Field Preview button placed too far down to be practical, Manually opened flash, Lightduty construction...
The Sony Alpha 100 (aka DSLR-A100) is the first digital single lens reflex produced by Sony, and is the result of the companys acquisition of the digital imaging division of Konica Minolta; explaining the family resemblance between the Alpha 100 and t...

whatdigitalcamera.com

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2011-07-31 07:19:39

Average rating:0

Sony is the major supplier of CCDs to the DSLR market and the 10 megapixel sensor is the same one that is used in the Nikon D200. Sonys Super SteadyShot, which we previously knew as Konica Minolta’s AntiShake CCD. This image-stabilisation system mov...

star-techcentral.com

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2011-07-31 07:19:42

Average rating:0

Sony targets the big boys CHRIS CHONG goes bird watching with Sonys new DSLR. Thanks to Sonys acquisition of Konica Minoltas DSLR camera technologies earlier this year, the A100 has inherited the best traits from an experienced hand. The most obvi...

Good ergonomics, excellent resolution, effective in-camera image stabilisation; good battery life; big viewfinder.
Some minor control layout issues; autoexposure very biased towards underexposure; autofocus could be better; feels very plastic.
In the end, the A100 is a solid first effort by Sony in the DSLR market. Truth be told, the faults Ive pointed out in this review are pretty minor. My only serious gripe was that Sony didnt come out with a pro or semi-pro DSLR first, but it probably...

digitalcamerainfo.com

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2011-07-31 07:19:45

Average rating:0

With the release of the Sony α (alpha) DSLR-A100, the biggest name in consumer electronics has entered the booming DSLR market. The 10.2-megapixel DSLR has a dust control system and sells with a kit lens for $850, making it very competitive in its c...

Built-in Super SteadyShot stabilization Effective dust control Aggressive pricing Convenient Dynamic Range system Good control display and menu organization...
Parameters dial is slow and clunky Plastic construction Video port is inside media compartment 1/4-second shutter lag Inconvenient manual controls...
The Sony α (alpha) A100 is a good value for users who want stabilization, dust control and 10 megapixels, but dont mind a clunky interface and slow operation. Its a snapshot camera with some very appealing bells and whistles, and it will be a very g...

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ixbtlabs.com

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2011-07-31 07:19:48

Average rating:0

Sony started an immense advertising campaign in Summer 2006 to promote its new product - Sony Alpha DSLR-A100. So much pathos: remember the slogan about the birth of a supernova? Posters depicting an explosion or an eclipse hypercharged the boom around...

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shutterbug.com

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2011-07-31 07:19:52

Average rating:0

The A100 sports relatively few buttons. Many of the frequently-used features are selected by using the two large knobs on the camera’s “shoulders.” That reduces the need to access the electronic menu with its numerous options, multiple s...

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Howstuffworks.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 07:19:54

Average rating:80

Powerful digital cameras arent always easy to find. Manufacturers often trade top-of-the-line features for ultra-thin digital camera bodies and lower prices, aimed at drawing beginning photographers to their models.Sony is bucking that trend with its...

Extremely high resolution, handy image stabilization feature, very good response times, easy to use for high-end camera...
Large camera body, add-ons quickly push this model over $1,000, battery charging takes 3 hours...
Powerful digital cameras arent always easy to find. Manufacturers often trade top-of-the-line features for ultra-thin digital camera bodies and lower prices, aimed at drawing beginning photographers to their models.Sony is bucking that trend with its...

photographyreview.com

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2011-07-31 07:20:01

Average rating:0

Sony Alpha A100 Digital SLR Review by Photo-JohnThe Sony Alpha DSLR-A100 is Sonys first digital SLR. Its a 10-megapixel camera with built-in image stabilization, a full range of exposure modes and controls, Sonys new BIONZ processor, and it comes wi...

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photographyblog.com

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2011-07-31 07:20:04

Average rating:90

The Sony A100 is Sonys first foray into the digital SLR market. Born out of a collaboration with Konica Minolta (who have subsequently exited the camera business), the Sony A100 builds on the existing Maxxum/Dynax lens mount with the re-christened A...

Aiming a product at DSLR beginners, as much as existing Konica Minolta users, means ease of use and a stress-free transference of skill sets are required, and on those two counts the Sony A100 delivers. That start up time of just over a second, mere 3...

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gadgetnutz.com

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2011-07-31 07:20:07

Average rating:0

Photography for the past few years has had a series of drastic changes. 35mm has been replaced by digital as the primary medium for professionals and consumers alike. The fixed-lens point and shoot has given way to entry level Digital Single Lens Ref...

pcmag.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 07:20:10

Average rating:70

Sonys Alpha DSLR-A100 is the companys first attempt at bringing a digital SLR to market. This cameras design may look familiar, however—its almost identical to Konica Minoltas 6-megapixel D-SLR, the Maxxum 5D. As many photo enthusiasts know, Son...

Very good image quality. Sensor-based image stabilization.
Overpriced. Too noisy at high ISOs.
Borrowing its design from the Konica-Minolta 5D, Sonys first D-SLR may not be original or very affordable, but its nice image quality and robust feature set are promising...

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letsgodigital.org

Updated:
2011-07-31 07:20:15

Average rating:80

No one will be surprised that Sonys first digital SLR camera bears a strong resemblance to one of Konica Minoltas models. Sony took over the camera division of the illustrious brand and the two companies had been working together even before the take...

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thinkcamera.com

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2011-07-31 07:20:18

Average rating:90

The Sony Alpha 100 is one of the most eagerly anticipated cameras of the year. When Konica Minolta announced that they would no longer be selling DSLRs it seemed a bad day for the industry. Konica Minolta (and before them plain Minolta) hadnt really...

v3.co.uk

Updated:
2011-07-31 07:20:24

Average rating:100

After much hype, Sonys debut digital SLR is now available to buy...

cameralabs.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 07:20:33

Average rating:85

The Alpha DSLR-A100 marks Sonys debut into the digital SLR market and launches its new Alpha brand. Alpha was born from a collaboration announced back in July 2005 between Sony and Konica Minolta to jointly develop digital SLRs. Later in January 20...

Unique and effective built-in anti-shake system, High resolution 10 Megapixel sensor, 18-70mm kit lens longer than the usual 55mm, Screen information stays upright as body rotated...
Anti-dust system far from infallible, Relatively noisy at 800 ISO and above, Kit lens soft in corners when open at wide angle, Cant see effect of anti-shake while composing, Feels like an enhancement, not a new DSLR...
Sony Alpha DSLR-A100 verdict Theres no denying Sonys Alpha DSLR-A100 is an impressive camera for the money. Simply having 10.2 Megapixel resolution and built-in anti-camera-shake is enough to elevate it beyond most budget digital SLRs. Throw in a hi...

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Digitaltrends.com

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2011-07-31 07:20:39

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The Nikon D200 is the only other D-SLR with a 10.2MP imager and—in case you’re wondering—it is a Sony chip powering the camera.

10MP CCD Built-in image stabilization Fast response...
Not a production model Final marks on hold...
Sony has gone “all in” in the D-SLR poker game, quickly leaping into the ranks of the better Canon and Nikon models. Keep it in mind if you’re looking to spend $1,000 for a new camera. Remember this was a pre-production model and we&rsqu...

trustedreviews.com

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2011-07-31 07:20:42

Average rating:90

The announcement at the start of this year that Konica Minolta was pulling out of the camera business altogether came as a huge shock to most people in the camera industry and photographic press. Minolta has a pedigree dating back to 1873 and was one of t...

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dpreview.com

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2011-07-31 07:20:45

Average rating:85

In July 2005 Konica Minolta and Sony made an announcement that they were to jointly develop digital SLR cameras. This agreement hinted at shared technology between the two companies such as auto focus, metering and Anti-Shake coming from Konica Minolt...

Excellent resolution, plenty of detail although no leap over eight megapixels, Vibrant color response, similar hues to other digital SLRs, About a third of a stop more sensitive than indicated, Neutral tone response with soft roll-off in highlights, In-bo...
High sensitivity noise at ISO 800 and 1600, Occasional Multi-segment metering under-exposure, Long exposure noise reduction artifacts (black pitting, softness, posterization), Limited image parameter adjustment (only -2 to +2), LCD anti-reflective coating...
Sonys entrance to the digital SLR market comes thanks to their finial association with and later purchase of Konica Minoltas photo division. When you first use the A100 it clearly has more Konica Minolta DNA than Sony however their influence comes i...

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imaging-resource.com

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2011-07-31 07:20:48

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Sony DSLR-A100 Overview by Shawn Barnett and Stephanie Boozer...

High resolution sensor, loads of detail In-camera sharpening does a nice job of delivering crisp images with no sharpening artifacts Good color accuracy Very good image quality Built-in, body-based SteadyShot anti-shake system works well (about 2 f-sto...
Combination of Wide AF and Multi-Segment Metering produces exposure variations, particularly with high-contrast subjects Minor (~1/3 EV) random exposure variation may be associated with the kit lens Significant image noise at ISO 800 and 1600 Long-expo...
The strength of Sonys initial foray into the DSLR market is testimony to the wisdom shown by Sonys management in partnering with Konica-Minolta and eventually taking over their DSLR operations. By any measure, the Sony A100 delivers strong functional...

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steves-digicams.com

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2011-07-31 07:20:51

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The a (alpha) DSLR-A100 digital single lens reflex (D-SLR) camera is the first product to come from Sonys aquisition of Konica Minoltas D-SLR and technologies. The DSLR-A100 is based heavily on the Konica Minolta Maxxum 5D and incorporates a higher r...

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dcresource.com

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2011-07-31 07:20:53

Average rating:0

This review has been completed using a production-level DSLR-A100. All product photos have been reshot, and sample photos are from the production model. The Sony Alpha (α) DSLR-A100 is the first digital SLR for the Japanese consumer electronics gian...

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hardwarezone.com.sg

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2014-01-19 04:18:46

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The hottest buzz within the photography community right now is none other than of the latest DSLR cameras by Sony and Nikon, the A100 and D80 respectively. Right after we published the exclusive review of the Nikon D80, it became clear tha...