Sony a (alpha) DSLR-A380L

Sony a (alpha) DSLR-A200K

I have recently purchased the Sony DSLR A200K and it is my first DSLR camera. I am currently studying for a degree in Fine Art and wanted to begin including photography in my work. I looked at several cameras and reviews to find out which would be best within my budget. So I took a gamble and bought the Sony. It was definitely the best decision! This camera has been fantastic to use ever since getting it out of the box. It has a clear and easy-to-follow manual and all of the functions on the camera can be used with absolute ease. I am so pleased with this camera and think it is the perfect camera to ease me into photography. As mentioned before, it is incredibly easy to ...

Sony a (alpha) DSLR-A200K

I have recently purchased the Sony DSLR A200K and it is my first DSLR camera. I am currently studying for a degree in Fine Art and wanted to begin including photography in my work. I looked at several cameras and reviews to find out which would be best within my budget. So I took a gamble and bought the Sony. It was definitely the best decision! This camera has been fantastic to use ever since getting it out of the box. It has a clear and easy-to-follow manual and all of the functions on the camera can be used with absolute ease. I am so pleased with this camera and think it is the perfect camera to ease me into photography. As mentioned before, it is incredibly easy to ...

Sony a (alpha) DSLR-A200K

I purchased this camera after much research, my only other foray with an SLR format camera being a Canon T80. The Sony was to be a next step up from my bridge-style Fuji S5700. Build quality is better than I was expecting for a sub-£300 camera, and the controls are well laid-out, and the body well-balanced when fitted with the supplied lens. My first thought was "what do you get in the box?". Well, just the camera body, a zoom lens, charger, battery, USB cable & neckstrap (oh, and a curious little device to drop over the eye piece to prevent stray light entering the camera when shooting self-portraits). Like most pro/semi-pro dSLR cameras, the Sony A 200 ...

Sony a (alpha) DSLR-A200K

I purchased this camera after much research, my only other foray with an SLR format camera being a Canon T80. The Sony was to be a next step up from my bridge-style Fuji S5700. Build quality is better than I was expecting for a sub-£300 camera, and the controls are well laid-out, and the body well-balanced when fitted with the supplied lens. My first thought was "what do you get in the box?". Well, just the camera body, a zoom lens, charger, battery, USB cable & neckstrap (oh, and a curious little device to drop over the eye piece to prevent stray light entering the camera when shooting self-portraits). Like most pro/semi-pro dSLR cameras, the Sony A 200 ...

Sony a (alpha) DSLR-A350

in the photography world had expected to happen a long time ago and a lot had feared the day it did happen too. The reason many photographers feared Sony entering the DSLR market is simply that it would be hard not to get drawn into what they had to offer but they feared that Sony might find the market too challenging and bale out leaving many photographers with cameras that they could not upgrade and would struggle to find lenses and accessories for. When buying a point and shoot camera you are spending in the region of between 100 and 200 pounds for a top of the range model, whilst when purchasing a DSLR camera you could be looking at spending twice or three times ...

Sony a (alpha) DSLR-A350

in the photography world had expected to happen a long time ago and a lot had feared the day it did happen too. The reason many photographers feared Sony entering the DSLR market is simply that it would be hard not to get drawn into what they had to offer but they feared that Sony might find the market too challenging and bale out leaving many photographers with cameras that they could not upgrade and would struggle to find lenses and accessories for. When buying a point and shoot camera you are spending in the region of between 100 and 200 pounds for a top of the range model, whilst when purchasing a DSLR camera you could be looking at spending twice or three times ...