Sony a (alpha) DSLR-A200H

camera is compatible with Tamaron and Minolta lenses, which are just as great as Sony lenses, but not nearly as expensive. The digital screen is also a great plus for reviewing your pictures both during the photo shoot and for deciding which ones to keep and which ones to get rid of. The down side to this is that you cannot use it to take the actual picture. You have to physically look through the view finder, which is the case with most of these types of cameras. This is a great camera for someone trying SLR for the first time or for those SLR pros looking to go digital. I would also recommend getting a 70-300 lens to add to the versatility of this ...

Sony DSLR-A700

I'm not exactly the best photographer in the world. I've been interested in taking photos for years now and have struggled never knowing which camera to buy because of all the jargon used, ISO, WB, aperture; the list goes on. After using the fuji S9500 for the past 3 years I felt it was time to upgrade and so my next hunt for the right camera went ahead. Since I had used that camera I felt I was ready to upgrade to a proper DSLR camera and after being left dissatisfied with the colour reproduction I got from the fuji brand I decided to look elsewhere, this is when the Alpha 700 caught my eye. I'd say it took me about 4 months slowly researching all the specification ...

Sony DSLR-A700

and use in my business as a professional photographer. I own three high end DSLR bodies and the one I have chosen to review for you today is the Sony A700, this was the top of the line Sony DSLR until the recent release of the A900 and it is an expensive piece of kit but one that will produce not just great images but professional images if used correctly. It has many functions and settings and would no doubt be very confusing to a novice but if you have used a beginner level DSLR then you would or should be able to pick up how this camera works very quickly. In previous reviews of lower end DSLR`s I have made mention of how Sony are fairly new to the DSLR market but ...