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Unlike an Alfa Romeo, the Sony A200 is one Alpha that won’t leave you cursing from the side of the M25 at rush hour. If you’re in the market for a budget digital SLR, then this is probably the place to start.Strutting into the cheapo-DSLR market with a...
The price. It's amazingly userfriendly too.
Noise creeping in at 800 ISO.
A capable, compact and fully-features SLR that's particularly handy for beginners. Word...
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practicalphotography.com Updated: 2011-10-04 08:00:32
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Sony’s latest D-SLR is the Alpha 200 – a slight upgrade on the Alpha 100, removing certain design niggles but without improving on resolution or image quality. Other changes on the Alpha 100 are that the AF is faster, the ISO range is wider and the LCD...
Video tips from PhotoAnswers.co.uk. Get the best out of your D-SLR or digital compact with our practical advice, tips and reviews, or learn tricks and tips to enhance your images with software including Photoshop. SpecificationWeight/size: 532g/131x99x...
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gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated: 2011-10-04 08:00:32
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The Sony Alpha A200 is a 10 megapixel digital SLR Camera from Sony. It features an APS technology that ensures a steady shot at all times. It can take three frames/ second on its continuous shooting mode. It has a 23.6 x 15.8 mm CCD sensor as well as a...
Take a pic of the Colosseum in Rome on most cameras under £300 and it'll look more like a high-rise in Croydon. Not so with the A200 - one of the most affordable DSLRs around. The 10-megapixel sensor and Sony's Super SteadyShot anti-shake sys...
Noise begins to creep into pictures at around 800 ISO, although a noise-reduction feature does go someway towards killing this, but at a slight cost to overall image sharpness. The only other blemish is a slightly plastic exterior, but build quality is ac...
Serious photographers will probably give this the swerve, but as far as entry-level digital SLRs go this Alpha dog cocks its leg at its competitors.Sony Alpha A200 is tagged with Sony and digital camera. Select a tag (Sony, for example) to find everyth...
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When Sony entered the DSLR market with its excellent Alpha A100, it was trying to bludgeon the established competition to death on value. The A200 continues that tradition with a combination of features and price that's little short of terrifying. The...
For a DSLR that does everything an amateur is ever likely to want, look no further...
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expertreviews.co.uk Updated: 2011-10-04 08:00:32
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When we first reviewed Sonys Alpha A200K in Whats New, Shopper 248, we were astounded that it cost less than £300. It undercut its rivals by over £100 without compromising on quality. The competition has been forced to slash its prices in respons...
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digicambuyer.co.uk Updated: 2011-10-04 08:00:32
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The fortunes of Sony DSLRs has been somewhat mixed of late. As one of the first manufacturers to break into the interchangeable lens market without film models to call on for inspiration, the debut batch was solid, if a little underwhelming. Now the...
Well built, Sharp images, Straightforward to use...
Noticeable colour cast, Annoying button layout, No Live View...
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That isn’t to say that the A200 is a basic camera – no sireee – but it has enough automatic and semi-automatic features to satisfy anyone new to digital SLR photography. Sonys Alpha 200: an 18-70mm lens is included Take the A200 out its...
This is an impressive camera that is ideal for anyone starting on the road to digital SLR photography. It’s got a fair spec and performs well, but it’s in the handling department that this camera really shines. It won’t confuse you with...
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The Sony A200 is the least expensive model in the companys digital SLR range, and replaces the A100, Sonys first digital SLR.The A100 was, in fact, a development of Konica Minoltas Dynax 5D, which Sony bought up when Konica Minolta decided to exit t...
Great value for money, Good LCD display, Plenty of features...
Feels cheap, Awkward handling, Poor quality lens...
The Sony A200 is the least expensive model in the companys digital SLR range, and replaces the A100, Sonys first digital SLR.The A100 was, in fact, a development of Konica Minoltas Dynax 5D, which Sony bought up when Konica Minolta decided to exit t...
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Photoradar.com Updated: 2011-10-04 08:00:32
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The Sony A200 is the least expensive model in the company's digital SLR range, and replaces the A100, Sony's first digital SLR.The A100 was, in fact, a development of Konica Minolta's Dynax 5D, which Sony bought up when Konica Minolta decided to exit t...
The Sony A200 is the least expensive model in the company's digital SLR range, and replaces the A100, Sony's first digital SLR.The A100 was, in fact, a development of Konica Minolta's Dynax 5D, which Sony bought up when Konica Minolta decided to exit t...
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shinyshiny.tv Updated: 2011-10-04 08:00:32
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Just the other day, Kat checked out the new D-SLR cameras from Sony, the A200 for beginners, the A350 and the A700. If youre a camera-luster, these are certainly worth checking out.
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digitalversus.com Updated: 2011-10-04 08:00:33
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The Alpha 200 is a new entry level reflex from Sony. Offered for a relatively low price, it has classic technical characteristics: a 10 MP sensor, optical stabilization (movement of the sensor), sensitivity up to 3200 ISO, and a pentamirror viewfinder...
Optical stabilization (movement of the sensor), Nice colors, Rapid and precise autofocus, Accurate and practical INFOlithium battery, Simple to use...
Noise control could have been better, A single dial on the front of the grip, Construction a bit light, No ultrasonic lenses in kit...
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When Sony entered the DSLR market with its excellent Alpha A100, it was trying to bludgeon the established competition to death on value. The A200 continues that tradition with a combination of features and price that’s little short of terrifying.The n...
For a DSLR that does everything an amateur is ever likely to want, with a terrifyingly cheap price tag, look no further...
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dpexpert.com.au Updated: 2011-11-06 01:41:12
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The camera with two lenses is sold as a kit. It has a 10mp sensor with in-body image stabilisation. There is automatic dust removal and the battery has exceptional capacity. The battery meter shows percentage of charge remaining. As part of its Minolt...
Auto white balance is good and auto exposure is consistently accurate. Control layout is good. On camera flash is above average. Compact Flash memory cards are used as well as Sony’s Memory Stick.
The lenses are disappointing. Focus is slow, noisy and haphazard. Contrast and sharpness are not as good as the competition. The longer lens has a stiff zoom mechanism and manual focus is not practicable on either lens because the control ring has no d...
This camera enters a hotly contested field where Pentax, Nikon, Olympus and Canon are the competitors. Nikon and Olympus provide the best budget optics and set the standard. The excellent Pentax K10D is advertised at $1100 with a modest Sigma lens, a t...
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With companies such as Pentax and Olympus ramping up their efforts in the entry-level SLR space, the market has never been more competitive, so Sony is doing its part to maintain the situation with the release of the Alpha A200. Replacing the first SLR...
Great interface, simple control layout, vibrant colours, strong noise performance...
Pictures are a little soft, some chromatic aberration The Final Word While its pictures are a little softer than those produced by some competing models, there is no denying the A200 is a great overall camera, with particular appeal to novice users who...
While its pictures are a little softer than those produced by some competing models, there is no denying the A200 is a great overall camera, with particular appeal to novice users who may be afraid to take the next step.
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Sonys new DSLR-A200 model replaces the A100 and is targeted at entry-level buyers, for whom it provides all the functions a keen photographer requires. Most of the features that were introduced with the A100 model are provided, including the 10.2-mega...
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Sony’s always trying to be different, take its own course, run against the tide. It’s refreshing. You know, except when it goes frustratingly, unnecessarily wrong. Anyone remember ATRAC?OK, we’ll stop being sensationalist – there&r...
Good range on kit lens. Excellent in-body IS. Dedicated ISO button...
Feels cheap. Poor viewfinder eye-relief. Grainy shots...
Cheap, but not really well rounded enough to offer good value for money...
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