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Sony has a number of different lines of DSLRs. They make one of the cheapest consumer -level DSLRs, but they also make some incredibly nice professionally DSLRs. Their cameras are extremely nice, have great picture quality, and lots of features. Sony also currently makes one of the only DSLRs in a compact body size. Their α NEX line of cameras has interchangeable lenses and DSLR quality, but in a tiny body. It is a stylish way to take great pictures without lugging a huge camera everywhere. Their larger, professional DSLRs are great cameras though. A Sony DSLR is a great choice for anyone who wants a superb camera.
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The golden glow of sunset quickly fading to blue-violet twilight. A base runner sliding into home engulfed by a cloud of dust. Sony's DSLR-A390 delivers the blazing-fast SLR performance you need to capture fast-moving subjects, and keep up with rapidly changing shooting environments. You also get richly detailed 14.2-megapixel images. That kind of resolution lets you make big, razor-sharp prints t— even when you crop out and enlarge key sections of your pictures. The supplied 18-55mm Sony zoom lens gives you versatile all-around performance for everyday use. And you can add optional wide-angle, closeup, or long-range telephoto lenses to optimize the 'A390 for different shooting situations.
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 Minolta and sensors, electronics and batteries from Sony. Some six months later Konica Minolta dropped a bomb on the camera market by announcing that they were withdrawing from the camera business and had transferred certain camera assets including the Maxxum/Dynax lens mount and related SLR technologies to Sony.
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