Testseek.com have collected 79 expert reviews of the Sony Alpha A900 and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sony Alpha A900.
November 2008
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79 Reviews
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Abstract: The Sony Alpha 900 has a staggering 24.6Mp sensor and has the accolade of offering the largest resolution of any full-frame D-SLR – even beating the £5000 24.5Mp Nikon D3X – quite a feat, especially when you consider the relatively low price. The ISO r...
Well done Sony. The firm’s first pro-spec DSLR has the image quality and resolution to match the very best DSLRs from the established brands and at a competitive price. True, it can’t match the high ISO performance or shadow detail smoothness of the Ni...
The Sony Alpha A900 is a late entrant to the DSLR market but it's wasted no time in making its mark.It has three APS-C sized DSLRs straddling the low-end to enthusiasts market, and now its fullframe A900 goes head-to-head against pro models from Nikon ...
The resolution wars are officially over – and Sony has won. The A900 has the most pixels of any SLR camera on the planet (this week, at least) and certainly knows how to use them. Image quality is top notch for daytime shooting, and there more than...
Cheer up, Sony! You’d hardly think the same company that cranks out fun-loving PlayStations and razor-thin compacts could be responsible for this po-faced product. There’s no Live View, no movie mode and no face detection, and the chunky A900...
A serious tool for serious photographers with seriously large memory cards (and wallets to match). The biggest, certainly, but with the launch of Canon’s EOS 5D Mark II, perhaps not quite the best pro SLR out there.Sony Alpha 900 is tagged with Sony...
Abstract: Boasting the highest resolution available in the sub-$9,000 category, this rugged 24.6-megapixel DSLR ($3,100) has a large magnesium alloy body, moisture-resistant seals, three-inch LCD with 921,600 dots, plus some unique technology....
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Published: 2009-01-23, Author: Lori , review by: asia.cnet.com
High resolution; in-body image stabilization; nice viewfinder; great accessory system.
Cant lock focus-point selector; Intelligent Preview button much too easy to hit accidentally; some subpar aspects of performance; no Live View; loud mirror.
A good first try at a pro-level camera, the Sony Alpha DSLR-A900 has the high resolution but unfortunately lacks some of the performance and usability you would expect from a model in its price range.
Abstract: Die Alpha 900 und das Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* 2,8/24–70 mm bilden ein perfektes Paar – für das man zusammen rund 4.800 Euro auf den Tisch legen muss. Was dieses Dreamteam wirklich wert ist, haben unsere Leser erprobt.Fast hätte Martin Bredol alles b...
Bildstabilisator im Gehäuse integriert, guter Sucher, tolles Zubehörsystem, 24-Megapixel-Vollformat-Sensor, drei individuell belegbare Modus-Einstellungen
Fokus-Bereichwahl nicht fixierbar, störende Vorschautaste, enttäuschende Performance für die Preisklasse, kein Live-View-Modus, lauter Spiegel, langsamer Autofokus, niedrige Einzelbildgeschwindigkeit, deutliches Rauschen ab ISO 1600
Die hohe Auflösung ist atemberaubend, aber vieles an der A900 kann noch nicht so recht überzeugen....
