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Ist nach Monaten endlich online, incklusive conclusion, die sehr positiv ausfällt: http://www.steves-digicams.com/2006_reviews/alpha100_pg6.html
[FONT=arial,helvetica]The amateur dSLR market is very competitive, and it would be safe to say that Sony faces stiff competition. But with Sony's aggressive A100 pricing (street of under-$700 body only, under $900 with both 18-70mm and 75-300mm kit lenses at the time of this review), it's Canon and Nikon who will be feeling the heat. Pricing aside, the A100's 10.2-megapixels of resolution, robust shooting performance, excellent image quality and unique combination of Super Steady Shot image stabilization and anti-dust technology make it a very worthy competitor. The A100 is clearly the right choice for photographers upgrading from Minolta film cameras or dSLRs, and makes a compelling case for itself to first time SLR users who have no inventory of interchangable lenses that need a compatible body.[/FONT]
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[FONT=arial,helvetica]For many, Sony's Super Steady Shot feature will be a tie-breaker. Amateur dSLRs are generally outfitted with inexpensive amateur lenses having relatively small apertures and no image stabilization; the A100's Super Steady Shot feature allows you to enjoy low light hand-held shooting with every lens in your kit, while the competition requires the purchase of relatively expensive image stabilized lenses for equivalent low light shooting.[/FONT]
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[FONT=arial,helvetica]With the introduction of the A100, Sony has clearly established itself as a quality producer amateur dSLRs and erased any doubts about its commitment to the dSLR marketplace.[/FONT]