Summary: An overall assessment of the Sony A850 Digital SLR is that it is very good, even with the pros and cons.
Pros: Amazing- most affordable full-framed 24.6-megapixel digital SLR, Full-fledged- too many features to list, most of which enhance images, Durable- magnesium-allow body s...
Cons: Suffers- noisy images at high-ISO, slow shooting speeds
Summary: The Sony DSLR-A850 is the most affordable full-frame DSLR on the market. It's a no-nonsense photographers' camera that delivers excellent image quality at base ISO but...
Pros: Class-leading resolution (as long as your lenses are good enough), Very solid build quality, environmental sealing, Intuitive operation and uncluttered control and men...
Cons: Noise reduction settings applied to raw as well as JPEG files - cannot be 'turned off for raw but left on for JPEGs' (as is normal practice), Relatively high levels of...
Conclusion: Sony Alpha 850 advanced digital SLR camera Sony's introduction of the Sony A900 last year, managed to shake the renowned professional camera industry to its foundations.
Excerpt: Even in this era of rapidly plunging HDTV, Blu-ray disc player and game console prices, some devices remain very expensive. Case in point: full-frame DSLRs.
Pros: Great 24-megapixel images; intelligent Preview a real aid; built-in image sensor-shift stabilization; tweaks galore
Cons: Still expensive; noise at ISO 1250 and higher; poorly positioned preview button; no built-in flash; it's a must-have add-on; no Live View or HD video
Summary: Offering high performance at a relatively low price, the Sony Alpha DSLR-A850 is one of the cheapest ways to enter the world of full-frame photography.
Pros: Currently the cheapest 24.6-megapixel full-frame camera available, Stunning picture quality, Great viewfinder, Easy to operate
Cons: No video mode, No pop-up flash, Not everyone will need the high detail it offers
Summary: Sony's 24.6-megapixel pro-sumer 'full frame' DSLR offers many features of the company's flagship model for $1000 less.Sony's DSLR-A850 provides most of the features of
Pros: You want a solidly-built, competitively-priced DSLR camera with a weather-resistant body and professional-standard controls and functions., You want the advantages of ...
Cons: You already have several DT lenses you wish to use on a new camera body., You require a Live View shooting mode., You would like to shoot HD video clips with your DSLR...