Sony Alpha A35

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Whatdigitalcamera reviews the Sony Alpha A35 and writes;
“The body is sturdy and well laid out, the camera’s functionality highly impressive for the low price range and the image quality excellent.”
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Techradar reviews the Sony Alpha A35 and writes;
“In terms of performance, the SLT-A35 is highly responsive, while image quality – whether you’re shooting JPEGs and/or RAW files – is equally as impressive… it’s an excellent potential choice for amateur photographers and as such comes highly recommended. “
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Photographyblog reviews the Sony Alpha A35 and writes;
“The area that we’re most impressed with is the noise performance. It’s a pet peeve so we were gushing over the higher ISO settings which showed little or no noise at all. The EXMOR sensor gives punchy primary colours but not so much that they look unrealistic.”
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CNET reviews the Sony Alpha A35 and writes;
“Colours were as good in movies as they were in stills, and the focus just as sharp. The mics did an excellent job of picking up subtle background noise, and the auto exposure provided super-smooth compensation as we changed the level of light entering the lens by tilting the camera within the filmed scene.”
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Trustedreviews reviews the Sony Alpha A35 and writes;
“Noise control is similarly very good. From ISO 100 to ISO 400 images are sharp, detailed and free of noise as might be expected, however it’s in the mid- to high settings of ISO 800 to ISO 3200 that the A35 really impresses with noise again kept to a minimum, and without any noticeable softening of detail either.”
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Ephotozine reviews the Sony Alpha A35 and writes;
“Focusing and continuous shooting are very good. 7fps. with continuous focusing on the tele-zoom setting (8.4mp) cropped (1.4x), or 5.5fps full size images. Switch on time is excellent. Shot to shot is good, although slower with flash.”
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Pocket-lint reviews the Sony Alpha A35 and writes;
“Indeed the A35 is a solid performing budget camera that produces fantastic images and holds its own against the DSLR market. In fact it often betters it.”
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Macworld reviews the Sony Alpha A35 and writes;
“Using the kit lens, the a35 also scored well in terms of sharpness and [lack of] distortion, with word scores of Very Good for both categories.”
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Goodgearguide reviews the Sony Alpha A35 and writes;
“The built-in image stabilisation, which floats the camera’s sensor to eliminate any hand shake or vibration from pressing the shutter button, works effectively.”
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Imaging-resource reviews the Sony Alpha A35 and writes;
“Continuous mode speeds were excellent compared to most consumer SLRs, at about 5.5 frames per second for large/fine JPEGs, 5.6 frames per second for RAW, and 5.4 frames per second for RAW + large/fine JPEGs.”
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