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Manufacturer: Sony
Sensor type: CCD, 10.2 megapixels
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The Sony Alpha A230 was introduced on May 17th, 2009 to replace the Alpha A200. In addition to restyling, Sony put substantial work into the cameras' image processing engines.
Construction
The α230 camera is the lightest, most compact alpha DSLR camera body ever at 15.9 ounces. With SteadyShot INSIDE™ in-camera image stabilization is built into each camera body, so every α-mount lens benefits from the ability to minimize blur due to camera shake.
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| with Auto Rikenon 55mm f2.8 prime lens on adapter, Sony SAM 18-55mm lens, Vivitar 2x tele-converter, Minolta 70-210mm Minolta AF zoom, and Minolta 28-80mm AF zoom image by Brian Eager (Image rights) |
Links
- Sony launches Alpha 230, Alpha 330 and Alpha 380 on dpreview.com
