Difference between revisions of "Sony Alpha DSLR-A500"
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The '''Sony Alpha DSLR-A500''' belonged to the attempt of [[Sony]] to establish "middle-class" models in its [[Sony α system]]. The attempt failed since the engineers forgot the [[depth-of-field]] control button, a "must have" for any serious amateur [[SLR]] or [[DSLR]]. Thus on the one hand the camera became a star for [[HDR]] fans since it offered an [[HDR]]-mode to produce "high dynamic range" images. On the other hand it was like a properly made successor of the [[Sony Alpha DSLR-A300]], with highly light-sensitive 12 [[Megapixel]] [[CMOS]] image sensor instead of 10 MP [[CCD]] sensor. | The '''Sony Alpha DSLR-A500''' belonged to the attempt of [[Sony]] to establish "middle-class" models in its [[Sony α system]]. The attempt failed since the engineers forgot the [[depth-of-field]] control button, a "must have" for any serious amateur [[SLR]] or [[DSLR]]. Thus on the one hand the camera became a star for [[HDR]] fans since it offered an [[HDR]]-mode to produce "high dynamic range" images. On the other hand it was like a properly made successor of the [[Sony Alpha DSLR-A300]], with highly light-sensitive 12 [[Megapixel]] [[CMOS]] image sensor instead of 10 MP [[CCD]] sensor. | ||
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The Sony Alpha DSLR-A500 belonged to the attempt of Sony to establish "middle-class" models in its Sony α system. The attempt failed since the engineers forgot the depth-of-field control button, a "must have" for any serious amateur SLR or DSLR. Thus on the one hand the camera became a star for HDR fans since it offered an HDR-mode to produce "high dynamic range" images. On the other hand it was like a properly made successor of the Sony Alpha DSLR-A300, with highly light-sensitive 12 Megapixel CMOS image sensor instead of 10 MP CCD sensor.
