Sony A700 Review on Photo.net
Sony is improving their line of DSLR cameras with the addition of a number of bodies to their Alpha line, including the Sony Alpha A700. Bob Atkins, photographer and forum moderator on Photo.net, worked first-hand with the A700 to experience some of its enhanced functions and features as a step up from the Alpha A100.
"The Sony Alpha A700 is competitive in terms of price, performance and features with cameras such as the Canon EOS 40D, Pentax K20D, and the Nikon D80. The Sony system of lenses and accessories is smaller than Pentax's and much smaller than Canon's and Nikon's. The A700's main advantage over similar priced bodies from Canon and Nikon is the built-in image stabilization, though the Pentax K20D not only has body based stabilization and extensive weatherproofing, but also has a 14MP sensor, 2MP more than the Sony Alpha A700 and Nikon D300." -Bob Atkins
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"The Sony Alpha A700 is competitive in terms of price, performance and features with cameras such as the Canon EOS 40D, Pentax K20D, and the Nikon D80. The Sony system of lenses and accessories is smaller than Pentax's and much smaller than Canon's and Nikon's. The A700's main advantage over similar priced bodies from Canon and Nikon is the built-in image stabilization, though the Pentax K20D not only has body based stabilization and extensive weatherproofing, but also has a 14MP sensor, 2MP more than the Sony Alpha A700 and Nikon D300." -Bob Atkins
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