 Sony A 100 - Optical viewfinder
According to Steve Digicams: "Inside the viewfinder is a partial metering circle (spot), nine focusing points and the wide area focus frame marks. Along the bottom is a digital status line that displays flash compensation, flash ready, manual focus, auto exposure lock, shutter speed, aperture, exposure compensation / metered manual exposure indicator, anti shake indicator and continuous frames available. On the bottom right are five indicator bars that show graphically the amount of action being taken by the Super SteadyShot system to counteract camera movement."
Sony Alpha 100 review conclusion - Steves Digicams
Steve continues: "The high-performance AF system offers exceptional accuracy, with 9 separate AF sensors for wide-area coverage that gives you great flexibility in how you frame your subject. To exercise even more control, you can use the focus area selector switch on the back of the camera to choose any of the nine sensors as a spot-focusing target, the selected focus point will be indicated by a red mark superimposed on the image in the viewfinder." You want to learn more about the Sony digital SLR camera? Continue to read the Sony Alpha 100 review at Steve's Digicams!
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Sony Alpha 100 review at Steves Digicams : Our good friends at Steves Digicams have published their review of the new Sony Alpha 100 digital SLR camera. The Sony Alpha 100 incorporates a 10.2 Megapixel APS CCD image sensor and is expected to have the highest resolution available in its class. The Sony Alpha 100's CCD image sensor has an indium tin oxide coating to avoid static build-up so that dust does not readily adhere. The a (alpha) camera also features eye-start auto focus, which starts focusing your picture before you even press the shutter; a 2.5-inch LCD for wide-angle viewing and exceptional color reproduction; JPEG and RAW file format support; and a comfortable camera grip with easily-accessible function and mode dials.
