We have no reservations suggesting first-time DSLR buyers pick up the Sony alpha DSLR-A330...
Introduction
We hoped the new Olympus E-620 would give Canon and Nikon a modicum of competition in the cut-throat DSLR arena, but no such luck—the camera simply didn’t measure up. Another week, another new model, but this time Sony’s entering the ring. The company will be introducing a trio of new models soon and we got our hands on the middle child, a 10.2-megapixel edition with built-in sensor shift stabilization, a 2.7-inch moveable screen and a Live View we actually like using. The A330 has a nice price of $649, including a newly designed 3x 18-55mm lens. Now, will Canon and Nikon get some real competition? Let’s check it out…
by Jack Olsen on November 7, 2009:
“This camera gives very accurate, and sharp pictures, at the same time it's easy to use - which is also a benefit in various situations where a "quick draw" is necessary, and I especially like the eye start autofocus, which is a 9 point autofocus. There is...” More...