Sony introduces their three new entry level on DSLRs. These are the A230, A330 and A380 in which they replace the Alpha 200, 300 and 350 respectively. The restyled DSLR camera offers new features such as smaller and lighter bodies, a more intuitive interface, support for SD/SDHC cards, HDMI output, and new lens and flash options but retain the underlying specification of the predecessor models. Now take a look at their highlights of the three cameras;
Alpha DSLR - A230
* 10.2 effective Megapixel CCD
* Alpha (α) lens mount supports both Minolta and Sony lenses, with a 1.5X focal length conversion ratio
* SteadyShot sensor-shift image stabilization gives you shake reduction on every lens
* Dust reduction system
* 2.7" LCD display with 230,400 pixels (does not have live view)
* Optical viewfinder has 0.83X magnification, 95% coverage
* 9-point autofocus system
* Auto and scene modes, plus full manual controls
* RAW, RAW+JPEG support
* Continuous shooting at 2.5 frames/second
* In-camera help system
* Dual memory card slots: Memory Stick Duo + SD/SDHC
* HDMI output
* Uses NP-FH50 lithium-ion battery; 510 shots per charge
* Ships in July for $550 with an 18 - 55 mm lens, or $750 with 18 - 55 mm and 55 - 200 mm lenses
Alpha DSLR-A330
* Tilting 2.7" LCD display (230,400 pixels), with a wider range of motion than on previous models
* Live view and super-fast autofocus thanks to a dedicated sensor in the viewfinder chamber
* Optical viewfinder is considerably smaller than the A230, with a 0.74X magnification; coverage is the same
* Continuous shooting rate of 2.5 fps with the viewfinder, and 2.0 fps with live view
* Same battery life with the viewfinder; live view battery life rated at 230 shots
* Priced at $650 with the 18-55 and $850 with the 18-55/55-200 combo
* A special brown-colored model will be available
Alpha DSLR-A380
* 14.2 effective Megapixel CCD
* Priced at $850 for the single lens kit, and $1050 for the dual lens kit
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