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Jan 12, 2009
Good like first DSLR
1 of 1 found this helpful Hi All! I want to tell you a few words about this camera. I bought it for about 1 year ago. It's nice cause now the price for it $400. It's real DSLR. You have to understand, that sensor in A200 more sensitive than in A100, it's mean less noise. I took a few pictures from Nikon D60 and from Sony A200 with similar lenses, ISO, F and I know now, that more noise in Nikon! It's paradox, but D60 more expensive and it's Nikon. So I rate Sony A200 with Excellent, cause it's best DSLR camera for you if you want to start taking pictures professional. If you want to spend less money it's for you, if you have a lot of money, you have to buy Nikon D300 or Canon 5D, but the price will be not $400. And about lens. Kit Lens in Alpha very bad. You have to buy UltraZoom like Tamron 18-250 or something like 18-50 with f2.8 and your pictures will be great. Anyway for this price Sony A200 is an excellent probuct
Jul 04, 2008
Great camera for a good price
5 of 5 found this helpful Onto noise, Nikon's approach, as it always has been, is to use more chroma noise reduction and leave as much luminance (detail) information intact as possible. This does lead to more visible 'grain' in images at higher sensitivities than some other cameras but because this is monochromatic in appearance it is less digital-like, more reminiscent of film grain. Thankfully also if you prefer you can control the amount of noise reduction applied (although this appears to control luminance NR). To be fair the D80 does not perform as well as the EOS 400D (Digital Rebel XTi) at ISO 800 or 1600 but the differences are much less than they ever used to be, Nikon is closing the gap.
The last issue is price, or value for money. In my opinion, its customization, performance, build quality, comfort and design are worth the price difference between it and the competition. Having said that Nikon may struggle 'in stores' to fight Canon's (aggressively priced) EOS 400D ($200 is quite a big difference). If you're a more discerning photographer who can see the advantages offered by the 'all round' D80 you may well consider the extra money well spent.
Nov 22, 2016
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