- 10.2-megapixel APS-size CCD image sensor for ultra-fine detail
- Included SAL1855 18-55mm standard zoom lens
- SteadyShot INSIDE in-camera image stabilization; Eye-Start Autofocus
- 2.7-inch Clear Photo LCD Plus display
- Compatible with high-capacity Memory Stick PRO Duo, Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo and SD/SDHC media (sold separately)
Product DescriptionCapture your precious moments with improved clarity and reduced blur with the Sony a DSLR-A230L digital SLR camera. Brimming with features, the a A230 combines high-resolution 10. 2-megapixel, simple operation, high sensitivity (ISO 3200), and advanced noise reduction. Plus, Eye-Start Autofocus and pop-up flash help you shoot faster while SteadyShot INSIDE in-camera image stabilization works with virtually every lens. In addition to the on-screen Help Guide and convenient Creative style settings, the a A230L has a bright 2. 7″ LCD and comes with an 18-55mm standard zoom lens.
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Estimate: 1/5
This is my first dslr camera. I had the camera for about 2-3 weeks now for my photography class at my university. I have always trusted Sony’s brand and was basically raised on it.
It’s not a bad camera for beginners like me who are just taking a photography class out of a requirement or if you want to pick it up as a hobby with out spending an arm, leg, and other body parts. It has good crisp, clear images. I even managed to get a picture of one of my small flower buds as it was beginning to open up. It has a huge wide range of colors, easy to use, light weight which is nice because I have a long commute on public transit, basically everything you’re looking for in a camera.
CONS: I have bad eye sight. Lazy eye plus astigmatism in one of my eyes and astigmatism in the other. I own a Sony Cyber Shot which comes with the “live view” of being able to actually see what you are taking in the lcd screen. This camera does not have this feature. You have to look through the eye piece in order to see what you are about to take. And if you have bad eye sight like me, that is a pain in the butt, especially if you have no tripod on you and are trying to take a picture of something with the larger lenses, which yes this camera is lighter then most cameras but it gets pretty heavy with the larger lenses. I can’t stand the fact that it doesn’t have a LCD screen which you can see out of. Why do I have to pay $200 – $300 for basically the same camera just to be able to see through the LCD screen?
Honestly, I’m beginning to wish I got the Nikon D060 instead. The bundle is nice but not really worth it.
Rating: 3 / 5
Everything is great with this product and provider of services. It arrived on the date promissed in excellent condition. The camera does everything that I need and then some. The pictures are beautiful. I would recomend this item to anyone who is looking for an easy to use dslr that gives great results.
Rating: 5 / 5
I got the camera 2 weeks ago and so far I am very pleased. I am not a professional and I have always had a point-and-shoot cameras and this is my very first DSLR camera. For those who are looking for a DSLR camera on a budget this is a good choice! I can not afford a very expensive camera at this time, but this one is a good quality for the price you pay! Before I got it I read the revierws and I asked two professional photographers to look it up online and tell me what they think and both of them said “it is not bad at all” so I went ahead and got it. It is pretty easy to operate and I like the quality of the images and the overall appearance of the camera. I got an additional lense (70-300 mm) and I am very happy with this camera.
Pros: decent quality for a relatively low price, good start for those who are making a transition from point-and-shoot camera to a SLR camera, you may buy additional lenses, tripods and otehr equipment and take the pictures you want, the battery life is pretty long, has many functions and settings for those who preffer manual mode and for those who do not want to mess with the manual mode.
Cons: A230 one doesn’t have a life view and it takes some getting used to, the one that has a life view is more expensive. No video. It comes without a camera case, you you will need to get one.
Rating: 4 / 5
It’s my first DSLR camera, and before buying it, I was reading and looking on the internet for almost 4 months to buy the “perfect” camera (for me) to start my experience on DSLR. And after hundreds or reviews, specifications comparing with other DSLR from the same category (Canon XS, Nikon D300, Olympus E520) I think the a230 is the easiest to use and to start with. I’m not saying that the other DSLS are not better, the Canon and Nikon probably are, but honestly for my 1st touch with the DSLR, I guess this sony is from far the best camera (again, for me) according to its price. I was also going to get the Olympus E520 with 2 lenses, but I read a lot about it, and I found out that it has a major AF problem, and I didnt want to face that issue once I’m dealing with my 1st DSLR. The only “bad” thing about this camera is may be the miss of the live view option, but this is my “DSLR beginner/point and shoot old user” point of view, and I’m sure it’s going to changer, a lot!
Anyway, I totally do recommend this camera for a beginner DSLR user and especially for a low budget. 99% of the reviews i saw (easy to find, youtube : “sony a230 review”) are saying that according to it’s features, this Sony is the cheapest DSL camera ever.
Rating: 5 / 5