The Sony A900( features a 24.6 megapixels full frame CMOS sensor, a Dual BIONZ processor plus full frame SteadyShot Inside Image Stabilisation.
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retro review
I'm thinking of buying this camera now to replace my a77
Is this Ian's voice?
I have finally saved up for this camera
i wish sony still made DSLRs 🙁
Wow! Back in the old days! No Kai, no Lok, no Alamby, no Aska, no Rita!
NI think the hands man is the bloody producer
Sony is doing something right. I own A 550, A 850, and A 900 & I am happy with their performance. One good thing about them is the availability of lenses. I can use Minolta AF lenses (real glass & dirt cheap, made in Japan), Carl Zeiss lenses (when I afford), Sony lenses (not cheap), or reasonably priced independent maker's lenses. These three cameras cost me less than a used D4, or a new EOS 5D R. If one pays >3000-6000 for these 2 cameras & they will retain only 20% of their value in 5 years, then why bother (let rich ones buy them- go for a good used camera, you will never go wrong).
I don't know why I'm watching this video. I've been using this camera almost since it was released.
Woow. No Kai there!
Omg the days before Kai…. yawn!
360p! Oldskool days
I think it's probably theo, the other english speaking guy that don't get much screen time
I have an a900 and it's amazing but it was 3000 dollars witch is not amazing lol
thats not lok
Kai, where are you?
No, its Lok.
That's not Kai, that's Lok
its not "Sony Alpha a900"
A900 and A390 has the same A-Mount…
Well when it comes to Sony, all their DSLR and SLT has A-mount so you wouldnt have to worry
Sony NEX series is a different story though. NEX uses E-Mount
Mr.Handsman, if you shaving off your hands hair, you will turn become kai.
i am sure of it 🙂
@boilfacer Disagreement on issues is the nature of the Internet. There often is an opposite view regardless of the subject or the truth of the matter. I would not be the least surprised if there is a rebuttal from someone who claims film and old lenses is better than a digital sensor and a specially designed lens for a camera. As for Leica owners, you cannot tell them anything. They believe they have the best equipment and they will not listen to anyone who shows them otherwise.
@TomZentra I imagine some classic Zeiss and Leica M lens owners would disagree with you. While there is some evidence that older lens cannot resolve the current crop of 24MP sensors, I doubt in real world usage they would disappoint.
Besides, the lenses I were talking about were manufactured for digital SLR's. I will be using my Zeiss glass for years to come 🙂
@boilfacer Actually that's not true. Newer lenses are manufactured with better components and lens coatings. This makes them optimized for digital photography. The era of holding on to lenses forever and expecting them to perform as well as others 10 and more years into the future is no longer applicable with modern cameras.
@elr2141979 The A850 and A900 are great full-frame cameras. Sony will release new full-frame bodies next year. Cameras come and go, but great lenses last a life-time…
The 85mm is a great portrait lens. For a more general purpose lens, the Zeiss 24-70 is top-notch, as is the 16-35 for landscape, and on a full-frame provides some artistic distortion at the very wide end.
Canon, Nikon and Sony all have great full-frame offerings. The important thing is choosing the right glass.
@boilfacer i was going to ask about the lens i want to to get this camera and the lens.
@MrPlaystationboy Well maybe deep inside you wanted to give me a thumbs up, because you know this type of videos have more about PHOTOGRAPHY in them, then the attempt of online sitcom they have now… 😉
@onaradu sorry i accedently puted thumbs up for youre comment i meant to do thumbs down
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GIVE ME YOUR a900!! please? 🙂
(I chukin' wish I had money to buy a DSLR)
funky shutter sound!
Where's the British Accent?
I dont like it.
I liked this type of videos more, than the ones they do now.
oh, and btw… to those of you Nikon fanboys… guess who makes the D3X's sensor? It's practically the same sensor to Sony's a900, but Nikon had the sensor's specs slightly changed just so it isn't identical to Sony a900's sensor.
@drewyisation actually… they are NOT that new… remember, Sony came in to bank roll Minolta, that's been around a long time (ya know? the people that invented auto focus and wireless flash setups?)
Donno the a900 has a FX sensor and its cheaper, sooooo
I would still with nikon 😛
Look at that thing hoahaohaha! thats so ugly!
Nikon +1
Lol, use Nikon or Canon if you want to be taken seriously
wow it comes with an instruction manual, software cd and a neck strap… I'm impressed