Sony A55 Cons

Sony A55 looks very similar to other digital SLR cameras but it is actually a little different from them. Despite the similarity in looks and build, the Sony A55 is of the digital SLT type. This model utilizes a mirror which stays in place during an exposure. While it may not perform as well as other digital SLR cameras in low light conditions, it more than makes up to it by including a lot of more-than-decent features. Most of the digital SLRS at this price point can't even compare to the features included in this digital SLT model. This model can be a little smaller compared to the other digital SLRs that we are all used to seeing. However, its size and simplicity doesn’t necessarily mean that it can't compete with all the other digital SLR cameras out there. Here are some features that make the Sony A55 worth the dough.

 

People who are not familiar with the other complicated features of SLRs and SLTs usually prefer cameras that have a megapixel sensor. Sony A55 sports a 16.2 megapixel sensor so it can provide you with pictures of great quality. Keep in mind though that there are other aspects that can make a photo look better and clearer. The Sony A55 can also compete with other digital SLRs when it comes to the burst shooting department. The model can have up to 10 frames per second when burst shooting. This speed is more than other digital cameras at this price point can ever dream of.

 

If you love recording videos and you want them all to be in HD, you can never go wrong with Sony A55. It can record 1080i HD movies paired with an ultra fast auto-focus function while shooting. It also has a 3 inch free-angle LCD display. All in all, you will be getting a lot of value for money if you decide to go with this model.