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| Sony Alpha 350 - a Creative Review; by David Kilpatrick | |
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| ChaoxAngel | Jun 18 2008, 11:11 AM Post #1 |
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Review of a350 by DK @ PhotoclubAlpha: http://www.photoclubalpha.com/2008/06/12/sony-alpha-350-a-creative-review/ DK says in conclusion: "If you benchmark it against the expectations of shooters who look to power grips, fast burst rates, fast/long lenses, and high ISO settings to capture the things they are interested in (sports, family indoors, school events, garden wildlife, parties, concert gigs, amateur dramatics, hunting without guns) it fails. But it you once were creative in the darkroom; if you use your camera the way you might use paints and brush; if you work with colour, texture, light, found subjects, moods, shapes, spaces, tone, tripods… if you used to enjoy trying rollfilm in a TLR or experimenting with half-frame… the Alpha 350 could be the DSLR which makes you appreciate digital most." I Agree whole heartedly. To me, the a350 has a very nice grain structure, and Indeed, as a person who likes film grain - the camera's becoming more appealing to me - I have to repeatedly add film grain with a plug-in in PS, and this camera certainly has character. The A350 is a cheap and powerful companion to the creative photographer, and currently, no other camera in her price range can match up in terms of LV shooting rate, LV Battery Stamina, image size and resolution. |
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