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56 Reviews
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The ‘Shooting Function Menu' provides easy access to six main areas of camera set-up – the AF modes and point selection options, the metering modes, the ‘D-Range Optimiser' settings, the white balance presets and the ‘Creative Style' modes.There are a few...
Good image quality in optimal settings, plenty of inbuilt features, user-friendly interface
Cheap plastic body, slightly overpriced, no video/movie mode
The Sony Alpha A380 delivers evenly exposed images with natural colours when left on its default settings. There are further pre-optimised Creative Style settings for those who prefer the more vivid look. We weren’t convinced, however, that the supp...
Capable of shooting some very nice photos , Fast Live View AF and single-shot performance , Tiltable LCD , Dual-card slots , Relatively simple, straightforward operation , Built-in wireless flash and image stabilisation
While the Sony Alpha DSLR-A380 is a solid and inexpensive dSLR with a few nice features that will probably satisfy many shooters, it doesn't deliver quite enough on any front to outshine competitors....
Abstract: Sonys DSLR A380 is the top model in a suite of three Alpha DSLR cameras that were announced in late May. Ninety-two grams lighter than its predecessor, the 14.2-megapixel A380 replaces the DSLR-A350 in Sonys line-up. The new camera has been designed ...
If you're in the market for an entry-level DSLR that's a cut above the average, the Sony Alpha 380 makes an excellent choice. The high resolution sensor, excellent optics of the included kit lens, and in-camera image stabilization add up to a good valu...
Abstract: The 14.2-megapixel tilt-screen Alpha 380 is the new and improved version of Sony’s a350 DSLR which, being originally released onto the market in January of 2008, was due for a minor upgrade given that in DSLR terms anything 18-months and beyond is...
Fast AF in bright and moderate light, Best liveview experience you can get, Popup can control offcamera flash,
Awkward grip design, Resolution and noise control aren’t the best, Manual switch for choosing SD card or Memory Stick.
The Alpha 380 has a lot to offer DSLR newcomers, particularly those who are already used to shooting in live view, or who have inherited Grandpa’s Minolta lenses and want to keep using them. But anyone choosing among this Sony and the comparable Can...
Abstract: Sony has had a bad year in its LCD TV and games business but seems to have a winner in its DSLR cameras. Supporting this success, the company has fed the market with a stream of models to satisfy a variety of budgets and requirements.Now three models:...
