Sony DSLR-A100 Alpha Guided Tour |
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| Published by: Adorama 09-11-2006 Read Complete Article |
Article Summary
"Welcome to the latest in the Guided Tour series, an Adorama exclusive, where we take you on in-depth looks at today's most popular cameras. We explain all of the buttons, modes, and special functions of specific cameras in detail, and offer hints and tips and photos to help you really get to know this camera.
The Sony DSLR-A100 Alpha is unusual in its design because it has conveniently put its most useful controls right on the surface, and not buried in menus. And yet it doesn't look like it has an overwhelming number of buttons and dials. You can access most of these features via the left-side Function dial or the right-side mode dial."....Read Complete Article
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