Sony Alpha DSLR-A700

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Sony Alpha DSLR-A700

“This camera is an all out excellent value. I use two...”

Written on: 01/03/2009 by deputy50

This camera is an all out excellent value. I use two for professional work along with an array of Carl Zeiss, Sigma and Tamron lenses. If you have other systems, then save money and stick with them, but if you have the money and lack brand loyalty, you would not be disappointed one bit with the Sony A700 dslr. (read more)

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Sony Alpha DSLR-A700

“I bought the Sony D-SLR A700 for £699.00 from...”

Written on: 12/05/2008 by bigraz (13 reviews written)

I bought the Sony D-SLR A700 for £699.00 from Cameraworld in Chelmsford. I bought it to replace my superb Minolta 7D . Wow what a Camera right from the handling, to the Auto Focus. Plus the build quality. All are superb!. Plus i am using all my old A Mount Minolta Lens. All are working great with the body. If you are thinking of buying a DSLR don't just go for other brands because of there Names. This Truly is a Superb piece of Kit!!. (read more)

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Written on: 07/06/2008

Specially the part about the old AF Minolta Maxxum lens, I've been doing the same thing with my A100, now I'd like to upgrade towards the A700, but would like to see what the A900 will be like before this year end!

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“The Sony D-SLR A700 is a lovely camera, bought as an...”

Written on: 27/03/2008

The Sony D-SLR A700 is a lovely camera, bought as an upgrade to the old Minolta 7D. Builds/improves on the Minolta's strengths in every area except the menu system is slightly more unwieldly although the quick access joystick compensates for this. Only real problems are with it playing second fiddle to Canon/Nikon and the comparative immaturity/cost of the Sony D-SLR brand range. But these are not faults with the camera itself which is a gem and knocks spots off the competition in several... (read more)