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April 2008
(82%)
74 Avis
Note moyenne issue des avis d’experts sur ce produit.
Utilisateurs
(64%)
5 Avis
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Les éditeurs ont aimé
La fonction LiveView
La vitesse de prise de vue
Le stabilisateur
Les objectifs proposés
Live View sur écran orientable
Compacité
Ergonomie générale
Qualité des images
Balance des blancs.
Visée sur écran LCD avec un autofocus rapide
Ecran LCD orientable (partiellement)
Bonne qualité des images jusqu'à 800 ISO
Stabilisation intégrée au boîtier
Simplicité d'utilisation
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Les prix un peu élevés
Cadrage photo en mode 16/9 difficile dans le viseur optique
Good detail at lowest sensitivities, competitive with best in class, Reliable metering, JPEG output makes good use of the sensors dynamic range, Most seamless live view system of current DSLRs, Probably the easiest DSLR to use for a compact camera user, S...
Soft JPEGs with poor low-contrast detail, Smallest viewfinder to appear on an APS-C DSLR, Screen obstructs use of viewfinder, Image quality suffers above ISO 400 (from both noise and excessive noise reduction), Long exposure noise reduction turns hot pixe...
Both the greatest compliment and greatest criticism you can level at the Alpha 350 is that its probably the most compact-camera-like DSLR weve ever reviewed. The secondary-sensor live view system is interesting: most modern DSLR designs are saddled ...
Excellent specification for price, Great image quality, Super Steady Shot, Anti Dust system, Eye Start, D-Range Optimiser, Ergonomics.
LCD cannot be swiveled back into the body (for protection), “Fn” function button replaces hard buttons for some controls, No direct manual focus control; Spot metering via menu selection only.
Despite the limited frame coverage in live view, Quick AF Live View works and the camera’s otherwise excellent performance and great image quality combine neatly within an easy to use body. Factor in the good price and the Sony Alpha 350 is worthy o...
Very good photo quality at lower ISO settings or in RAW mode, Well built, easytohold body, Sensorshift image stabilization reduces blur on most legacy Minolta and all Sony lenses, Best live view system on the market on a tilting 2.7" LCD; focuses ...
Photos are on the soft side, with heavy noise reduction above ISO 200 (in low light) and ISO 800 (in normal light); shooting in RAW improves things noticeably, Tends to underexpose, Sluggish low light focusing, Live view issues: only shows 90% of the f...
The Alpha DSLR-A350 is the middle child in Sonys 2008 digital SLR lineup. The A350 has a lot to offer for $799 (body only), including image stabilization, the best live view system on the market, responsive performance, class-leading battery life, and...
On the plus side, Sony's Alpha 350 shows great image quality, an effective antishake system, a good build and a handy pull-out LCD monitor. However, we weren't so impressed with its ergonomics, its poor layout of controls and tunnel-like viewfinder. L...
Fantastic live view system with fast AF, good shadow detail maintained, easy operation
Larger buffer/faster processor would be nice, small grip, JPEG processing, small viewfinder
Despite a few shortcomings, the autofocus-enabled live view is the best we’ve encountered and is exactly what compact owners looking to upgrade to a DSLR have been waiting for. We would even say that Sony has set a benchmark for how live view system...
Extrait: Sony are betting on the lowest segment of the D-SLR market with no less than three models. The Sony A200, the A300 and the A350 offer the consumer sufficient choice. It also shows that Sony, after a timid start, are willing to conquer the photography m...
Articulated LCD screen allows more comfortable shooting from above or below, Live View mode doesnt affect AF speed at all, Good body size, solid feel, Easy to learn and use, Great grip, No-nonsense design, 14.2-megapixel sensor, Function button makes ...
Smaller optical viewfinder than A200, Kit lens is slightly soft in the corners, Advanced DRO slows camera down when shooting rapidly, Pop-up flash doesnt go very high, Infrared sensor activates AF system when you dont want it to, like when youre jus...
Sonys Alpha A350 is the companys top-tier consumer SLR for 2008, offering a high resolution 14.2-megapixel sensor, Live View like no one else has, and an articulating LCD screen. Its a very complete package for the experienced and inexperienced alik...
Fine 14MP images, At last! Live View that makes sense, Loaded with features
Could be faster (fps) especially in Live View, Noticeable noise above 800 ISO, Forget the kit lens
This one is really a no-brainer. At $799 USD for the body only, the Sony alpha DSLR-A350 is a terrific camera for the price. I’d avoid the kit lens and spend a little extra for the 16-80mm Zeiss edition--and you’ll be set for years. This ...
Publié: 2008-04-08, Auteur: Lori , review by: cnet.com
Sensor-shift image stabilization; useful Live View implementation with flip-up LCD.
Kit lens could be better; mixed performance; small viewfinder; interface annoyances.
Unless youre prepared to spend a disproportionate amount of money on a really good lens, the resolution bump offered by the Sony Alpha DSLR-A350 isnt worth the price.
Built-in anti-shake - works with any lens, No-fuss Live View with quick AF, Tilting monitor, InfoLithium battery gives accurate feedback.
Relatively small optical viewfinder, Modest 2.5fps continuous shooting, Live View not 100% accurate, Anti-dust system not effective in our tests.
The Sony Alpha A350 is a feature-packed DSLR with a compelling price tag. With high resolution, built-in stabilisation, Live View and a flip-out screen, it ticks the boxes of most new DSLR buyers. Sony’s fuss-free Live View is also arguably the best...
