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May 2013
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97 Críticas
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Resumen: I have had this camera in use now for 3 days and as an avid photographer I am positively surprised regarding the features and the ease of use both in manual and automatic settings. This is my 3rd Sony with interchangeable lenses and while the Alpha 100 wa...
Resumen: Sony’s SLT a58 super snapper is a top notch camera that comes complete with an incredible electronic viewfinder, image stabilisation, and even video shooting powers - but how does fare with the rest of the DSLR pack? And will its small screen and pictu...
The Sony Alpha 58 (SLT-A58K) offers an upgraded OLED EVF and kit lens, but it isn't the top D-SLR in Sony's lineup....
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Publicación: 2013-08-14, Autor: Christopher , crítica de: reviewed.com
We'll admit the entry-level A58 is low on features, and tragically the Alpha series' speedy continuous shooting capabilities have been cut. But we think this camera's image quality is still pretty darn good. The A58 won't set records, but for $600 new it'...
Well saturated colours and warm feel to images, rear LCD can be tilted up or down, DSLR-style handling yet quicker to get video recording up and running, EVF comes with built-in eye sensor for automatic activation
The rear LCD screen is smaller than most rivals (even if it can be tilted), bulkier than smaller rivals at this price in the Canon EOS 100D DSLR or even Panasonic G6 CSC
Sharp and well-saturated images from the camera as well as ultra smooth video clips confirm this cheaper than average model as a jack of all trades too. So if you don't mind an electronic viewfinder as opposed to the traditional optical version supplied b...
Publicación: 2013-06-25, Autor: Bruno , crítica de: digitalversus.com
Even more responsive than previous model, New 20Megapixel sensor makes an effective replacement for the wellknown 16MP model, New OLED viewfinder, "Lock On AF" function works well, Sensorshift stabilisation: works with all lenses
Screen has been downgraded compared with the Alpha 57, Finish has been scaled back, Menu still has some incoherent features, Lens quality: 1855 kit lens bridles the sensor's potential, Constant hissing in video mode
Sony certainly knows how to make good sensors—the new 20-Megapixel APS-C model used in the A58 is proof enough of that. Sony also knows how to make good image processing engines that can further improve its cameras' already speedy response times. But whil...
In a tough sector, having a unique selling point is key, and that is what has made Sonys series of SLTs stand out from the crowd. But with the Alpha 58, its advantages have been diluted quite a bit.The 20.1-million-pixel sensor sees it resolving greater...
Comfortable handgrip and handling, Reliable AF performance, Good level of detail in images, Noise at higher ISO settings
Plastic lens mount is disappointing, Limited burst mode
The entry-level DSLR market is one of the most competitive in photography and, as a result, anything that a camera can do to stand out is more than welcome. Sony had achieved this with past SLT range cameras, but the Sony A58 is a step back. The full reso...
Publicación: 2013-02-20, Autor: Amy , crítica de: techradar.com
Picture Effects, Low light performance, Good EVF
Slow autofocus, Frustrating raw format use, Not an articulating/touchscreen
We're a little disappointed not to see a touchscreen incorporated on this camera, too. With the Canon 100D and Canon 700D showing us how useful these can be on DSLR (type) cameras, we'd expect an electronic giant like Sony to have touchscreen technology ...
