Testseek.com have collected 56 expert reviews of the Sony Alpha SLT-A35 and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sony Alpha SLT-A35.
August 2011
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Published: 2012-02-17, Author: Jim , review by: pcmag.com
Shoots at five frames per second. Fast autofocus. Compact for a D-SLR. Good high ISO performance.
So-so LCD EVF. Limited video settings. Just-ok kit lens. Proprietary hot shoe
The Alpha 35 is a fast-shooting entry-level D-SLR that is capable of grabbing photos in subpar lighting conditions. It is held back by a so-so electronic viewfinder, which makes it a tough sell compared to D-SLRs with traditional optical finders....
Good still and video image quality, * Speedy overall performance, * Feature-rich but beginner-friendly, * Autofocus and stereo sound for video,
Cropped image for 7fps continuous shooting, * Static LCD, * Limited control over noise reduction, * Unbalanced with longer lenses, Price when rated: $700
Overall it's hard to fault the A35 in any area. The body is sturdy and well laid out, the camera's functionality highly impressive for the low price range and the image quality excellent. The only downside, per se, is user preference as to whether an ...
Quality: picture quality was OK but not brilliant.Why you'd buy it: access to A-mount lenses.Why you wouldn't: LCD screen is fixed, doesn't tilt; card slot in camera's base;So what did I think of the semi-reflective mirror viewfinder arrangement? Frankly...
There's a lot to say about the Sony A35. Considering that it's the baby of the range, it certainly packs a punch. The 16 megapixels should produce moderately good pictures, but they're stunning. The build quality should be noticeably lower at this pri...
When sitting down to list the pros and cons for the Sony a35 it was actually hard to find a compelling reason not to highly recommend this camera. The sharpness of the images, the wide range of useful and fun function options available to the photog...
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Published: 2011-07-27, Author: Philip , review by: popphoto.com
The A35 continues to show the benefits of a semitransparent mirror in a DSLR. For the average shooter, the speedy and solid continuous AF delivers what most people look for when they step up to a DSLR. Shutter lag is not a part of this camera's vocabulary...
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Published: 2011-07-16, Author: Lori , review by: cnet.com
If you're looking for a model with fast performance, decent video capture, and the benefits of an electronic viewfinder, those are the Sony Alpha SLT-A35's strong suit
Even compared to a dSLR it's a bit dowdy-looking and it's bulkier than competitive ILCs, with a couple of awkward control placements
A solid camera for point-and-shoot upgraders who want to be able to shoot action and video, the Sonly Alpha SLT-A35's bulk may still be a turn-off for some.
Abstract: 16.20MegapixelsSony Alpha (Minolta A) mount3.0 inchLCD Review Summary: Smaller than an SLR, yet compatible with SLR lenses, the Sony A35 also does tricks: it's capable of up to 7 frames per second at a slightly cropped image size, but still retails for...
When Sony launched the SLT series in 2010, the A55 and A33 were, with their bright EVFs and full-time phase-detection AF, arguably the most innovative new cameras in an otherwise quite uneventful year (from a camera technology point of view). In compa...
