Is the Alpha system from Sony a viable alternative for the professional photographer? I’m inclined to answer yes, thanks to the Sony A900. Making the case for the alpha system and specifically the A900, David Kilpatrick pens an article for the ..read more

David Kilpatrick reviews the Sigma 50mm f/1.4 EX DG HSM and in the process provides some comparisons of the Sony A900 and the substantially more expensive Nikon D3x. Honestly, both cameras are incredible and I suspect a photographer would be well ..read more

For some reason or another the Sony A900 seems to consistently get overlooked by consumers. I suspect that a big part of it is a hesitation to spend a large amount of money on camera not made by Canon or Nikon, but given ..read more

Not to be outdone by Canon or Nikon, Sony has its own “top this” camera, the Sony A900, which has been doing fine in the review department too, thank you very much. PDN Gear Guide reviewed the 24 megapixel offering from Sony where ..read more

The 24 megapixel full frame Sony A900 had done nothing but win high marks in review after review for its professional build, impressive resolution, built in image stabilization, and general orientation to the “traditional” photographer. It isn’t really a surprise then that the ..read more

Reichmann at Luminous Landscape compares the 2 “budget” high resolution full frame offerings from Canon and Sony. We’ve gone over this before, but it’s very hard to pick “winners” with these 2 amazing cameras, each offering a certain something to photographers. ..read more

While we’ve said this for awhile and commenters generally agree, any of the full frame cameras will serve you very well, delivering excellent performance and image quality. But if you’re still unconvinced, Luminous Landscape servers up an excellent comparison of the big 3; ..read more

Michael Reichmann at Luminous Landscape posts his update to the Sony A900, and it’s an interesting read in part because in the article the A900: