The Sony A100 is Sony's first foray into the digital SLR market. Born out of a collaboration with Konica Minolta (who have subsequently exited the camera business), the Sony A100 builds on the ...

On the inside, the A100 is an entry-level camera that will compete with the likes of the Canon EOS 350D and the Nikon D50. It amalgamates Konica Minolta and Sony technologies (Sony bought Konica ...

The Alpha, or Sony A100, visibly pays respect to Konica Minolta's heritage, resembling the Dynax/Maxxum 5D in looks and features, and perhaps most importantly by keeping the Minolta A-type lens mount ...

Although we posted a ‘first look’ on the Photo Review website shortly after the official launch of Sony’s first interchangeable-lens DSLR early in June, it was late August before we were able to ...

For owners of Digital SLR Camera DSLR-A100, we are offering a firmware update as well as an update program for Image Data Converter SR Ver1.1. Address the symptom that in very rare cases ...

The birth of what is now Sony's Alpha A100 actually came from the demise of Konica Minolta's photo imaging business. But that didn't stop Sony from making this item their own. Though the Minolta ...

Sony's Alpha DSLR-A100 is the company's first attempt at bringing a digital SLR to market. This camera's design may look familiar, however—it's almost identical to Konica Minolta's 6-megapixel D ...

Enough about the lens, what about the pictures? The A100 does produce some very punchy, colourful, bright shots. It uses Sony's new 'BIONZ' (pardon?) processing system to handle the camera's large ...

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