Are SONY DSLR cameras just as good as Pentax and or Canon/Nikon?
Well, let’s get an answer from someone who actually shoots a Sony DSLR and has shot a Canon SLR (for 3 years). I switched from Canon to Sony when I went digital. And I also bought myself a Minolta Maxxum 35mm SLR. I was ready to go digital and I wanted to do my research. I hadn’t when I got the Canon, it was just convenient and cheap. And I had never gotten any additional accessories so no loss switching brands if I made that decision. Anyway, I had someone suggest a Sony DSLR, which I wasn’t even aware was an option at the time. But I did my research on it and found that the biggest difference between Sony and Canon and Nikon is that C & N have in-lens stabilization. So only some of those 60 lenses are stabilized. Sony (like Olympus and Pentax) uses in-body stabilization so all 30 or so Sony lenses and the Tamron, Sigma and Vivitar lenses will all be stabilized. Oh, and so will all of those lovely old Minolta Maxxum lenses that you can get for a steal on ebay and craigslist. And we ca
