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Description
The Sony A100 is a 10mp CCD APS-C sensor DSLR released in 2006. It is Sony's first DSLR, and was made in large part due to Sony working with and almost immediately then acquiring Minolta's camera operations. It is very similar to Minolta DSLRs before it, and uses the same mount, making it compatible with Minolta A mount lenses.
Basic information
Brand
Sony
Current price
$80
Lens mount
Sony A
Memory card
Compact Flash (Type I), Compact Flash (Type I or II)
Battery Type
NP-FM55H
Weight
545g
Weather resistence
No
RAW file
ARW
Built-in ND Filter
No
Sensor information
Sensor type
CCD
Sensor size
APS-C
Native aspect ratio
Megapixels
10.2
Stabilization
Yes
AA Filter
Yes
Color filter array
RGB
Video information
Video
No
Lens Mount Information
Lens mount
Sony A
Flange distance
0mm
Adaptable lenses
Samsung NX mini
6.95mm
Pentax Q
9.2mm
D-mount
12.29mm
Nikon Z
16mm
Nikon 1
17mm
C-mount
17.526mm
Fujifilm X
17.7mm
Canon M
18mm
Sony E
18mm
Micro Four Thirds
19.25mm
Hasselblad XCD
18.14mm
Canon RF
20mm
Leica L
20mm
Samsung NX
25.5mm
Fujifilm G-mount
26.7mm
Pentax Auto 110
27mm
Leica M
27.8mm
Olympus Pen F
28.95mm
Contax RF
34.85mm
Nikon S
34.85mm
Minolta V
36mm
Original Four Thirds
38.67mm
Konica F
40.5mm
Konica AR
40.5mm
Canon FL
42mm
Canon FD
42mm
Minolta SR
6.95mm
Canon EF
44mm
Sigma SA
44mm
Sony A / Minolta A
44.5mm
Pentax K
45.46mm
M42
45.46mm
Olympus OM
46mm
Nikon F
46.5mm
Connectivity
GPS
No
Wifi
No
Ports
USB 2.0, Remote, Video out, DC
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User reviews
Vandal - September 9th, 2022
Overall rating
I ran this camera when it debuted. I sold it and moved on to Pentax. I bought it again and fell in love again. Much more responsive than I remembered, fun to shoot, and that classic vintage SLR look. With a little work, modified a200 grip, and an M42 lens adapter with a Mir lens... beautiful and fun.