The A99 gives very good image quality, particularly so at high ISO sensitivities, placing it among the best performing full frame cameras we've seen to date. And with 24MP resolution, only of the class-leading 36MP Nikon D800 resolves more detail. Dynamic range is equally impressive as well, easily on par with its peers. And the camera's multi-shot HDR mode provides JPEG shooters with an easy way to capture both highlight and shadow detail that exceeds single-shot capability.
There's a lot to like in the Sony SLT-A99. It's a camera that combines very good image quality with a high degree of camera customization and an ergonomically well-designed control layout. It incorporates all of Sony's recent technology advances in both stills and video performance. A900 users who've patiently waited for an upgrade and are amenable to using an EVF will be hard-pressed to find much fault with the A99, as it represents a significant step forward in just about every respect other than output resolution.
Camera Features:
- Full Frame 24 Megapixel resolution
- Uncompressed Full 1080 HDMI® output
- Up to 25600 ISO Range sensitivity
- World's first Dual AF system10
- The World's Lightest Full Frame DSLR Camera
Pros&Cons
Pros
- Excellent high ISO performance
- Fast focus for stills and video
- 5.7fps shooting
- Quiet
- Articulating rear LCD
- 1080p60 video capture
- Integrated GPS
- No optical viewfinder
- Lacks built-in flash
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