Sony Alpha A58 20.1Mp Dslr Digital Camera Review

A great alternative to the Sony camera strap that came with my A58 DSLR, it is much more comfortable and the quick release makes it easy to put on and take off! Also love the extra pockets for spare SD cards and batteries, also useful for holding lens caps. Definitely worth the money, made very well for the price!

I had been researching for weeks and had actually tried several microphones with my SONY A58 DSLR. Unfortunately, the automatic gain control is a problem for shotgun mics and since most of my work is interview type situations I decided to give this a try. B&H THANK YOU for having this in stock. You're one of the few companies that did. I have had this setup in the field for a short time but it is a stellar performer. The system is easy to setup and use and the sound quality is great even without post-production work. Love the versatility of the unit. Very impressive for my use at an affordable price.

This lens works beautifully with the Sony Alpha A7s Ii Mirrorless Digital Camera. I highly recommend this lens :)

When I bought the Sony Alpha SLR Digital Camera package, I mistakenly neglected to get an AC Adapter Kit... but because I purchased the camera primarily for video production, the AC Adapter is essential. Not surprisingly, I got the quality that I expected from a Sony product.

I bought this camera for my wife who already owns a Sony NX5 and a Sony DSLR. The Alpha 6000 is now her go to camera for just about everything she photographs. All the features of a new DSLR camera but half the weight and size. Blazing fast focus never misses and works with all of her older E lenses and DSLR lenses with the Sony adapter. I elected to get her the gorgeous silver and black finish body that is reminiscent of neo-modern rangefinder camera in the mirrorless package and the fit and finish is excellent. Unlike the Nex 5 the Alpha 6000 incorporates an electronic viewfinder into it's light and compact body that is bright and sharp and a welcome addition over the older Nex 5. Current pricing of the Alpha 6000 is very good for such a feature laden camera and although the newer Alpha 6300 and 6500 may have additional features in more robust packaging you would be hard pressed to find the same value for money! As expected B&H service was excellent and delivery was faster than I anticipated, even with the need to clear customs into Canada.

This is my first DSLR camera. I was torn between the Canon T5i, Sony Alpha A58 and this Canon SL1. I've had it for only a few weeks but so far so good. The kit lens that came with it is a good all around lens. Pictures are nice and clear. The camera is easy to use and the menus are straight forward. The camera is pretty light but I can't say thats a bad thing. Overall, I've been very satisfied with this camera. I would recommend this camera to any one looking to get into the photography hobby.

My camera is a Sony Alpha II, which is a very good mirrorless dslr, that takes movies as well. Of course the built in mic is minimal. I tried it out for real at a house concert, with serious audio equipment, and an audience of about 50. The two mics were both pointed at the artist, so it was not really sterio. The sound quality was quite presentable on the external stereo speakers driven from my laptop. My intention is iTunes and Facebook use, not making studio quality audio so it clearly does the job for me.

I reqally didn't want the bag; it came with the Sony A58 camera I purchased. Now that I have it, though, I like it. The camera fits perfectly inside with a mid size zoom lens attached. There's room for a few accessories. It has a decent quality adjustable strap. What's not to like?

Identical to the one that came with my Sony Alpha 9.

I recently purchased a David D. Busch Sony Alpha a6000/ILCE-6000 Guide to Digital Photography from B&H and am amazed how concise every detail about the camera and using it is covered. Being a novice in mirrorless cameras and photography as a whole I find this book very helpful and the service from B&H is first class.