http://www.photoclubalpha.com/2007/09/15/alpha-700-acr-42-quality-revealed/ To support this website subscribe to Photoworld, the quarterly magazine for Minolta and Sony Alpha system owners Sun, 06 Jul 2008 20:11:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://www.photoclubalpha.com/2007/09/15/alpha-700-acr-42-quality-revealed/#comment-174 chacha Mon, 17 Sep 2007 21:34:12 +0000 http://photoclubalpha.com/2007/09/15/alpha-700-acr-42-quality-revealed/#comment-174 David, your recent series of a700 articles have been more than helpful for determining the quality of jpegs (the red car) and raw shots (this latest article)from sony's new alpha 700. But obviously we really need a series of shots using both formats with a production model. I guess Sony has not released one yet because they are finalizing jpeg calibrations in camera? I know as soon as you get one you will be the first to get some pictures on your site. I am really optimistic based on the a100 results, but the sony h9 (?) point and shoot did nothing for my confidence in sony's ability to control noise and create a good jpeg camera as well. Still I am very hopeful, because of your two articles and because surely Sony has heard all the praise about the great resolving power of the a100. Surely they will not want to sacrifice their strength in that area. ChaCha David, your recent series of a700 articles have been more than helpful for determining the quality of jpegs (the red car) and raw shots (this latest article)from sony’s new alpha 700. But obviously we really need a series of shots using both formats with a production model. I guess Sony has not released one yet because they are finalizing jpeg calibrations in camera? I know as soon as you get one you will be the first to get some pictures on your site. I am really optimistic based on the a100 results, but the sony h9 (?) point and shoot did nothing for my confidence in sony’s ability to control noise and create a good jpeg camera as well. Still I am very hopeful, because of your two articles and because surely Sony has heard all the praise about the great resolving power of the a100. Surely they will not want to sacrifice their strength in that area. ChaCha

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