DSLR-A390L, 14.2 Mp, 6.9 cm LCD, CCD, USB 2.0, HDMI mini
Even first-time DSLR users can experience superb image quality, plus speedy shooting responses and the convenience of live image preview. Compact, easy to carry and comfortable to hold, it's also wonderfully simple to use.
Great pictures from any angle
The LCD screen tilts up or down for comfortable viewing in different shooting positions. It’s really useful if you’re not holding the camera close to your eye: for example of you’re shooting above a crowd or crouching down for an interesting viewpoint.
Super-fast shooting that’s always in focus
Don’t let your digital SLR slow you down. Unique to Sony, Quick AF Live View lets you enjoy live image preview without sacrificing the convenience of fast, accurate autofocus and rapid continuous shooting.
Quality that won't weigh you down
Who wants to be weighed down by their DSLR? Small, light and comfortable to hold, there's less to carry on days out, weekends away or longer trips abroad. Now there's no excuse for leaving your camera at home.
Great results made beautifully simple
Never used a DSLR camera before? Don't worry - help is at hand. There's an on-screen help guide, plus a choice of Scene Selection modes to suit any subject. You'll get amazing results without having to worry about fiddly settings.
Control the show in comfort
Connect the camera to your BRAVIA television - then effortlessly control playback functions with your BRAVIA TV’s remote. There’s no need to get up from your favourite chair to enjoy the show in sparkling HD.
Sony α DSLR-A390L + DT 18-55mm, 14,2 MP, 4592 x 3056 pixels, CCD, 497 g, Black
Sony α DSLR-A390L + DT 18-55mm. Camera type: SLR Camera Kit, Megapixel: 14,2 MP, Sensor type: CCD, Maximum image resolution: 4592 x 3056 pixels. Focal length range: 18 - 55 mm. Display diagonal: 6,86 cm (2.7"). PictBridge. Weight: 497 g. Product colour: Black
Available from just £350, the Sony A390 is one of the cheapest DSLRs on the market. It features a slight restyle from the previous A380, and it's all the better for it. Although it still can't match cameras from Nikon or Canon for style, it's a lot more comfortable to hold than the A380, and offers a good set of features. Considering the price, the Sony A390 has a lot to offer. The 2.7-inch LCD s... 
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