Loving my Sony...

[TheRaven]

Here are some shots from my Sony Alpha A200, which I got for £100  . I love it, and I love shooting in RAW, it's my first DSLR so it's a massive bonus! Comments and critique much appreciated!

[shepgti]

I must say it has improved your work alot! Good stuff

[Ozz]

Some nice pics there 

[TheRaven]

Cheers guys, it's so nice to finally be able to create what I was looking for, instead of struggling with a half hearted camera.

[shepgti]

Time to get some flashes and triggers to really get creative

[DubFan]

Cheers guys, it's so nice to finally be able to create what I was looking for, instead of struggling with a half hearted camera.

I know that feeling. I went from an inexpensive Kodak bridge camera, which produced reasonable photos, to a Sony Alpha 100 and all of a sudden I could capture what I wanted, not just what the camera thought I wanted.
Just being able to focus on what you want, using the focus points or manual focus, makes a huge difference. Then the ability to get the depth of fields exactly as you want and the shutter speed as you want.

There are tons of lenses for the Alpha cameras, lots of them very good and cheap.
The Alpha 100 and 200 are based on the Minolta designs (which were pretty decent) after which Sony started to build on that and make improvements.

Carry on enjoying your Alpha.
If you're not on flickr, join up and mix it up with the Alpha groups.

[T_J_G]

Look forward to seeing more of your work

I loved my bridge camera but DSLR is in a different world.

[TheRaven]

Thank you, I came from a Fujifilm S3200 bridge, which I still have as it's one of the top of the range bridge's, that's what I took everything else with, but using a SLR is a totally different experience, and I have completely fallen in love with shooting RAW!